andy farley That Farley choon that goes up to 1000bpm @ one...

[SarahPVC]

Mr_Happy said:

SarahPvc said:

It appears that generally people are wanting to hear harder / faster music these days judging by the response ive seen recently to hardcore & gabba tunes being dropped into hard house sets.

 

1stly) fast hard house isnt a new invention. people have been playing and stumping to stuff like that for younks. its just as quickly as people descover that style others leave

 

2ndly) i wouldnt say it was a genralisation as i know loads of hardhouse lovers that dont like thier hardhouse tupidly fast or hard. plus what about all the lovers of techno/house/trance/prog/breakbeat/etc. they are gaining new bloody as quickly as hardhouse is yet thier hardly orientated by the empasis on harder faster music

 

just my thoughts on the matter ne way

 

I said in general as in the people i associate with not general as in everyone

[Mr_Happy]

ah sorry - i do appolagise 4 muddleing up the to different deffinitions of "in general"

[LiquidEyes]

LOL!

Yes I wasn't aware of that definition of "in general" either...

[Scream]

at the moment it doesn't look like this is going to be released for sometime. It still in promo. It goes up to 210bpm when it's at its fastest.

 

wouldn't really want this gettin to every single DJ as if a DJ ends his set with it before the main DJ, it's gonna be hard to top because of how fast it goes.

[Lisa]

jon_m said:

miss_diddy said:

SarahPvc said:

Havnt read through all the posts (ok so im lazy) but ive got the tune on a BK sampler & think its wikid!

It appears that generally people are wanting to hear harder / faster music these days judging by the response ive seen recently to hardcore & gabba tunes being dropped into hard house sets.

 

most definately, was only saying last night to a mate how many hardcore & harddance tunes are sounding so similar lately!!

They always have done havent they? hardcore went two ways - hardhouse and drum n bass

 

 

i disagree Jon, maybe hardhouse from hardcore but not drum & base!! I would personally say IMO that most came from Techno & is gonig back that way!!

[Scream]

mixing techno is very different, was chattin to sam about that last night. You only use tiny parts, reason being techno gets very boring quickly if you play the whole track. Also the style in making it is totally different. So i'm told anyway. lol.

[LiquidEyes]

Not all techno is completely minimal, but yes, there are a lot of tunes that are dull if played in their entirety!

 

I'm not sure I agree that writing techno is radically different to other styles of music. After all, most dance music is based around a simple minimal groove, albeit with more peripheral "fluff".

[Scream]

aye i was chattin to Sam last night and he was sayin that most techno tracks start with everything in, unluck most hard trance and hard house tracks that start with a build up into the main track.

[Tidy Tart]

Mod1 said:

 

i think youll find i singled it out for a good slaggin'!!!!

 

wasnt that hostile???

 

actually it was all the fookin tunes on the cd!!!

 

but hang on a min..........

 

u were the 1 that bought it

[Claire DC]

tidy_tart said:

Mod1 said:

 

i think youll find i singled it out for a good slaggin'!!!!

 

wasnt that hostile???

 

actually it was all the fookin tunes on the cd!!!

 

but hang on a min..........

 

u were the 1 that bought it

 

BUSTED

[Mr Moo]

tidy_tart said:

u were the 1 that bought it

 

Quality.

[Mr_Happy]

Scream said:

aye i was chattin to Sam last night and he was sayin that most techno tracks start with everything in, unluck most hard trance and hard house tracks that start with a build up into the main track.

 

which is 1 of the 2 things i h8 most about hard dance

[LiquidEyes]

Nothing wrong with gradually building up. I still love loads of progressive stuff. What is annoying is when every single tune builds up in exactly the same way. (Here's a theme, in come the hi-hats, in comes the clap, etc ... talk about signposted music!)

 

Having said that, it is equally crap when a DJ just plays super-minimal tracks. Variety is the spice of life, and there are too many DJs who dig themselves into a tiny musical niche.

[Mr_Happy]

liquideyes said:

Nothing wrong with gradually building up. I still love loads of progressive stuff. What is annoying is when every single tune builds up in exactly the same way. (Here's a theme, in come the hi-hats, in comes the clap, etc ... talk about signposted music!)

 

Having said that, it is equally crap when a DJ just plays super-minimal tracks. Variety is the spice of life, and there are too many DJs who dig themselves into a tiny musical niche.

 

once again i cant argue with u there

[TomD]

i got this on mp3 and i quite like it now, in a novelty kind of way. but the chord sequence is nice also. :$