The first of my 2012 webcasts series is now available on Mixcrate and Mixcloud. The January webcast is a 12 track mix, which is about an hour long, consisting of mostly house and tech house, with a techno track or two in there too.
The intention is to upload a new webcast every 4 weeks (in addition to any other mixes that might get posted as well). These should all be available on both the Mixcrate and Mixcloud profiles.
My live mix recorded from Zero Basic’s Solstice event on the 17th of December, 2011 is now available for for streaming and download on Mixcrate, and for streaming from Mixcloud.
This is a mix of House, Tech House, Techno, and a little bit of Progressive House.
Not seen any mixes from other DJs who were involved uploaded anywhere at this time, although they could be out there somewhere in cyberspace that I haven’t checked yet.
Part 3 of the recent minimal tracks uploaded to Soundcloud, possibly needs a bit more work on it, although I’m not claiming that this is some kind of masterpiece anyways.
As with the other tracks, this is intended purely as a demo, so is currently unmastered.
The Hoover sound is supposed to be a background layer rather than a lead, not sure if it works at that level to be honest.
The second of the three minimalist demos I had intended to upload to Soundcloud last week, and this one is meant to make pissed off robots dance or something…I dunno lol.
Again, not sure (or don’t really care) what genre this should fit in to…minimal glitch tech house or whatever, but I’ll just use the minimal house tag for now.
New demo of a minimalist track called Outcast uploaded to Soundcloud.
Intended as an intro track for one of my DJ sets a while back, not sure if it should be classed as minimal or tech house…or minimal tech house…but who gives a crap really? =P
Originally uploaded to SoundCloud and Last.fm back in June, Meltdown is an Acid track made using the now free to use Propellerhead Rebirth software.
After mentioning it may become a free download originally, this track is now available for download on SoundCloud and Last.fm for free.
Check out the player below to hear this track, which can also be downloaded from the player.
I just got Logic the other week, so was working through the manual trying to figure out my way around it and came up with this track (usually use Reason/Record, and/or Ableton Live, so had to learn which what was where…and what Logic’s name for it was).
As the the title suggests, it’s a bit basic, but that was the point, I was trying to learn about Logic rather than record an anthem.