«Back to IDM again, by the hand of Canadian boy Dave Zeal. Zeal has previously released works on italian Sinewaves and on Top-40 netlabels.
'Trinidad' offers us eight tracks in twenty minutes, which seems somewhat short, but Dave crafts some pretty interesting IDM textures into those short bursts. This work sounds like it's clearly influenced by early nineties Warp artists, but also by some north-american IDM, namely from defunct M3rck label.
Angled beats carried around freely with backdrop dreamy keyboards on 'Cube Dweller'; Caribbean percussion under the influence of BoC-like textured ambience on 'Panmen'; Fuzzy Hip-Hop, heavy filtered through 8-bit-beat machines on 'Dive'; Future Jazz piano paired with broken but steady beats on 'Shorts' or Ambient cinematic soundscapes on 'Trinity Haze', the longest piece, and a personal favorite, which really stands out here. Find it all in Trinidad. We could easily take another twenty minutes, Dave. C'mon...» - Pedro Leitão
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MEAPsoft is a program for automatically segmenting and rearranging music audio recordings.
It is aimed at musicians and experimenters who want to play with new ways to put audio fragments together.
Round 8 of the Soundevotion Competition, a Renoise module compo, has officially begun. This round we are featuring a samplepack of drums and the Synth1 VSTi. Entry Deadline is September 21st, 2006, come join the tracking!
New versions available:
Linux (x86, x86_64, PowerPC, ARM Zaurus, GP2X),
Windows 9x/Me, FreeBSD, Solaris, Windows CE Handheld PCs and the Gizmondo
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New imported module formats:
DBM (DigiBooster), GMC (Game Music Creator), IT (Impulse Tracker)
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Low-latency audio driver support:
ALSA on Linux, ASIO and DirectX on Win32.
Tolga Baklacioglu's second Retinascan album is out now.. TB-Dreams in Teletext Made using mostly by Nanoloop 2.0 and 1.3.. 26 Tracks..(Double CD) "Tolga Baklacioglu stays true and gives us a full load of 8-bit bleep funk on a 90 minutes double CD-R release. Game Boy Advance and some sample toys are still his fave tools to assemble his irresistible and unmistakable dance tracks reviving an early 90's warpy rave feel and crossing it over with the chipstyle hysteria of now. "
Here we go again with fresh new music of Maxus. His long ambient-style tune "Forgotten Hope" is the mainpart of release no.95. But last but not least the very well-fitting cover of Angeldust is another reason to leech the file. Get it! :)
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