For me, I don't feel we've even scratched the surface of what could be done live with ableton or final-scratch.
People are still more or less mp3-ing doing whole tracks, not really messing with interesting short elements in themselves, which could be used to create something different in themselves, not really using the effects at all! But maybe I just haven't heard it done and it has been! I didn't hear the legendary Surgeon set at ATP ferinstance. k >-----Original Message----- >From: robin pinning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 11:21 AM >To: 313@hyperreal.org >Subject: Re: (313) Fw: Dex and FX with Kirk Degiorgio > > > >wow i look forward to this, i'm surprised we've not seen more of this type >of mix (there's scion and de2 and that 2 many djs) around as there's >several packages that can do this now. > >so is this approach the logical progression of the megamix wher you use a >multitrack tape? > >and is this likely to encourage new ways of djing live? > >it's friday i fancy discussing something :) > >cheers > >robin... > >> ARTIST: VARIOUS >> MIXED BY : KIRK DEGIORGIO >> TITLE: F.X.MIX.01. >> LABEL: KEEP DIGGIN >> FORMAT: CD >> RELEASE DATE: 21 JULY 2003 >> >> FEATURING: JOHN BELTRAN, PHIL ASHER, PANOPTICA, KYOTO JAZZ MASSIVE, >> RED NOSE DISTRICT, TROUBLE MAN (AKA MARK PRITCHARD) + + + >> >> Kirk Degiorgio - Master of the electronic beat, delves into his box of >> trickery with Ableton's new software package to create a unique >mix of Latin >> house, broken beats and techno. This is a mix compilation, but not as we >> know it! >> >> Using Ableton's new 'Live' software has enabled Kirk to loop/edit/remix >> parts of each track live, inducing unique and twisted mixes of each >> individual track whilst in the mix. ultimately making this a highly >> individual audio highlight from start to finish. All this and >more, and we >> haven't even approached the track listing yet! >> >> So, lets start with the labels involved here: Compost, JCR, Versatile, >> Ubiquity, Far Out, Mantis and Certificate 18. All leading labels in their >> chosen fields. We move on to the artists and remixers: Kyoto >Jazz Massive, 4 >> Hero, Phil Asher presents Focus, Magic Number, Victor Davies, John Arnold >> and Jimpster. All leading pioneers in their chosen sound. There are two >> exclusive tracks courtesy of Kirk Degiorgio himself - Exclusively >> commissioned for this project only. >> >> Kirk Degiorgio, Ableton's 'Live' box of effects and Keep Diggin >welcome you >> to the future. >> >> TRACKLIST >> (Please note that due to the nature of this mix, the tracks are in no >> particular order) >> >> Clashing Egos - "Brightness In The Morning" (Kirk Degiorgio remix) >> Dutch techno (Max404) meets broken beats compliments of Kirk Degiorgio's >> classy reworking.. >> >> Kyoto Jazz Massive - "The Brightness of These Days" (Quantic remix) >> Released on the mighty Compost label, this is arguably Quantic's >best work >> to date - Tempo shifting, foot stomping, sweaty afro-jazz. >> >> Magic Number - "Sorry" >> Frantically paced Latin number from the Mantis stables. >> >> Ourtime - "Slack" >> Minimal techno from UK underground label Ourtime. >> >> Panoptica - "She's in Fiesta's" (Bauhaus remix) >> Dubby tech-house shocker on drum & bass label Certificate 18! >> >> Red Nose Distrikt - "NYB" >> Carl Craig style breakbeats from Holland's Rush Hour label. >> >> Phil Asher presents Focus - "Having Your Fun" (4 Hero remix) >> Excellent track from the ever consistent Phil Asher remixed by >the mighty 4 >> Hero compliments of Versatile records. >> >> John Beltran - "Felicidad Nova" (Jimpster remix) >> Latin house hero John Beltran's original uplifting anthem remixed by the >> mighty Jimpster on Ubiquity records.. >> >> John Arnold - "Fabric" >> Nu-jazz techno stylee from Ubiquity's John Arnold.Cool as! >> >> Victor Davies - "Lady Luck" (Procreation remix) >> Highly percussive nu-jazz vocal number from the ever consistent >> Jazzanova-Compost Records camp. >> >> Trouble Man - "Where We Stand" >> Troubleman - Also known as one Mr Mark Pritchard, one half of Global >> Communications, releasing his debut under a new alter ego guise >on Far Out >> Recordings. >> >> Filta Facta - "Electrik Shok" >> Filtered jazz/funk/disco house number..Not your usual house >music by numbers >> though - This is much more intelligent.Summers here! >> >> Blue Binary - "Crescendo" >> Stripped down and looped grooves exclusive to this album. >> >> Family Affairs - "Open Values" >> More stripped down and looped grooves exclusive to this album. >> > >
