Re: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[Lerato Khati]

it sounds great matt

On 14 September 2012 05:53,  wrote:

> Holy crap, this is super inspiring! An interesting combination of classic
> techno and booty sounds and it's all live. Looking forward to more.
>
>
> Quoting Matt Chester :
>
>  Hi all,
>>
>> It's been ages since I posted anything new up here, as I've mostly been
>> very busy with my new family over the past few years. But I'm pleased
>> to say that I'm finally starting to do some new music again!
>>
>> The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that
>> I'm doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This
>> is a fully live act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the
>> spot, nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below)
>>
>> We've got a couple of sets online that I reckon some of you might enjoy
>> - plenty of Detroit and Chicago inspired goodness:
>>
>> http://soundcloud.com/the_**pace/the-pace-live-set-for-**
>> plex-sessions-19th-june-2012
>> http://soundcloud.com/the_**pace/the-pace-summer-cream-**live-set
>>
>> If you're over this side of the world you can also catch our debut
>> performance at Plex on 5 October, along with Arpanet live, Donato Dozzy
>> & Mike Parker. 
>> http://www.residentadvisor.**net/event.aspx?387547
>>
>> Hopefully we'll have a vinyl release or two to announce shortly too..
>>
>> Cheers!
>> Matt
>>
>> Twitter - the_pace
>> Gmail - contact.the.p...@gmail.com
>> Soundcloud - soundcloud.com/the_pace
>> Facebook - 
>> http://www.facebook.com/pages/**The-Pace/383045928411687
>> RA - 
>> http://www.residentadvisor.**net/dj/thepace
>>
>>
>> The Pace
>>
>>
>> The Pace is the new project from two DJ/producers previously known for
>> their techno and ghettotech output.  Jamming and looping up everything
>> live on keys and drum machines, the duo ridebetween riff-laden techno,
>> funked up electro and raw house jams, with no backing tracks,
>> nothingpre-recorded, and no guess where they’ll end up taking the sound.
>>
>> Both well known producers and DJs in their own fields, Matt Chester and
>> Guy Thackeray have beenfriends since first working together as resident
>> selectors and promoters of London’s Flashpoint partiesin 2004.  Each
>> went on to play clubs and festivals from spots all over Europe to DEMF
>> in Detroit, but itwas another 7 years before they got their gear
>> together in the studio to see how live a live act could be.
>>
>> Matt Chester is known for his exhilarating 3 deck DJ sets and livesets
>> which range from deepmelody-heavy techno to jacking dancefloor funk,
>> the live sets all performed on the fly on hardware synths and
>> drummachines.  He’s played alongside the likes of Underground
>> Resistance, Surgeon and Octave One,remixed techno mainstays from
>> Terrence Dixon to DJ 3000 and his releases on the 11th Hour
>> Recordingslabel have been favourites of DJs from Laurent Garnier to
>> Anthony “Shake” Shakir and Convextion.DMC magazine described him as
>> 'one of todays most exciting techno talents”.
>>
>> Guy Thackeray has DJed around the world with his quick-fire mixing and
>> genre-crossing style.  Takinghis influence from fast-paced Detroit
>> selectors like DJ Assault, DJ Godfather and 12 Tech Mob, hissets as DJ
>> Guy have mixed up electro, techno, bass and ghetto beats with the kind
>> of turntable tricksyou don’t normally see outside of hiphop.  His
>> productions and remixes lean towards the more melodicend of hook-heavy
>> ghetto tracks, gracing the crates of underground booty DJs and big
>> names likeRolando and Dave Clarke alike.
>>
>> The Pace do what live acts rarely dare, laying down complete full-on
>> tracks from scratch as they goand taking you along for the
>> white-knuckle ride.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> matt chester
>> 11th hour recordings
>> www.matt-chester.com
>>
>
>
>
>


-- 

Lerato Khathi
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http://soundcloud.com/uzuri
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Re: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[james . hurlbut]

Holy crap, this is super inspiring! An interesting combination of  
classic techno and booty sounds and it's all live. Looking forward to  
more.


Quoting Matt Chester :


Hi all,

It's been ages since I posted anything new up here, as I've mostly been
very busy with my new family over the past few years. But I'm pleased
to say that I'm finally starting to do some new music again!

The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that
I'm doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This
is a fully live act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the
spot, nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below)

We've got a couple of sets online that I reckon some of you might enjoy
- plenty of Detroit and Chicago inspired goodness:

http://soundcloud.com/the_pace/the-pace-live-set-for-plex-sessions-19th-june-2012
http://soundcloud.com/the_pace/the-pace-summer-cream-live-set

If you're over this side of the world you can also catch our debut
performance at Plex on 5 October, along with Arpanet live, Donato Dozzy
& Mike Parker. http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?387547

Hopefully we'll have a vinyl release or two to announce shortly too..

Cheers!
Matt

Twitter - the_pace
Gmail - contact.the.p...@gmail.com
Soundcloud - soundcloud.com/the_pace
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Pace/383045928411687
RA - http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/thepace


The Pace


The Pace is the new project from two DJ/producers previously known for
their techno and ghettotech output.  Jamming and looping up everything
live on keys and drum machines, the duo ridebetween riff-laden techno,
funked up electro and raw house jams, with no backing tracks,
nothingpre-recorded, and no guess where they’ll end up taking the sound.

Both well known producers and DJs in their own fields, Matt Chester and
Guy Thackeray have beenfriends since first working together as resident
selectors and promoters of London’s Flashpoint partiesin 2004.  Each
went on to play clubs and festivals from spots all over Europe to DEMF
in Detroit, but itwas another 7 years before they got their gear
together in the studio to see how live a live act could be.

Matt Chester is known for his exhilarating 3 deck DJ sets and livesets
which range from deepmelody-heavy techno to jacking dancefloor funk,
the live sets all performed on the fly on hardware synths and
drummachines.  He’s played alongside the likes of Underground
Resistance, Surgeon and Octave One,remixed techno mainstays from
Terrence Dixon to DJ 3000 and his releases on the 11th Hour
Recordingslabel have been favourites of DJs from Laurent Garnier to
Anthony “Shake” Shakir and Convextion.DMC magazine described him as
'one of todays most exciting techno talents”.

Guy Thackeray has DJed around the world with his quick-fire mixing and
genre-crossing style.  Takinghis influence from fast-paced Detroit
selectors like DJ Assault, DJ Godfather and 12 Tech Mob, hissets as DJ
Guy have mixed up electro, techno, bass and ghetto beats with the kind
of turntable tricksyou don’t normally see outside of hiphop.  His
productions and remixes lean towards the more melodicend of hook-heavy
ghetto tracks, gracing the crates of underground booty DJs and big
names likeRolando and Dave Clarke alike.

The Pace do what live acts rarely dare, laying down complete full-on
tracks from scratch as they goand taking you along for the
white-knuckle ride.




--
matt chester
11th hour recordings
www.matt-chester.com

Re: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[max tanguay]

i like it! good music!


 
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 From: Matt Chester 
To: list 313 <313@hyperreal.org> 
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2012 9:25:13 AM
Subject: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets
 
Hi all,

It's been ages since I posted anything new up here, as I've mostly been very 
busy with my new family over the past few years. But I'm pleased to say that 
I'm finally starting to do some new music again!

The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that I'm doing 
with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This is a fully live 
act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the spot, nothing 
pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below)

We've got a couple of sets online that I reckon some of you might enjoy - 
plenty of Detroit and Chicago inspired goodness:

http://soundcloud.com/the_pace/the-pace-live-set-for-plex-sessions-19th-june-2012
http://soundcloud.com/the_pace/the-pace-summer-cream-live-set

If you're over this side of the world you can also catch our debut performance 
at Plex on 5 October, along with Arpanet live, Donato Dozzy & Mike Parker. 
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?387547

Hopefully we'll have a vinyl release or two to announce shortly too..

Cheers!
Matt

Twitter - the_pace
Gmail - contact.the.p...@gmail.com
Soundcloud - soundcloud.com/the_pace
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Pace/383045928411687
RA - http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/thepace


The Pace


The Pace is the new project from two DJ/producers previously known for their 
techno and ghettotech output.  Jamming and looping up everything live on keys 
and drum machines, the duo ridebetween riff-laden techno, funked up electro and 
raw house jams, with no backing tracks, nothingpre-recorded, and no guess where 
they’ll end up taking the sound.

Both well known producers and DJs in their own fields, Matt Chester and Guy 
Thackeray have beenfriends since first working together as resident selectors 
and promoters of London’s Flashpoint partiesin 2004.  Each went on to play 
clubs and festivals from spots all over Europe to DEMF in Detroit, but itwas 
another 7 years before they got their gear together in the studio to see how 
live a live act could be.

Matt Chester is known for his exhilarating 3 deck DJ sets and livesets which 
range from deepmelody-heavy techno to jacking dancefloor funk, the live sets 
all performed on the fly on hardware synths and drummachines.  He’s played 
alongside the likes of Underground Resistance, Surgeon and Octave One,remixed 
techno mainstays from Terrence Dixon to DJ 3000 and his releases on the 11th 
Hour Recordingslabel have been favourites of DJs from Laurent Garnier to 
Anthony “Shake” Shakir and Convextion.DMC magazine described him as 'one of 
todays most exciting techno talents”.

Guy Thackeray has DJed around the world with his quick-fire mixing and 
genre-crossing style.  Takinghis influence from fast-paced Detroit selectors 
like DJ Assault, DJ Godfather and 12 Tech Mob, hissets as DJ Guy have mixed up 
electro, techno, bass and ghetto beats with the kind of turntable tricksyou 
don’t normally see outside of hiphop.  His productions and remixes lean towards 
the more melodicend of hook-heavy ghetto tracks, gracing the crates of 
underground booty DJs and big names likeRolando and Dave Clarke alike.

The Pace do what live acts rarely dare, laying down complete full-on tracks 
from scratch as they goand taking you along for the white-knuckle ride.




-- matt chester
11th hour recordings
www.matt-chester.com

Re: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[Matt Chester]

Hey David - sure, we're going to film the Plex gig so i'll post that up when 
it's done.  Might do a little promo video before too.




On 13 Sep 2012, at 19:14, David Powers  wrote:

> If that's the case, you should really put up some video I'm sure
> that's some gear working madness that people would enjoy watching!
> 
> ~David
> 
> On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Matt Chester  wrote:
>> That's exactly what we do.   Empty drum machines and no synth sequences.
>> Guy plays all the keys live and loops them up as he goes, he doesn't start
>> with any patterns, and I use 3 drum machines all empty to begin with.   The
>> only thing that is any way prepared are some of the patch banks.
>> 
>> On that Plex session we cut off the first couple of loops of the recording
>> where we built up those patterns
>> 
>> 
>> On 13/09/2012 15:11, kent williams wrote:
>> 
>> I'm interested in what you mean "programmed & played live" -- not to doubt
>> your veracity, but for it to be 100% true you'd have to start out with all
>> your drum machine patterns empty, no sequences in sequenced synths, and
>> every set would inevitably start out with some pretty bare initial drum
>> programming.   Listening to the Plex set it seems like you start out with
>> some material ready to go.
>> 
>> Even Shawn Rudiman -- who is as close to completely live as they come -- has
>> a bunch of midi loops ready to go in an MMT8...
>> 
>> 
>> On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 8:25 AM, Matt Chester  wrote:
>>> 
>>> 
>>> The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that I'm
>>> doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This is a
>>> fully live act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the spot,
>>> nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below)
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> --
>> matt chester
>> 11th hour recordings
>> www.matt-chester.com

Re: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[David Powers]

If that's the case, you should really put up some video I'm sure
that's some gear working madness that people would enjoy watching!

~David

On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 9:15 AM, Matt Chester  wrote:
> That's exactly what we do.   Empty drum machines and no synth sequences.
> Guy plays all the keys live and loops them up as he goes, he doesn't start
> with any patterns, and I use 3 drum machines all empty to begin with.   The
> only thing that is any way prepared are some of the patch banks.
>
> On that Plex session we cut off the first couple of loops of the recording
> where we built up those patterns
>
>
> On 13/09/2012 15:11, kent williams wrote:
>
> I'm interested in what you mean "programmed & played live" -- not to doubt
> your veracity, but for it to be 100% true you'd have to start out with all
> your drum machine patterns empty, no sequences in sequenced synths, and
> every set would inevitably start out with some pretty bare initial drum
> programming.   Listening to the Plex set it seems like you start out with
> some material ready to go.
>
> Even Shawn Rudiman -- who is as close to completely live as they come -- has
> a bunch of midi loops ready to go in an MMT8...
>
>
> On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 8:25 AM, Matt Chester  wrote:
>>
>>
>> The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that I'm
>> doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This is a
>> fully live act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the spot,
>> nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below)
>>
>
>
> --
> matt chester
> 11th hour recordings
> www.matt-chester.com

Re: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[Matt Chester]

That's exactly what we do.   Empty drum machines and no synth 
sequences.   Guy plays all the keys live and loops them up as he goes, 
he doesn't start with any patterns, and I use 3 drum machines all empty 
to begin with.   The only thing that is any way prepared are some of the 
patch banks.


On that Plex session we cut off the first couple of loops of the 
recording where we built up those patterns


On 13/09/2012 15:11, kent williams wrote:
I'm interested in what you mean "programmed & played live" -- not to 
doubt your veracity, but for it to be 100% true you'd have to start 
out with all your drum machine patterns empty, no sequences in 
sequenced synths, and every set would inevitably start out with some 
pretty bare initial drum programming.   Listening to the Plex set it 
seems like you start out with some material ready to go.


Even Shawn Rudiman -- who is as close to completely live as they come 
-- has a bunch of midi loops ready to go in an MMT8...



On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 8:25 AM, Matt Chester > wrote:



The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project
that I'm doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global
Fire). This is a fully live act, with everything 100% programmed
and played on the spot, nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more
info pasted below)




--
matt chester
11th hour recordings
www.matt-chester.com

Re: (313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[kent williams]

I'm interested in what you mean "programmed & played live" -- not to doubt
your veracity, but for it to be 100% true you'd have to start out with all
your drum machine patterns empty, no sequences in sequenced synths, and
every set would inevitably start out with some pretty bare initial drum
programming.   Listening to the Plex set it seems like you start out with
some material ready to go.

Even Shawn Rudiman -- who is as close to completely live as they come --
has a bunch of midi loops ready to go in an MMT8...


On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 8:25 AM, Matt Chester  wrote:

>
> The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that I'm
> doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This is a
> fully live act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the spot,
> nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below)
>
>

(313) The Pace - new live act & sets

[Matt Chester]

Hi all,

It's been ages since I posted anything new up here, as I've mostly been 
very busy with my new family over the past few years. But I'm pleased to 
say that I'm finally starting to do some new music again!


The main thing I'm working on is 'The Pace', a new live project that I'm 
doing with Guy Thackeray (DJ Guy, Non Stop DJs, Global Fire). This is a 
fully live act, with everything 100% programmed and played on the spot, 
nothing pre-recorded or planned (some more info pasted below)


We've got a couple of sets online that I reckon some of you might enjoy 
- plenty of Detroit and Chicago inspired goodness:


http://soundcloud.com/the_pace/the-pace-live-set-for-plex-sessions-19th-june-2012
http://soundcloud.com/the_pace/the-pace-summer-cream-live-set

If you're over this side of the world you can also catch our debut 
performance at Plex on 5 October, along with Arpanet live, Donato Dozzy 
& Mike Parker. http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?387547


Hopefully we'll have a vinyl release or two to announce shortly too..

Cheers!
Matt

Twitter - the_pace
Gmail - contact.the.p...@gmail.com
Soundcloud - soundcloud.com/the_pace
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Pace/383045928411687
RA - http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/thepace


The Pace


The Pace is the new project from two DJ/producers previously known for 
their techno and ghettotech output.  Jamming and looping up everything 
live on keys and drum machines, the duo ridebetween riff-laden techno, 
funked up electro and raw house jams, with no backing tracks, 
nothingpre-recorded, and no guess where they’ll end up taking the sound.


Both well known producers and DJs in their own fields, Matt Chester and 
Guy Thackeray have beenfriends since first working together as resident 
selectors and promoters of London’s Flashpoint partiesin 2004.  Each 
went on to play clubs and festivals from spots all over Europe to DEMF 
in Detroit, but itwas another 7 years before they got their gear 
together in the studio to see how live a live act could be.


Matt Chester is known for his exhilarating 3 deck DJ sets and livesets 
which range from deepmelody-heavy techno to jacking dancefloor funk, the 
live sets all performed on the fly on hardware synths and drummachines. 
 He’s played alongside the likes of Underground Resistance, Surgeon and 
Octave One,remixed techno mainstays from Terrence Dixon to DJ 3000 and 
his releases on the 11th Hour Recordingslabel have been favourites of 
DJs from Laurent Garnier to Anthony “Shake” Shakir and Convextion.DMC 
magazine described him as 'one of todays most exciting techno talents”.


Guy Thackeray has DJed around the world with his quick-fire mixing and 
genre-crossing style.  Takinghis influence from fast-paced Detroit 
selectors like DJ Assault, DJ Godfather and 12 Tech Mob, hissets as DJ 
Guy have mixed up electro, techno, bass and ghetto beats with the kind 
of turntable tricksyou don’t normally see outside of hiphop.  His 
productions and remixes lean towards the more melodicend of hook-heavy 
ghetto tracks, gracing the crates of underground booty DJs and big names 
likeRolando and Dave Clarke alike.


The Pace do what live acts rarely dare, laying down complete full-on 
tracks from scratch as they goand taking you along for the white-knuckle 
ride.





--
matt chester
11th hour recordings
www.matt-chester.com