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Revisiting this one because it's driving me crazy. Any leads?? WHAT is this track at the very beginning of this video - it's spacey AF almost berlin school/new age but if you listen it has that distinct kick and sub bass of dub techno... the video was posted in 2015 so it's at least that old.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxIljDI_9Ks

Hello dub rediturrs, I'm calling on the community. I'm doing integrative work for my degree . It involves understanding emotions related to "deep chords" (which I've always believed to be fundamental to dub techno, as well as other genres like ambient, techno, downtempo, etc.). But for them, I'm looking for articles that can describe what a "deep" sound is (and we already have the concept of a chord in music theory), to help me outline my theoretical framework.

I welcome any and all comments.

Hey, I am looking for the track in this video, anyone happens to know it?

All vinyl show from a couple of weeks ago ago on radioactivefm.co.uk

Dub Techno from space

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*I know what i am looking for is kinda specific, at this point you can just suggest the grooviest dub techno tracks that you know of. I always appreciate to discover something new anyway.

What i am looking for specifically is anything in the genre that is; 1. More oriented toward peak time techno

2.With some big housey or funky basslines.

1. Something hybrid between dub techno and acid.

Most of what i know in dub techno, i would qualify it as really good opening music. Generally it is a bit laid back with a deep and underwater like soundscape but not really dynamic or high energy.

I don't know enough artist or tracks that blur the line between typical dub tech and proper techno. An exemple of what i am looking for is an artist like Phara. She almost only produce tracks that are in that zone.

I also like it when it is a bit more housey, funky and/or with an old school detroit vibe. What i mean is tracks with this classic dub chords or just with a typical dubbish lush effect But i like when it is not just part of the atmosphere, when those elements have a big impact on the groove and the catch of the track. Usually it contain alot of wah or wob , sometimes it can feel simmillar to an acid basslines.

Exemples of tracks;

Danny ocean - it's meant detroit

fjaak - Super smash

aril brikha - groove la chord

Trevino - eclipse

Thank you!!!

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Hey,

i want to buy a synthesizer in a few days.

At the moment I'm looking at the Korg Minilogue XD. However, I have also looked at the Behringer DEEPMIND12 and I like it too. The synthesizer should already have effects on board.

Which synthesizer do you use?

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