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Thanks for listening!

Pretty cool/layered stuff.
Anything without vocals/lyrics is welcomed.

Thanks, will do it again soon =]

fin, ty =]

in 1 week..... the 15th birthday of this thread

ho damn, thanks for pointing that out. DnB is this era's classic rock

I like the lasers coming out of the ground and the music, but theres some guy swearing off on the side chat that I cant figure out how is part of the show

I left my link up well last when I was done, oops !

Archive of the audio portion of the broadcast:
https://www.mixcloud.com/visualaudio/va ... 4-13-2022/

Great song at 58:00 !
What's that dark sounding synth ?

I wish I had seen this as it occurred, the timestamp is meaningless. Thanks for listening!

I'm refering to : https://dnbradio.com/set/46729
The synth in question is at 58:20

nebelfuerst wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:10 am I'm refering to : https://dnbradio.com/set/46729

nice set valis !

while you're checking for nebelfuerst, if you're able to throw in the id for the tune at 22:08

..one of yours perhaps ?

Beautiful sounding spaces brother, I love the kind of pads you use in general, very nice.
To my ears, excellent mastering final results, even after some aggressive basses the balanced is nicely kept.
I imagine you compose by sections, I mean, a certain number of minutes per shot.

Nestor, this is a combination of mixed pre-existing tracks and stuff flown in from my studio. A good portion of what I do is in the visual realm, which I have not been archiving. I didn't realize so many of you would listen, I'll make sure I start enabling archival of my mixes more frequently so I can share them here again.

Also note I'll get back to your questions soon, in both cases I think they're just tracks by a 3rd party artist. I have the playlists (track listing) so just need to have time to fire that machine up and respond accordingly. At the moment I'm in deep on client workload, so promise to respond as soon as I can,

Very cool, it's going to be interesting to know what you do there.

The final product sounds very good indeed.

Everything goes through Scope for final summing, and optimaster sits at the end of the chain returning feeds via ADAT, one to the machine that shoutcasts (old Mac Pro via end of life app called Nicecast) and one to the machine summing all visuals into OBS (where only that audio return is unmuted).

valis wrote: ↑Mon Apr 03, 2023 4:51 pm Also note I'll get back to your questions soon, in both cases I think they're just tracks by a 3rd party artist. I have the playlists (track listing) so just need to have time to fire that machine up and respond accordingly. At the moment I'm in deep on client workload, so promise to respond as soon as I can,

cheers valis, looking forward to finding out ! thanks for taking the time for when you do find a moment

that's going to be very interesting, because you do things in quite a different way than us, as far as I can understand

In both cases the tracks are pretty much as is:

flux wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 5:55 pm nice set valis !

while you're checking for nebelfuerst, if you're able to throw in the id for the tune at 22:08

..one of yours perhaps ?

Fluidity - Ollika, from Soul Trader Records STR23051

nebelfuerst wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 8:10 am I'm refering to : https://dnbradio.com/set/46729
The synth in question is at 58:20

Jubei & LSB - The Source, from CM012: Style & Technique Volume Two by Carbon Music


Normally I will fly in added pads or various samples over the top, it's rare I add full stems or beats although most DJ software has become much more capable in this era. I run midi clock to the rest of the studio so delays and effects are in sync, but nothing is tight enough to layer things over my dj sets like I'm using Ableton (I actually DO use Ableton, but it's for sequencing Resolume for some portion of the visual side of the mix).

As for how different my workflows might be, it depends on what I'm doing for a given project. For broadcasts it usually looks something like this:
On that note, I have 2 more archived sets to share: