LuisBSF

LOL

Ooh samples sound blunt and heavy.

There is a telephone number in there.

Jesus, I had forgotten about that one. Thing is, some of those tunes would be wicked if only he would shut his gob...

You mean people outside of Spain know Chimo Bayo? I do apologise.

This is the first electronic tune I recall liking a lot, from then on it was all downhill http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHMyoigewS4

I've heard LOADS of assorted goa trance on episodes of La Femme Nikita

Is it running on Wine? What's the performance like? Particularly audio latency? And hardware support (eg midi controllers, audio interfaces...)?

Thanks dude, that's one very dense tune.

From this side of the channel, definitely anything from wildthings records and some stuff off bom shanka and from time to time of Nano, but the later not that often. This is an awesome VA from Wildthings: http://www.discogs.com/Various-Cymatic-Freakuencies/release/1806401

I'm loving the "Emperor's Tune" towards the last third of the set. Only highly intelligent people can hear it. Awesome melodies.

My bad, it escaped my gaze how about psymmetrix http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=70C5KIL5VA4&feature=related

Check this guy out as well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqZWAHDfWMk

Thanks very much, really appreciated! It's funny you should say that, always had a fixation with Starchild ever since it came out and wanted to bend it my own way. I'm well up for something like that

I would definitely like to see Cybernetika doing some goa, even though the last album blurs the already feeble line in quite a few places.

Buckaroo Banzai?

It's not bad at all actually, a fairly decent and entertaining action sci fi movie. Watched it a couple of times to my own satisfaction.

Gaah I seem to have skipped a page, just saw an earlier ansa...

Cypher

There's a massive geekery component to doing this type of thing, and for whatever reason most ladies just aren't interested, even though they're just as good as the lads.

Mastering is one of those things the label takes care of when they decide to release your music.

I've been listening to this on repeat all morning, what a nice piece of work. Production, storytelling and flow. My favorite being Human History itself, very groovy indeed. Well played dude.

Which one? The strings or the vangelis like lead from the keyboard at the top? He's playing more than one instrument A good virtual analog like sylenth could do nicely with either I reckon.