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Also, I'm still glad that those links you've made years ago still work.

Back to this topic, is there any information on them anywhere? I ask since the file that Richpa sent me has Atypus' album which doesn't show up anywhere else. Were they more of a Scene type group or just didn't advertise themselves?

Haha, when you put it in that kind of perspective it's really funny. The first post made was in 2008, that was almost 7 years ago now.

At first I've always wanted a new album from AP, but as time went on so has my wish. It's not that I don't like their stuff, for I still like their old stuff but they have dragged it for too long for me to care anymore. Besides, the scene has provided with plenty of other artist who have gained my interest.

Congratulations! Babies are such interesting things as they grow up. Being surrounded by a bunch of families with little kids, it's interesting to see how they interact with the world, obvious downside being them being a bit of an annoyance from time to time. But regardless, may your baby grow up to be great and awesome.

Just love this track.

Wow, sounds like the BIg Muff can be a lot of fun. But there is a difference with how the x0x0b0x handles notes and stuff from its own sequencer and from a midi source from my experience. I really do prefer the x0x sequencer a lot more. I personally prefer to use hardware stuff (like the EMX) for sequencing since my laptop's screen is broken and I have to use a monitor for it along with other things such as my gear is on one side of the room while some other stuff is on the other because there isn't a lot of room, going to need to get a new desk and laptop eventually.

Wait, Minilogue as in the first album or their other group Minilogue?

Wow that all sounds like a ton of fun. For the sequencer, do you sequence it on the x0x (and your other hardware) or do you do most of the sequences and patterns on a separate hardware then use midi? I wish Soundcloud would simply let you pick which layout/style you want, I really dislike the current layout as I forget about the descriptions since they are tucked away pretty much. But regardless, that all really exciting. I've been planning to get more pedals but my most recent pedal has had some problems so I'm gonna need to figure that one out. Otherwise, for distortion stuff I either use the drive on the EMX on the x0x or channel the x0x into my Bass Station 2 then do some distortion/overdrive with that. Using the Bandpass and having it modulated can have some interesting results.

Really nice track. Just a sort question, software or hardware? Asking since I like that acid sound.

Hmm, that site doesn't seem to be working for me. I'll have to try it with some other browsers and see if it works then.

Thanks for the feedback. I've sort of realized over the period of time that I'm gonna need to refresh my memory on music theory and stuff like that. I've played the piano since I was a kid and took lessons but I haven't played much on it for a long time now. It's one of the reasons why I got into synthesizers and music since I wanted to play music but not just the piano.

Yea, I saw that video a while ago. It really makes me want to get a bcr2000. Not just because of this, but so that I can control the m180 sequencer software I have. That sequencer is a really nice one.

I also remember reading from somewhere that they were planning to release an album way long time ago but then never did for some reason.

Oh I don't doubt that someone already has done it before but it would be interesting to see someone like Filteria or another artist who then goes through the process of how in the world they think of some of the the stuff they do.

Ah now that's better. Pretty interesting stuff. Oh ya (or anyone else), another interesting thing that you could do (just a suggestion) is have a video of showing the breakdown of maybe a part of one your tracks. Showing how certain sounds were made, effects, and etc. I love watching how other folks built up their tracks like how Mr. Fleming did that one series showing how he did the Oxygene remake with 00.db.

Just watched Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade. I gotta say, this movie is quite disturbing in its own way. And depressing too. I would definitely recommend it to anyone. I prefer the japanese dub version since I usually prefer hearing the original voices.

Hmm, your link doesn't seem to work for me. It says it is not available.

I love this kind of stuff, I remember when I watched Tobin's video of his concert, I was just amazed at it. I turned off all the lights and just watched the whole thing. It is truly something awesome that would be awesome of more folks incorporated it.

Well obviously making sure that you have those resources is important, but another reason why your brain can get tired out is because that person may not be used to doing mental exercises or using their mind beyond their usual routine. It's one of the reasons why it is recommended to do some things like reading books, running, doing math problems, etc. Like philosophy can be difficult for some folks to comprehend, think about, and apply to their daily lives because they never have done so before. It takes time so that it comes naturally to your brain. But anyways, from what I can tell most of us here are agreeing with each other.

My solution is maybe that if you have a weak brain, use it more? Sure providing fuel for the body is important but if you are just a mindless robot going through the day, it's no surprise if you have problems. Gotta get those mental exercises.

Yea no problem. I am going to need to look at JOOF's label discog to see more stuff to listen to that I haven't yet. One thing which I'm embarrased about is that even though I have Digital Blonde's album, I have yet to listen to it and I've had it sitting on my hard drive for some years now. Probably will get to it now that I remember.

https://soundcloud.com/crossing-mind/psyko-mind-porteur-2014 Also another cool new track from Crossing Mind.

Found this hidden (well maybe not hidden but it wasn't known to me till now) album from Joof Recordings in 2006.

Yea, their first album definitely required some listens for me to actually enjoy it.