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matrixmann) wrote2016-12-04 04:58 pm
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"Fuck your celebrating of the 80s and Neue Deutsche Welle over and over again - as one of the most decadent decades that one has seen recently! One day you gonna do it with this decade too because remembering one of any of the others would make people discover intelligence and education again!"
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What they did in the 90s was continuing that style still, but by the time it became a craze since the middle to the end of the last decade (only say "David Guetta"...) it wasn't what is used to be.
In music exactly, I could think it was a further development of the Disco music - many Soul-like voices singing, House beats made with Roland TB-808 or TB-909 (I don't remember if they also used it as much) as drum machines don't sound that much far away from, let's say, Saturday Night Fever (I know, the Bee Gees did their own thing in that... They didn't simply copy Black music).
But, don't ask me how present it was in Western clubs or subculture. I really don't know.
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Think I used it in some modern Tracker (like follow-ups of Fast Tracker 2, Impulse Tracker and such stuff) and when you played the drum sounds on very high octaves in the Tracker, the sound of them became very much like what you can hear in bass and snare drums used in House songs since the appearance of David Guetta on the screen.
Like - "Proof: We found out the instrument and we found out the way to play it to get this sound results."
And the Virus TI really doesn't need to sound like it.
Listen to a lot of stuff the Gothic / EBM scene produces with it. No kind of soft-boiled sound like that.
One of the more recent editions of D.Trance series I got into my hands I also think they used a TI mostly or exclusively in the compositions, but I have my little troubles hearing through it determinedly.
So - that makes "it's a matter of how you play and use that instrument". It doesn't sound like that by default.
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House music isn't even my real department; I can only copy from what I understand about structures in Trance music to that genre.