Seriously. He does not look 60😮👍🏾🫡

The fact albums are quality I bought fact 1 to 3 on vinyl years ago so glad I never lost them lol

I vote for global. Double disc

FACT 1 AND 2. Solid gold certified classics. My double CDs were gateway music for some of my mates who werent into Techno initially

@@djclifty5259 When I first heard Cygnus X The Orange Theme on FACT I was sold!

He pushed the experimental vaccines and he would only let you enter the venue to see him perform if you took said injection, he's scum with blood on his hands. Can't wait for karma to catch up with his sort.

Well this blurs the lines between a DJ and a musician. Not all DJs have the musical talent to be the latter.

People have been doing this for years. Its just people call them artists rather than a standard DJ who just spins tracks.

@@bwest6275 I started as a Dj in 99. For the last 10 years I decided to move to a diffrent place in terms of playing music live. I was bored playing just tracks and loops of other peoples music. Now its all about my music. My style and my set up. I will say its not easy. A lot of studying and trial and error with new gear. Its important to find the right gear to sute your needs.

Check out jaffa jenkins dawless jams you'll love it ❤😜🧐👍😉

Ege Bamyasi was doing this at Rezerection in 1994 😉

Love the envelope pun 😂

He pushed the experimental vaccines and he would only let you enter the venue to see him perform if you took said injection, he's scum with blood on his hands. Can't wait for karma to catch up with his sort.

Your dad must be younger than me I first saw him in 1989

He pushed the experimental vaccines and he would only let you enter the venue to see him perform if you took said injection, he's scum with blood on his hands. Can't wait for karma to catch up with his sort.

You just had

Oh wow so he’s been at it for a while

@Paul Desmond Hilarious! No, Amsterdam.

​@@JYNX-t4q lol

Guy?

@@djciko999 Yes. It's not a lady.

This has nothing to do with modern technology. This is how house music always was made. This is more back to the past if you like..

modern technology just makes the process easier and much stable

'modern' technology!? Analogue monosynths, synth drums and MIDI sequencing. It's how we made music 30 years ago and it's great that it's made a comeback - things had got far too polished and overproduced in the DAW. Hardware gets back to the raw roots of the performance. Nice one Mr Cox - was some top sets from you at Nation back in the 90s.

I could not agree more. Drum and some bases. But a cool setup. Seriously cool. Personally, more of a sampler dude (404, Tracker, MPC, and an S8 to use Traktor). Building a new computer now. From an old one, to rule them all (and in darkness bind them 😂).

He pushed the experimental vaccines and he would only let you enter the venue to see him perform if you took said injection, he's scum with blood on his hands. Can't wait for karma to catch up with his sort.

Indeed, they took a snapshot of this guy in the '90's and never aged again

his like wine...

That's when I first seen him, in the Ulster Hall. Quality night 👌

@@2wiceashard I saw him in the Circus in October or November 1993 mate.

not directly on the fly, he had prepared all the patterns and sound engineering beforehand.

@@79keydet of course, but it still allows for a more unique iteration of his music than pressing play on a CDJ with a prepared WAV file.

I know I’d personally love to see artists on stage preparing patterns one step at a time, and sound engineering every sound from scratch live on stage too

/s

@@_b_21 I think the reason you don’t see that much is because it isn’t the most audible process in the world and would be pretty difficult to dance to

Yes he has a moog-y 😊

You think it ate the moog? Maybe 😅

The cats name is cockey

That cat f'd up that subharmonicon lmao

Fact! 😂

A party is a party 🎉

It's not techno per say it's getting paid to do what you love. Because then money becomes incidental to work not the other way around.

Reminds me of Paris Hilton at the decks

well to be fair, playing live requires a lot more skills than playing records and if you bring a variety of hardware, that increases the amount of breakable luggage tremendously so I understand why even experienced producers may be hesitant with that

Playlist DJs just looking for a lazy way to get famous off others hard work Pretty much how it is now a days

@@paulnicholas00 I'm sure it's the other way around. In the 90s, love Parade hyped DJing and people like Sven Väth, who hardly produced anything themselves, became popular for being a DJ. Today, at least in the electronic music business, people become famous for their tracks and then they have to go out and DJ. It's just a side effect.

I only do live set I event didn't use a pc... Replaced it whit an octatrack.. Apart elktrons I'm full analog.. It's expensive, need space, had lot of drow back..like whit the dfam... If I do a patch and I dont sample it I need to write it on paper(I have literally books of dfam patches)... But nothing bet the raw and radness of vco and vcf...I mean wanna talk about pulsar 23 drones? Pure wild tripping energy

P.s. I like mixing whit vinyls..always expensive as fuck specially if want good lp...give u a lot of inspiration and tons of thing to sample for your lives