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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2015 · 8 MIN

Carrier (dirty drums version)

from benny blanco®@blancodisco

“dirty drums” gives a firmer grip on the room while keeping the same disciplined arc and long-form DJ utility. At ~105 BPM it works as a pressure anchor in a mid-tempo run—steady pulse, controlled space, and micro-evolution over event structure. This is the version you choose when you want the groove to feel more pinned and physical on a system, without tipping into obvious peak behavior. Background: This track is all Analog Source Driven and has a certain Kerrier District quality to it. Drums are all punched out by the Vermona DRM1-MKIII, but on this mix, I double tracked the drum buss with some overdrive and cabinet plug ins to fatten up the drum sound and add some grit. All the synths are multitracked from the one Oberheim SEM I have here. There is one synth string pad part that is created by the Arturia SEM. All FX are inside the box. [Vermona DRM1-MKIII, Oberheim SEM] Twealed in Ableton February 2015. Everything done @blancodisco. Published 2.28.15

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“dirty drums” gives a firmer grip on the room while keeping the same disciplined arc and long-form DJ utility. At ~105 BPM it works as a pressure anchor in a mid-tempo run—steady pulse, controlled space, and micro-evolution over event structure. This is the version you choose when you want the groove to feel more pinned and physical on a system, without tipping into obvious peak behavior. Background: This track is all Analog Source Driven and has a certain Kerrier District quality to it. Drums are all punched out by the Vermona DRM1-MKIII, but on this mix, I double tracked the drum buss with some overdrive and cabinet plug ins to fatten up the drum sound and add some grit. All the synths are multitracked from the one Oberheim SEM I have here. There is one synth string pad part that is created by the Arturia SEM. All FX are inside the box. [Vermona DRM1-MKIII, Oberheim SEM] Twealed in Ableton February 2015. Everything done @blancodisco. Published 2.28.15

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