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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2021 · 5 MIN

Ramone Stallone - Ice Cube

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Born and raised in Berlin 1983, Ramone Stallone (Ramón Marks) felt in love with electronic Music in 1988, through Tangerine Dream - Song of the Whale. He listened to the Vinyl of his father, over and over again. Fascinated by the Sounds of Synthesizers, he came to Techno in 1994. Artists like Westbam/ML, RMB, Raver's Nature, Marusha, Emmanuel Top, Carl Cox and a lot more, became his musical parents. His father was pissed off by that "Crazy-Ass-Weirdo-Music" and pleased him to stop listening to it. But it was too late. Ramone was already addicted. In 1998 he bought himself the "Music Creation for the Playstation" and came in contact with Musicproduction. He produced strange sounding Gabber, Techno, Hip Hop Beats and Experimental Music, without any knowledge of the technical aspects of producing. From there on, to the year 2010, he tried out nearly every DAW, till he stumbled upon Ableton's Live, which is his favourite DAW till now and forever. Composing and writing Music, was just a Hobby to him and just a few friends, were able to listen to his Tracks. 2020, after learnig the technical aspects like Mixing, Mastering and studying the functions of each effect, he decided to load up his tracks to the world wide web https://www.facebook.com/ramon.debeer

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