Nectarine
Song Information
Tags for song:
minimaltechno Repetitive Schranz StateOfTheArt Techno UntzRelated songs:
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Author:
Little Bitchard (Arto Koivisto)
,
Uncle-X (Niko Leskinen)
LittleWhite
Song Length: 5:13
Release Year: 2002
Song Status: Active
Song Bitrate: 128 kbps
Song Source: Demo
Additional Information:
From "A Deepness in the Sky": 2nd place in PC demo compo at State of the Art (SOTA) 2002.
Called "milssi.mp3" in the demo package, but "Millssi" (two Ls) on Little Bitchard's Soundcloud account.
"Both me and Uncle-X are big fans of Jeff Mills and that’s what this song is about. Uncle-X gave me one Impulse Tracker sketch of his, which I bounced to audio loops, then used those to write the full song with Acid 3. My favourite little detail in the song is the hihat retriggering towards the end of the song. This was purely an accident and caused by the Acid 3 phaser / flanger plugin: There’s a bug in the plugin that added the extra triggering when the effect sweeps very close to zero delay values. But this bug sounded pretty nice so I used it in the song"
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Song Rating: 2.6 - Votes Placed: 61 View Voting HistoryA total of 4 users have this song on their favourites list.
Compilation / Remix Information
This Song Is Listed In The Following Compilations:
AV 12: The Twelves Signs
Demovibes 7: Rip is lame
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User Comments
| User | Song Comment |
|---|---|
|
mirrorbird
symptomless coma |
Not terrible, but extremely repetitive... my friend is into this hyper-minimal techno stuff... |
| 1 year, 11 months ago | |
 Accidental
Unplayed Requester™ |
I used to listen to Jeff Mills around 2004-2007. This tune succeeds in imitating his style. It made me want to revisit his work. |
| 1 year, 7 months ago | |