@the fox
thanks for all the links. a few years back I could have give you some back. but I am sure you are already known to all my favourite artists back in the days, hahaha.
btw a favourite of mine from the first day on, the good old flying lotus...
as you are a music creator yourself, here comes a technic question (goes out to everybody else):
I recognized over the month that flying lotus is by far the LOUDEST artist in my whole music collection. I am aware of his production techniques and all the different compression styles involved. I think its a big part of his general sound, and I always thought he managed to sound more lively then anybody else in the "wonky" genre. for example "lone" an artist I really like from day one too sounds really flat in comparison. everything is compressed till its one (really cool sounding) stream of sonic attack. despite the similar production styles flyLo managed to let it breathe more (technically I think its because he uses different sidechains, compressing all on different times, or at least some of them).
BUT BUT BUT:
FlyLo really sounds dull on high volumes!!! I thought this cant be, hahahaa
big ass soundsystem in a big ass ghetto car: dull
club: dull
headphones: even there you can really feel that everything gets louder and being more harsh, but all the "heavy" portions loose their weight in comparison.
Is there any artist out there who manages to still keep its weight even with different artistic compressions involved. I WANNA hear that.
this is no new loudness war question. i am aware of the difference between commercial (bad) loudness and artistical loudness.
I just wanna know if some artist found a way around it without makin compromises.
@nic: hi there back. a freind of mine told me too that oslo stinks. hahaha never been in norway, only sweden and denmark. but they are pretty clean
no you havent recommended me, just the new grouper! which is AAAAAH!