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any albums with synths as good as 'the fat of the land'

  • 20-12-2010 6:30pm
    #1
    stateofflux
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    hi, i was listening to the fat of the land' again the other day & the tones & synth sounds still blow me away.

    i love the sub bass frequencys & raw tones that you can actually feel physically....

    ive been looking for any albums with quality ****ed up synth sounds and non generic sounds but to no avail....a friend reccomended noisa but i didnt hear anything that blew me away....

    any recommendations?


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  • #2
    Standman
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    Honestly I think their in a league of their own, but you should check out Splitloop:



  • #3
    Tomohawk
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    Appollo 440 are of a similar vintage, in fact check out more of the mid 1990s "BigBeat" UK bands. Most of them were using analog synths and samplers, lots of samplers all going through a big analog 24 track desk. Appollo 440 also used budget gear like the Yamaha DJX and SU10 as their secret weapons as well as all the usual classic synths from the 80s.

    Liam from The Prodigy used to officially endorse the Korg Prophecy mid 1990s as well as make most of his beats on a Roland W30.
    fm03.jpg


  • #4
    krd
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    Standman wrote: »
    Honestly I think their in a league of their own, but you should check out Splitloop:


    How are they getting those bass sounds?


  • #5
    Baggio...
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,085 ✭✭✭Baggio...


    Anything by Ed Rush & Optical...They're some of the best guys for seriously twisted bass.


  • #6
    stateofflux
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,563 ✭✭✭stateofflux


    thanks for all the recommendations....appreciated :)


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