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3 years of DRC - Get 30% off all DRC products, this week only...

Published on 12 Mar 2019

It’s party time again! DRC is officially 3 years old this week!We’re celebrating with a 7 day super sale across all DRC products.This means there are 3 ways to save:30% Off DRC on Mobile (all in-app purchases)30% Off DRC For Desktop30% Off our exclusive DRC Resistor T-ShirtFor the next 7 days you can get the super warm sound of DRC on your mobile, get the same sensational sound on your desktop, and keep the stylish logo close to your heart with the stunning DRC Resistor T-Shirt!We’ve come a long way in 3 years, and this year especially has included some big updates such as AUv3 and AAX support, as part of DRC’s continued development. It’s a journey that is far from over, and one that we have loved every minute of.Join us as we celebrate our 3rd analog emulation anniversary, and grab yourself a bargain at the same time.They grow up so fast…Team ImaginandoTerms: Discount applies to all DRC in-app purchases on Android and iOS devices, plus DRC For Desktop licences and DRC Resistor T-Shirt available from our website, made during the promotion period 11/03/2019 to 18/03/2019. Discount is automatically applied to all prices during this period - the price you see is the price you pay....

How to make the bass and arpeggio sounds from Siriusmo - 'Femuscle' in DRC...

Published on 8 Mar 2019

As a professional artist, it’s good to have a variety of skills at your disposal, to make sure that you’re never short of work and your bills always get paid every month. Someone who has really got this locked down is this week’s guest artist Moritz Friedrich aka Siriusmo, who is in the enviable position of being a talented producer of both music and graphic illustration. Such versatility could be the reason why since 2001 he’s been called upon to perform remix duties for the likes of Scissor Sisters, Boys Noize, Simian Mobile Disco and Moderat to name a few.Without any context, the name Siriusmo sounds almost Japanese, but in fact, it originates from the name of the band Moritz was a former member of, ‘Sirius’. He left the band, added the ‘mo’ and the rest is history. (Moritz is actually German of course, born in yes, you guessed it, Berlin!)Today we’re looking at ‘Femuscle’ from the mammoth 42 track compilation album ‘Pearls & Embarrassments 2000-2010’, which brought a decade of his vinyl singles onto a digital format for the very first time, in 2011. Another great bass and arpeggio combo video, we show you how to create both sounds in just over 5 minutes with DRC.Click here to download the Ableton project fileSirius about sound design,Team Imaginando...

How to make the arpeggio and bass from Âme 'Rej' in DRC...

Published on 1 Mar 2019

If you see the word ‘Innervisions’ on a record sleeve, you can be pretty confident that the vinyl inside is going to contain either some high-quality house, some top-notch techno, or something in between.Innervisions was founded in 2005 by Steffen Berkhahn, aka ‘Dixon’, and Kristian Rädle and Frank Wiedemann, aka ‘Âme’ - today’s featured artist. The pair first met at the record shop Kristian had opened with a friend in their hometown of Karlsruhe, a place they have been happily rooted to ever since. Resisting the temptation of the bright lights and nightlife of Berlin, the spiritual home of me will forever be Karlsruhe.Today’s track ‘Rej’ is widely regarded as Âme’s big breakthrough hit. Pleasing both house lovers and techno fans alike, it was always destined to receive huge exposure, which it rightfully did in 2006 with continued momentum from its subsequent remix releases.The combination of the track’s anthemic status and its genre-fluid versatility makes it an excellent failsafe emergency floor filler to have on standby, guaranteed to elevate the mood of any crowd, instantly.Today we’re uncovering the sound design secrets of its arpeggio and bass sounds as we show you how to recreate them yourself with DRC.Click here to download the Ableton project fileWe barely even mentioned Berlin this week,Team Imaginando...

How to make the bass and FX sounds from Azazri & III 'Manic' with DRC...

Published on 15 Mar 2019

In the over-saturated market of electronic dance music, it's often the quirkier acts and artists that are the most memorable. Making music has never been easier, and now that anyone with a laptop can produce club-worthy tracks, the process of getting noticed is no longer just a case of letting your music speak for itself.'Image is everything'. Well, not quite everything, you still need to sound good, but for the Instagram generation, it's arguably just as important. It adds to the overall experience, and some artists even go so far as to create a whole narrative that surrounds everything they do, the futuristic robots of Daft Punk are probably the most famous example in house music.The artist behind this week's featured track was more flamboyant than futuristic, 'Azari & III' spent just five years together after first meeting at a Karaoke bar in their native Canada, in 2008.Today we're looking at their 2011 single 'Manic' which was released alongside the only studio album the band recorded together, before going their separate ways in 2013. Confirmation of the split was delivered in a suitably theatrical Facebook post by Alphonse Alixander Lanza III:‘Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, the art project known as AZARI & III has done its work, run its course and is, for all intents and purposes, a momentary blip in time, now forever imprinted on the Universe. Our recent EP entitled “Extinction Event” was just that, an extinguishing of the flame and a bird into the fire of blissful, eternal oblivion.’Click here to download the Ableton project fileWe’re playing manic minor,Team Imaginando...

3 years of DRC - Get 30% off all DRC products, this week only...

Published on 12 Mar 2019

It’s party time again! DRC is officially 3 years old this week!We’re celebrating with a 7 day super sale across all DRC products.This means there are 3 ways to save:30% Off DRC on Mobile (all in-app purchases)30% Off DRC For Desktop30% Off our exclusive DRC Resistor T-ShirtFor the next 7 days you can get the super warm sound of DRC on your mobile, get the same sensational sound on your desktop, and keep the stylish logo close to your heart with the stunning DRC Resistor T-Shirt!We’ve come a long way in 3 years, and this year especially has included some big updates such as AUv3 and AAX support, as part of DRC’s continued development. It’s a journey that is far from over, and one that we have loved every minute of.Join us as we celebrate our 3rd analog emulation anniversary, and grab yourself a bargain at the same time.They grow up so fast…Team ImaginandoTerms: Discount applies to all DRC in-app purchases on Android and iOS devices, plus DRC For Desktop licences and DRC Resistor T-Shirt available from our website, made during the promotion period 11/03/2019 to 18/03/2019. Discount is automatically applied to all prices during this period - the price you see is the price you pay....

How to make the bass and arpeggio sounds from Siriusmo - 'Femuscle' in DRC...

Published on 8 Mar 2019

As a professional artist, it’s good to have a variety of skills at your disposal, to make sure that you’re never short of work and your bills always get paid every month. Someone who has really got this locked down is this week’s guest artist Moritz Friedrich aka Siriusmo, who is in the enviable position of being a talented producer of both music and graphic illustration. Such versatility could be the reason why since 2001 he’s been called upon to perform remix duties for the likes of Scissor Sisters, Boys Noize, Simian Mobile Disco and Moderat to name a few.Without any context, the name Siriusmo sounds almost Japanese, but in fact, it originates from the name of the band Moritz was a former member of, ‘Sirius’. He left the band, added the ‘mo’ and the rest is history. (Moritz is actually German of course, born in yes, you guessed it, Berlin!)Today we’re looking at ‘Femuscle’ from the mammoth 42 track compilation album ‘Pearls & Embarrassments 2000-2010’, which brought a decade of his vinyl singles onto a digital format for the very first time, in 2011. Another great bass and arpeggio combo video, we show you how to create both sounds in just over 5 minutes with DRC.Click here to download the Ableton project fileSirius about sound design,Team Imaginando...

How to make the arpeggio and bass from Âme 'Rej' in DRC...

Published on 1 Mar 2019

If you see the word ‘Innervisions’ on a record sleeve, you can be pretty confident that the vinyl inside is going to contain either some high-quality house, some top-notch techno, or something in between.Innervisions was founded in 2005 by Steffen Berkhahn, aka ‘Dixon’, and Kristian Rädle and Frank Wiedemann, aka ‘Âme’ - today’s featured artist. The pair first met at the record shop Kristian had opened with a friend in their hometown of Karlsruhe, a place they have been happily rooted to ever since. Resisting the temptation of the bright lights and nightlife of Berlin, the spiritual home of me will forever be Karlsruhe.Today’s track ‘Rej’ is widely regarded as Âme’s big breakthrough hit. Pleasing both house lovers and techno fans alike, it was always destined to receive huge exposure, which it rightfully did in 2006 with continued momentum from its subsequent remix releases.The combination of the track’s anthemic status and its genre-fluid versatility makes it an excellent failsafe emergency floor filler to have on standby, guaranteed to elevate the mood of any crowd, instantly.Today we’re uncovering the sound design secrets of its arpeggio and bass sounds as we show you how to recreate them yourself with DRC.Click here to download the Ableton project fileWe barely even mentioned Berlin this week,Team Imaginando...

How to make the bass and FX sounds from Azazri & III 'Manic' with DRC...

Published on 15 Mar 2019

In the over-saturated market of electronic dance music, it's often the quirkier acts and artists that are the most memorable. Making music has never been easier, and now that anyone with a laptop can produce club-worthy tracks, the process of getting noticed is no longer just a case of letting your music speak for itself.'Image is everything'. Well, not quite everything, you still need to sound good, but for the Instagram generation, it's arguably just as important. It adds to the overall experience, and some artists even go so far as to create a whole narrative that surrounds everything they do, the futuristic robots of Daft Punk are probably the most famous example in house music.The artist behind this week's featured track was more flamboyant than futuristic, 'Azari & III' spent just five years together after first meeting at a Karaoke bar in their native Canada, in 2008.Today we're looking at their 2011 single 'Manic' which was released alongside the only studio album the band recorded together, before going their separate ways in 2013. Confirmation of the split was delivered in a suitably theatrical Facebook post by Alphonse Alixander Lanza III:‘Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, the art project known as AZARI & III has done its work, run its course and is, for all intents and purposes, a momentary blip in time, now forever imprinted on the Universe. Our recent EP entitled “Extinction Event” was just that, an extinguishing of the flame and a bird into the fire of blissful, eternal oblivion.’Click here to download the Ableton project fileWe’re playing manic minor,Team Imaginando...

3 years of DRC - Get 30% off all DRC products, this week only...

Published on 12 Mar 2019

It’s party time again! DRC is officially 3 years old this week!We’re celebrating with a 7 day super sale across all DRC products.This means there are 3 ways to save:30% Off DRC on Mobile (all in-app purchases)30% Off DRC For Desktop30% Off our exclusive DRC Resistor T-ShirtFor the next 7 days you can get the super warm sound of DRC on your mobile, get the same sensational sound on your desktop, and keep the stylish logo close to your heart with the stunning DRC Resistor T-Shirt!We’ve come a long way in 3 years, and this year especially has included some big updates such as AUv3 and AAX support, as part of DRC’s continued development. It’s a journey that is far from over, and one that we have loved every minute of.Join us as we celebrate our 3rd analog emulation anniversary, and grab yourself a bargain at the same time.They grow up so fast…Team ImaginandoTerms: Discount applies to all DRC in-app purchases on Android and iOS devices, plus DRC For Desktop licences and DRC Resistor T-Shirt available from our website, made during the promotion period 11/03/2019 to 18/03/2019. Discount is automatically applied to all prices during this period - the price you see is the price you pay....

How to make the bass and arpeggio sounds from Siriusmo - 'Femuscle' in DRC...

Published on 8 Mar 2019

As a professional artist, it’s good to have a variety of skills at your disposal, to make sure that you’re never short of work and your bills always get paid every month. Someone who has really got this locked down is this week’s guest artist Moritz Friedrich aka Siriusmo, who is in the enviable position of being a talented producer of both music and graphic illustration. Such versatility could be the reason why since 2001 he’s been called upon to perform remix duties for the likes of Scissor Sisters, Boys Noize, Simian Mobile Disco and Moderat to name a few.Without any context, the name Siriusmo sounds almost Japanese, but in fact, it originates from the name of the band Moritz was a former member of, ‘Sirius’. He left the band, added the ‘mo’ and the rest is history. (Moritz is actually German of course, born in yes, you guessed it, Berlin!)Today we’re looking at ‘Femuscle’ from the mammoth 42 track compilation album ‘Pearls & Embarrassments 2000-2010’, which brought a decade of his vinyl singles onto a digital format for the very first time, in 2011. Another great bass and arpeggio combo video, we show you how to create both sounds in just over 5 minutes with DRC.Click here to download the Ableton project fileSirius about sound design,Team Imaginando...

How to make the arpeggio and bass from Âme 'Rej' in DRC...

Published on 1 Mar 2019

If you see the word ‘Innervisions’ on a record sleeve, you can be pretty confident that the vinyl inside is going to contain either some high-quality house, some top-notch techno, or something in between.Innervisions was founded in 2005 by Steffen Berkhahn, aka ‘Dixon’, and Kristian Rädle and Frank Wiedemann, aka ‘Âme’ - today’s featured artist. The pair first met at the record shop Kristian had opened with a friend in their hometown of Karlsruhe, a place they have been happily rooted to ever since. Resisting the temptation of the bright lights and nightlife of Berlin, the spiritual home of me will forever be Karlsruhe.Today’s track ‘Rej’ is widely regarded as Âme’s big breakthrough hit. Pleasing both house lovers and techno fans alike, it was always destined to receive huge exposure, which it rightfully did in 2006 with continued momentum from its subsequent remix releases.The combination of the track’s anthemic status and its genre-fluid versatility makes it an excellent failsafe emergency floor filler to have on standby, guaranteed to elevate the mood of any crowd, instantly.Today we’re uncovering the sound design secrets of its arpeggio and bass sounds as we show you how to recreate them yourself with DRC.Click here to download the Ableton project fileWe barely even mentioned Berlin this week,Team Imaginando...

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