Which genre of music you use Maschine for?

I figured it might be cool to inventorise:

1) What style of music forum members are into?
2) What style of music members create with Maschine?

May be informative for NI as well with regard to future soundpacks for Maschine

Since I started this thread, it's only fair I do the kick-off

1) Funk, R&B, Hip-Hop (East-Coast, West-Coast), Techno/Minimal, Soul (60's)
2) Hip-Hop, R&B, Minimal

Who's next?

 

1.): PunkRock, Punk´N´Roll, Rockebilly, HillyBilly, HardTekno, digital hardcore, Drum´N´Bass, TechStep, Jungle

2.): live played HardTekno, digital hardcore, Drum´N´Bass, TechStep, Jungle www.myspace.com/tunknop25


many beers and cheers
The Tunk aka Mike

 

1) Free Improv, Experimental Electronica, Dubstep, Minimal Techno/Glitch, Techno, some Post Rock, some Hip Hop, some Drum 'n' Bass, Minimal Music, some Jazz such as Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Charlie Mingus, etc. oh yea, i love the music of Neil Young and i like traditional British Folk Music.

2) Free Improv, Experimental Electronica, Dubstep, and various other stuff influenced
by all or some of the above.

sowari

 

Hip Hop, Trip Hop, Breakbeats.

I also have used it in some experimental stuff and overall, I think its useful in everything I have used it for!

ONE

 

1. Techno, Hardtekno, Hardcore, Drum'nBass, Breakbeat Hardcore, Metal, Ambient,
2. Techno, Hardtekno, Hardcore,Breakbeat Hardcore, Trip Hop

 

1) everything under the sun
2) Aldebaran polka

ew

 

1) Techno, Acid, Electro, Experimental Electronics and yes METAL
2) Techno, Acid, Electro, Experimental Electronics and yes METAL and for some odd reason a lot of hip hop lately

 

Techno, Techhouse and Deep House

 

1) Besides HipHop I listen to all kinds of music from the mid sixties to the mid seventies. Not just to find samples by the way. Right now I'm listening to Grover Washington, Jr. - "Live At The Bijou".

2) Hip Hop.

I want sounds that blend right in with the samples I use, so don't make them sound too modern and clean. Make them sound like they were recorded in the period I mentioned.

 

That's a great recording. I've got a lot of Grover's releases, and that's one of my favorites.

ew

 

Almost everything that has Creed Taylor's signature on it is worth checking out.

http://www.dougpayne.com/cti.htm

 

1) very eclectic but daily basis i would say hip hop (mostly underground i.e. mf doom, del, el-p) and old school hip hop like krs-1 and tribe called quest, also alot of instrumental stuff like dj shadow, royksopp etc.
2) mainly hip hop instrumentals and some free form music.

 

do you have a myspace some where to listen to your stuff?

sowari

 

JoHo..
Now playing Electro, Experimental Electronics,some Trance Tracks.
Fantastic with the Maschine in kombination with Kore2, and some Trance Pluggs..like
Camel,Poisen, and the Fantastic NEXUS..

greetings Havanna

 

http://myspace.com/fluxbeats

 

dub, step.

http://www.reverbnation.com/eyevan

 

1. Anything with rhythm and beat... I started my maschine projects makinkg clones of with old school 60´-70´s rock, pop, r&b, etc. drumbeats. Sly & Robbie. I use NI Reaktor with Live so final sound is elektro flow rock.

 

btw my myspace is usually random tracks. so some good some not finished. etc. no maschine tracks up yet, not for a while.

 

I thought I give this one a little BUMP since there may be other forum members / newcomers that would like to share this information. If not, I'll let the thread "die of natural causes".

 

1: I listen mostly to hip-hop/RnB, but I am definitely expanding my horizons. Even getting into country a little bit. It's good to listen to all music to hear what kind of production is being done and then incorporating that into some of the tracks I produce.

2: Mostly Hip-Hop, but a little bit of Hip-Pop now and then.