22/1/12:
Well on the advice of a friend I listened to a guy called Skrillex. I'm not into this whole Dubstep scene but I had some ideas for it. Let's just say Skrillex beat me to it...and layered it with cheesey effects. And made it sound generic. Another genre that can't be saved :(
Now on with the news :)
Update: I've created 4 more tracks (don't worry I haven't forgotten you) but they still need mastering and I'm afraid it still takes a while for me to get that perfection I always look for ;)
Expect more 3/4 time signatures less of the generic sounds i have posted in the past and some weirdly, distorted, alien sounds that will hopefully be fresh!
Don't forget to comment and let me know what you think of the tunes advice and comments welcome ;)
Alex
Current Studio Setup:
Roland TR-909
Roland TR-606
Roland MC-303
Roland JP-8000
Alesis MMT8
x0x: Basstime
Yamaha DJX || B
Tascam US-122 Audio/MIDI Interface
Behringer Ultra-Graph Pro Equaliser
Seck 1282 Analogue Mixing Desk
Samson Media One 3A Active Monitors
Cubase 5
Reason 4
(Lots of patience and a study of musical history goes down well too.)

A fan of all music from the last 6 decades from the swinging 50's, psychic 60's, the metalic 70's, synthetic 80's and the partying 90's i study all of these elements and try to find ways of incorporating them into my music of today. A change is in the air no more digital tracks on software only programs for me, I consider it to be greatly beneficial to know, understand and befriend your equipment. A more hands on approach gives you a certain bonds with your music as it is being created and designed, something that VSTs lack. The process of creativity is slow, please, i f you see that i have not uploaded in a long time check back later for something fresh straight out of my mind but i will not stop making music! And neither should you! Let's keep music coming straight from the heart and soul!