Deadline Amen Bootleg Uploaded by robbyt Start following on July 26, 2009 01:28
I made this track in Spring 2001, using Cubase 5, an Akai s5000, and Windows 98. I lost the original DAT master, so this version is recorded off an old dubplate I had sitting around. Still sounds pretty good!! Making tunes has become so much easier, but has the music become better?Iglu and Hartly - Believe (Eurohouse Remix) Uploaded by robbyt Start following on June 01, 2009 06:37
Nove Your Body Uploaded by robbyt Start following on May 26, 2009 01:25
My first attempt at dubstep, back from '07. Had no idea what dubstep was really about at the time- so the only things that make it 'dubstep' is less snares and slower tempo.Lady in the Radiator Uploaded by robbyt Start following on May 26, 2009 01:20
Inspired by the classic "Eraserhead" this was one of those tracks that I was never completely happy with, and somehow ended up working on it for way too many hours.- Man Train - 2009 Artwork
Man Train - 2009 Uploaded by robbyt Start following on January 24, 2009 23:16
First track finished using Logic8!! I lost a bet with my mates that i couldn't fit my fist in my mouth, and so I made a "techno" track. I think it's techno? Comments please... VST Uploaded by robbyt Start following on January 20, 2009 07:57
This track goes out to all the suckers who are still using Cubase SX2.Sword of the Null Lines Uploaded by robbyt Start following on December 03, 2008 06:15
Again, another track with the world famous comedian and conceptual artist: Brandon Ivers. This track is the result of when white kids from the Midwest try to sound like C4C, and fail.Houston Uploaded by robbyt Start following on December 03, 2008 06:04
If you know me, you know that there's nobody I love more then Whitney Houston. This track is the result (again) of me getting sick of making fast DnB. Don't call it grime, 2-step, urban, etc.. This one is just "slow DnB"Loon of doom Uploaded by robbyt Start following on December 03, 2008 06:00
Finished this track many years ago with Brandon Ivers. Was slated for release on Bad Habit 003, but it got canned. A Vector Burn remix exists somewhere as well... This track actually got quite a bit of play from Evol Intent-Knick, and Pendulum-Paul, so it can't be that bad.
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robbyt says: "Growing up in the suburbs of Minneapolis is rough. Kids there don't have it easy. Everyone thinks 'Minnesota-Nice' and all that, they're wrong. People in Minneapolis are cold-blooded, and so that's why I moved to Brooklyn"
Growing up in the suburbs, robbyt spent his time finding and repairing old synthesizers, and spent his money buying DnB records. "Every damn week, I was at the shops, buying and listening to new records. I didn't have a car, so finding a way to get into the city was tough." Not as tough as the gangs who roam the affluent western suburbs of Minneapolis though. "I stayed out of trouble when I was young. Thanks to software like impulse tracker and that summer I spent writing a custom config.sys and autoexec.bat so that I could play 688 Attack Sub with 563k of Conventional Memory"
Things are really looking up for robbyt now that he's in Brooklyn he says: "So last week, I was on the train and I had one of my new tracks up on my headphones really loud- I think this girl across from me was totally into it."
Something about this kick is a bit wonky before it blends in with the rest of the mix. It feels old school but not necessarily in a good way... kind of like a muddy pumped out 505. It doesn't seem to happen as the rest of track continues, only when it's first introduced and then again at the end.
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