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Mac of BIOnighT wrote:
MaxSynths wrote:10 points go to Italy :), that said: what is the Eurosong Contest?
Ho tutta la tua ignoranza che mi cola dallo schermo :roll: E' l'assoluto del kitsch musicale mondiale, una sorta di Sanremo superamplificato a cui partecipano tutti i paesi europei - da noi si chiama Eurofestival.
Vergognati. :lol: :wink: :D
Oh mai sentito parlare di questa roba qua!! :D

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MaxSynths wrote:Ehm maybe I can try to do something with Gargoyle anyway no one replied to my question! :x Is it allowed to freeze tracks? Since I switched to echo layla I didn't find a way to make Sonar work properly so I have to freeze everything... :shrug:
When did you ask this... before or after you kissed your scanner ?

As far as I know it's allowed !

8)

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Mac of BIOnighT wrote:By the way, how come you know Italian? :o Anyway, try and translate this, if you can:

- Tì che te tàchet i tac, tacum i tac a mì
- Mì tacàt i tac a tì? Tachetei tì i tò tac, tì che te tàchet i tac!

:D :P
:lol: :lol: :lol:

A little help from google:
Google HAL9000 Translator wrote:RT you tàchet the TAC, the TAC Tacuma a mi
I Tahath i tac a ti? Tachetée spellings tac i to you that you tàchet the tac!

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Yeager wrote:
MaxSynths wrote:Ehm maybe I can try to do something with Gargoyle anyway no one replied to my question! :x Is it allowed to freeze tracks? Since I switched to echo layla I didn't find a way to make Sonar work properly so I have to freeze everything... :shrug:
When did you ask this... before or after you kissed your scanner ?
:hihi: before!
Yeager wrote:As far as I know it's allowed !
:phew:

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MaxSynths wrote:
A little help from google:
Google HAL9000 Translator wrote:RT you tàchet the TAC, the TAC Tacuma a mi
I Tahath i tac a ti? Tachetée spellings tac i to you that you tàchet the tac!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Great, so now it's clear for everybody :lol: :lol:

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On the voting front I'll go for the way of keeping it simple - but a bit less so than at present... :hihi:

On that front, any sort of top three system would be fine by me.

Anymore and I think we'd loose interest rather than gain it... :cry:

Can I assume that Gargoyle has been decided on now?

I'm already working on something anyway :D

Cheers,
Mouxbar

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From a voter point of view (me :D) there's too much interesting stuff to keep it simple. :shrug:

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MaxSynths wrote:
Mac of BIOnighT wrote:
MaxSynths wrote:10 points go to Italy :), that said: what is the Eurosong Contest?
Ho tutta la tua ignoranza che mi cola dallo schermo :roll: E' l'assoluto del kitsch musicale mondiale, una sorta di Sanremo superamplificato a cui partecipano tutti i paesi europei - da noi si chiama Eurofestival.
Vergognati. :lol: :wink: :D
Oh mai sentito parlare di questa roba qua!! :D
Hey Kids English please for us lazy Amricans :cry: :lol:

Man! I really need to learn anther language :D

I speaks redneck very Good ya'll!

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Sorry - As I said above, I was explaining to Max what the Eurosong Contest is, I don't think you lazy Americans know it anyway ;-) :P

Ah knows it ain't no good manners to use mah perty language on account of ya'll not knowin' it an' all that, so ah sure do apologize fer bein' rude :P

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Mac of BIOnighT wrote:Sorry - As I said above, I was explaining to Max what the Eurosong Contest is, I don't think you lazy Americans know it anyway ;-) :P

Ah knows it ain't no good manners to use mah perty language on account of ya'll not knowin' it an' all that, so ah sure do apologize fer bein' rude :P
:lol: :lol:

And I had not heard of the Eurosong Contest but I did see something about it on anther thread but it sounds like a great idea. I guess if there were going to a USsong contest, as far as electronic music goes I guess it should be based on the Detroit area as I've heard that there is huge techno/dance seen there.

Oh! I did come close to needing to learn Italian back in the 1990's when I dated a girl who's mother is from Italy and they would go to see here in laws about once a year in Italy.

I should mention I am a Tiesto fan as well.

Any good Italian techno/dance/electro bands I should here??

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abstractcats wrote: And I had not heard of the Eurosong Contest but I did see something about it on anther thread but it sounds like a great idea.
You're probably getting mixed up with another contest, the Eurosong thing is actually the festival of kitsch songs and singers - that's what makes it a huge lot of fun to watch :) I must say, though, it was much more so up to a few years ago, when every country's representatives sang in their own language songs written by composers from their own country; now, unfortunately, most everybody sings in English songs written by composers that are not necessarily "local". The result is songs that all sound the same (US/UK charts, that is), and that doesn't make much sense...
Anyway, now and then some truly good songs emerge from the contest.
Some years ago Italy partecipated with this song (begins at around 1 minute). I love the song and the girl has a beautiful voice - too bad the three minute limit imposed the contest forced them to present a shortened version of this track, plus the bad sound typical of this event :( :(
abstractcats wrote:Oh! I did come close to needing to learn Italian back in the 1990's when I dated a girl who's mother is from Italy and they would go to see here in laws about once a year in Italy.
Have you been here, too, then?
abstractcats wrote:I should mention I am a Tiesto fan as well.
Sorry, don't know what it is :(
abstractcats wrote:Any good Italian techno/dance/electro bands I should here??

Not my cup of tea, unfortunately, but there's an amazing ebm band I know who also release their stuff thru an American label, have a look and a listen
http://www.spacetalk.net/

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abstractcats wrote:Any good Italian techno/dance/electro bands I should here??
If you like old stuff my suggestion is for Datura & Usura, I used to be a fan of them when I was a teen :D. Thanks for this question, gave the opportunity to come back in time. I think disco music was more interesting years ago and people like Datura and Usura has been pioneers of the modern techno/dance music. Back in time there was a lot interesting stuff, people used to work with samplers in a more creative way.

These was some of my favourites tunes :hihi:

Datura - Eternity:


Datura + Usura - Infinity:


Datura - Yerba Del Diablo:


Datura - Angeli Domini:


Usura - Open your mind:


Control Unit - Ti Sei Bevuto Il Cervello (Digital Boy rmx):
(:hihi: :hihi: :hihi: Mac??)

EDIT: the most incredible thing is that Peroni, the one which wrote the "text", still takes royalties on this song! :lol:

Molella - I feel confusion:


The Tamperer Featuring Maya - Feel It:


Gigi D'Agostino - The Riddle:


...and so on :hihi:

Ok, end of the shit :lol:
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I jalisse?? Mac: "ti sei bevuto il cervello??" :lol:

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MaxSynths wrote:I jalisse?? Mac: "ti sei bevuto il cervello??" :lol:
I love that song, really! You're being snobbish, you're not the same person since you started making damnbient tracks :D :P :wink:

(By the way: To sei bevuto il cervello means "have you drunk your own brains?" basically: are you out of you mind?)

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+ 1 for datura (the album is fantastic, get it if you can). D'agostino is an idiot, but his version of The Riddle is quite good.

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