monolake?

[diverdee]

There are also netlabels putting out similar stuff, like Filtro (http://www.filtro.com.mx/) and Thinner/Autoplate (http://www.thinnerism.com/)... Don't have my bookmarks handy right now, so can't check out more.

Enjoy

Kyoto digital: http://www.kyoto-sound.com/ more on the dub side of the equation, but still very much in a similar vein.
Haven't come across Filtro, thanks for the link i'll have to check that out, thinner is my all time fave netlabel.

[edit] definately huge props for the Filtro link, having a listen now - very much right up my street.
Damn sometimes I love this place [/edit]

[Z3R0T0N1N]

wow... lot's of stuff to check out
i have been a fan of Plastikman for quite a while. But i haven't heard of any of the others.
cheers

[Z3R0T0N1N]

chekin' out 'bern' right now, at 'thinner'; very nice!

[diverdee]

The thinner label is absolute quality if you are into that minimal dubby techno sound, check release 067 digitalverein's changes LP - boooootiful stuff.
I've got the whole catalogue (along with the kyoto digital, a few other net label releases & some basic channel & chain reaction stuff I ripped to mp3) saved as a set I can just play randomly in jet audio when I want to chill.
I still find it hard to believe how much quality music is out on the creative commons licence.

[Z3R0T0N1N]

hey...
you use jet audio?
i have an off topic question for you:
i installed it the other day, and then forgot about it. Today i started up some music that i listen to often, and after a minute or two of thinking how great it sounded, and wondering why i was hearing stuff in the music that i hadn't noticed before, i realized that it was the new player that i had installed, jet audio;
so what i am wondering is, is it possible that it actually sounds better than some other players? i would have thought they all do the same thing... Now, as i was not even aware that the player was different, and i had it in toolbar mode anyway, i know it wasn't "the gui effect";
But i am hesitant to trust my ears in this case, because as far as i am aware, all players work basically the same, and it is the content and not the player that determines sound quality.
What do you think?
Does jet audio sound substantialy better to you too?
I am seriously considering buying one of their hardware OGG players now.

[diverdee]

I dunno - personally I just like the interface & the simple way albums & playlists are created, if your soundcard supports it jetaudio has a 32 bit output option, which may make an audible difference, I quite like the eq & other effects also.
I couldn't compare it to other players as I haven't used any other for a long time.
I've been considering one of there mp3 players myself, though tbh I don't really need one at the mo, just got some dosh burning a hole in my pocket

[Miro]

definately huge props for the Filtro link, having a listen now - very much right up my street.

second that. Fantastic stuff

[fritzman]

Cool. I downloaded some stuff from Thinner and I really like it. Hi quality music.


Best wishes, FRitz