Tapedeck graphic full#

Tapedeck graphic full#

When a pair of homebuyers moved into their Fire Island beach house last year, they made a remarkable discovery left behind by the previous owners: milk crates full of hand-dubbed mixtapes from the 1980s and ’90s. Getting trolled has rarely been quite so entertaining. They close out the set with the effervescent bliss of “home,” a CHINAH-sampling, drum’n’bass-adjacent roller that sputters like a cotton-candy machine running on overdrive in the video, a lone crutch bobs up from the heaving crowd while the DJs take selfies behind the decks. Alongside cuts from the scene that birthed them (UK funky from Crazy Cousinz, atmospheric techno from Hodge, Facta, and K-Lone) and scads of Two Shell originals, there are a handful of real head-turners, like the duo’s own edits of Justin Timberlake, Sugababes, and a little-known emo musician named antonvstheworld.

The mix, at least, is a ball-a high-energy highwire act that pirouettes along the line dividing bass music from hyperpop. Given that the duo’s members remain anonymous, there’s no way of knowing for sure, but the two people on stage sure acted like ringers. (For a dead giveaway, just watch the levels on the mixer when the camera switches to an overhead shot: They’re frequently seen tweaking the EQ on channels that no sound is passing through.) Not only that, but it’s been rumored that the two figures dressed in ridiculous getups-Halloween headwear, bug-eyed sunglasses, a burglar’s stocking face mask-aren’t Two Shell at all. For one thing, they appeared to be pantomiming to a pre-recorded mix. UK duo Two Shell’s Boiler Room appearance at Primavera Sound in June quickly became the year’s most controversial DJ set. By the time that extended passage, which also runs through a Jim O’Rourke remix of Japanese noise legend Merzbow, spills out into Rhythm & Sound’s buoyant dub techno, it’s hard to imagine her selections playing out any other way. Many of her picks are unorthodox-this is surely the first time that Rosalía has ever been mixed with the late Editions Mego founder Peter Rehberg-yet Owens’ tonal sensibility carries the day. A similarly experimental spirit fuels her Resident Advisor mix, which opens with ghostly a cappella by the 11th century mystic Hildegard von Bingen before plunging into eerie soundscaping from Bernhard Günter, Throbbing Gristle, and Steve Roach the set’s second half winds through ritualistic percussion and soot-smeared techno before a climax that smokes like a burning subwoofer. Conceived as the imaginary eighth album in her discography-in fact, it’s the third-it finds the Welsh musician abandoning her usual hallmarks in favor of stark, industrially tinged beats and ominously looped vocals. Kelly Lee Owens spent the first seven or eight years of her career striking a careful balance between clean-lined techno and atmospheric electronic pop, but she took a sharp left turn with this year’s LP.8. This is how I've seen it and it's a cool feature imo.This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. You don't just pick a picture on the bottom of your deck, you pick a *different deck*. OH that makes a lot of sense! i didn't know they were cutouts, that explains the glossy effect, i didn't know you could do that to the grip tape! i thought it was color pen art or something similar! that's why i believed it would be a good idea to be able to change the color!ĮDIT: just to clarify, I don't know if it's obvious, but selecting graphics in Session ain't like selecting them in THPS let's say. Perhaps what could work good is if we had a deck editor, where we can chose our own base color and whip up our own graphic - there I can see a color wheel like that work just fine.ĮDIT: just to clarify, I don't know if it's obvious, but selecting graphics in Session ain't like selecting them in THPS let's say. I see what you mean with the customization, but I'd actually classify this in the 'works as designed' category. I mean if you go to a skate shop and want to grab some pro's deck, it's not like you'll get it in 12 different colors, you'll get it in that graphic with that main color and that size - that's it.

NervousJoe님이 먼저 게시:Hold on, isn't that like the whole point? The deck graphics don't only change the bottom layer - as in real life decks have complete color schemes so basically if you have cutouts in the grip, they will have the color of your deck.