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.: Richie Hawtin - BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix :.
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Artist ....... Richie Hawtin Release Date ... [22/04/01]
Title ........ Essential Mix Type ........... Techno
Packager ..... Snapcase Audio Source ... Digital Radio 1
Supplier ..... Fakelegs Encoded in ..... 192kb HQ-JS
Tracks ....... 1 File Size(s) ....
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Although English and Canadian in origin, Richie Hawtin is closely
associated with Detroit's techno gurus such as Kenny Larkin, Stacey Pullen,
Eddie Fowlkes and Derrick May. Furthermore, Hawtin, together with partner
John Acquaviva are responsible for the highly acclaimed Plus 8 label, which
showcases his releases as Plastikman and FUSE. As a DJ and reknowned
remixer, Richie's visionary outlook towards dance music pushes him to out-do
himself and thus, each step makes an impression in electronic dance music
scene.
Born in Oxfordshire, England in the early 70's, Richie Hawtin moved to
Canada when he was nine as his father had to take a job offer at a General
Motors factory in Detroit. In his teens, Hawtin took an early fascination in
electronic-based pop and dance music. And in the 80's, Richie was regularly
DJing at The Shelter in Detroit and did some stints at local radio shows.
Having been in direct involvement with Detroit's finest producersand
musicians, Hawtin became involved with his own compositions.
Early influences include synth-pop acts like Kraftwerk and New Order and
Detroit innovators as Juan Atkins and Derrick May. To date, Richie is known
for creating a newfound excitement to DJing.
This Week: Richie Hawtin (22/04/01)
Tracklisting:
Unknown - '727' (White Label)
MR G - 'G Beatz 4 Yo Mind' (Phoenix)
Olav Basoski - 'Opium Scumbagz' (Work)
G. Flame - 'Take My Back' (Alpha)
Jamie Anderson - 'Can't Stop Jammin' (Artform)
Mr 9 - 'Bomb' (White Label)
Jel Ford - 'Steady' (Jericho)
Bad Boy Bill - 'Funk' (White Label)
Lil Louis + The World - 'I Called U' (White Label)
Unknown - 'Psykik' (White Label)
Insense - 'Gennelex' (Tri Lamb)
Mathmos - 'Mathmas' (Sacrifice)
DJ Shufflemaster - 'Slip Inside You' (Tresor)
Electric Deluxe - 'Plus 8' (Plus 8)
Stay - 'Where My Guerillas At?' (Raid)
Ben Simms - 'Manipulated (Hairgroove Edit)' (Primate)
Ben Simms - 'Manipulated (Remix 1)' (Primate)
Samuel L. Session - 'A B***ard's Work Is Never Done (Deetron PlaymateRework)'
Samuel L. Session - 'Centrafrique (Samuel L's Vibe Mix)' (Cycle)
SL5 - 'Cato Groove' (White Label)
Unknown - '7th Question' (White Label)
Unknown - 'Funk' (White Label)
Insense - 'Bushwacka' (Tri Lamb)
Alec - 'Unknown' (White Label)
Rino Cerrong - 'Optical Way' (Relentless)
1st Bass - 'Slam Me Down' (White Label)
SR1 - 'Energie' (Neutrin)
Unknown - 'Join In The Chant' (White Label)
V/A - 'Recycled By Umek' (White Label)
Marco Cannata - 'Controsenso' (White Label)
Monika Kruse - 'Ware 2' (White Label)
Hardgroove - 'Busy' (Hardgroove)
PS: Greetings to our lovely foes at TWCMP3 ;)
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...and then u might wonder why we encode in Joint Stereo instead
of "real" Stereo? - The reason is this: a frequency analysis will
reveal that theres not much stereo seperation in a set like this,
therefore JS was chosen, as more bits are utilised for preserving
whatever quality one gets from a source like radio. If Stereo was
used, each channel (l+r) would have 96kbit (@192), now simpler
frames will have somewhere from 96-192kbit per side, the closer
the channels, the more bits are used. Keep in mind though, that
"difficult" frames with more seperation are STILL encoded using
stereo which makes JS the perfect choice for something like this.
The perfect choice would be VBR though, with a minimum bitrate of
say, 128kbit. That would, depending on the piece encoded, end up
with a size somewhere around that of CBR 160 or 192 kbit - But
more bits would be used at the difficult passages(up to 320kbit),
and less bits on the more quiet parts(but not less than 128kbit).
Unfortunately this is not "scene standard", which kinda blows.
And last, but not least: If You are a die-hard musiclover, then
dont use winamp, as it does a real shitty job at decoding and
DO NOT use those terrible encoders like Xing or anything that
uses the Fraunhofer Codec. Get wise and get LAME! We love the
music and want to give YOU the BEST possible sound.
In doubt? Check out www.r3mix.net - This dewd made a few tests
worth checking out.
Sincerely
FakeLegs/Flow Factory/RePlay
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