PARADOX 3 Launch Edition
GTA | 19 February 2025 | 1.58 GB
PARADOX III: An Experimental Collection Inspired by Dark Phonk, Vintage & Electronic
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PARADOX III: An Experimental Collection Inspired by Dark Phonk, Vintage & Electronic
Get the sound that the best record labels are looking for! 1400 presets designed to make your tracks sound professional in record time
This is something special. With an exciting new boxset in the shops any day now, the latest Electronic Sound cover stars are the magnificent Throbbing Gristle and we’re bundling the issue with a limited edition red vinyl seven-inch featuring two previously unreleased TG tracks, including one of the last two recordings the industrial pioneers ever made. We’re looking back over the story of Throbbing Gristle this issue, interviewing the surviving members of the band and others associated with TG. Genesis P-Orridge, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chris Carter and Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson ripped up all the rules, both sonically and visually, both as a live act and a recording unit. They are widely recognised as the prime movers of industrial music, but their influence and impact stretches way beyond any particular genre. Their early gigs attracted everybody from acid-fried hippies and spotty anarcho-punks to oddball alt-funkateers and hot-wired electronics freaks. There has never been another group even remotely like Throbbing Gristle.
“Ethnic Melodics” is a captivating sound library that offers a diverse range of melodics that add depth, cultural authenticity, and a touch of worldliness to your productions. This meticulously curated collection provides an extensive selection of melodic phrases & textures that transport your music to different corners of the globe. Suitable for Cinematic, World and Electronic music productions, ‘Ethnic Melodies’ contains a selection of melodic parts ready to fill the gaps in your production library. This pack offers the essential elements to infuse your tracks with the captivating spirit of global musical traditions.
The unique bundle unlike other samples libraries contains irresistible sound signatures and loops of 10 tracks from their successful album Kartick & Gotam – Business Class Refugees (EarthSync), offering a special experience to DJs, Composers, Musicians and Music Producers to explore and create new perspectives of the tracks. These Royalty Free recordings in the Bundle are of the best musicians from India, Far East, East Europe, and Middle East, who have performed with the two cutting edge electronic artists for the album and numerous live shows. Optimised with the closest attention to detail, the Business Class Refugees Producer Collection.
Liquid House is a collection of sounds sampled from some of the world’s finest analog drum machines intended for house producers and DJs. Each kit contains a dry and a distorted, compressed version of 8 sounds: two kicks, two snares, two hat sounds, a bass sound, and a lead sound. the dry sounds are prime to be manipulated and mangled for all kinds of house and other EDM productions, while the distorted sounds are ready for live use in the club, warehouse, or any late-night party. Using pairs of kits on each of Maschine’s groups this way allows producers to evenly fade – or suddenly cut – between dry and heavily distorted versions of the sounds.
This month’s Electronic Sound cover stars are the fabled White Noise – Delia Derbyshire, Brian Hodgson and David Vorhaus – and we’re bundling the magazine with a fantastic seven-inch featuring previously unreleased Radiophonic Workshop remixes of two killer tracks by the pioneering electronic supergroup. Radiophonic stalwarts Derbyshire and Hodgson formed White Noise with offbeat American musician Vorhaus in 1968. We’ve interviewed the band’s two surviving members for our cover feature, which is the story of their witchy and wonderful ‘An Electric Storm’ album. It’s an entertaining tale, with lots of strange twists and turns. Lots of sex and drugs as well. White Noise used reel-to-reel tapes and an early VCS 3 on the album, but it doesn’t sound the least bit dated. And while it wasn’t a commercial success on its release in 1969, it’s become hugely influential in the decades since, inspiring sonic adventurers like Throbbing Gristle, Aphex Twin, Broadcast and more.