Article in Future Music

ok no lol :angry:

I'll try to scan this and upload it in the next couple days for you all.

  Velazquez said:

I'll try to scan this and upload it in the next couple days for you all.

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here you are : Luke Vibert Future Music April 2008

Wow thanks, thats a great interview.

  Velazquez said:

here you are : Luke Vibert Future Music April 2008

Thanks for posting. They don't get FM in my town. Nice read.

cheers.

yes! heroic win! THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I think it was just because I was the first non-Jungle person trying to do Jungle in '94. I just couldn't do it. I think it was the same story for Squarepusher and Aphex Twin - we'd have liked to have been making club bangers but didn't know how to make it good. Instead of using quite simple beats, we were always a bit up our own arses, so it just came out as rubbish Jungle. But loads of people liked it better, so that was pretty cool.

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thanks for the link :)

btw, mike p wasn't married...

nice! cool! ;-) good read! thanks!

Great read. My favorite snippet is about his kids kicking him up the arse.

Could someone please re-upload the article?

  saikobjorn said:

Could someone please re-upload the article?

Future music scans

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this is such a good read. omg i love vibert

  chelsea303 said:

Future music scans

 

Feast!!!

thanks!!!

Thanks a lot 303!

He does seem to be a nice chap... but....

I've read quite a few interviews, and what I've gathered is this: he's too lazy to make tracks one way, so he does it another (in reference to sampling his synths and doing long live jams and cutting them up rather than linking everything properly to a computer.) He's fine with presets and uses the same sounds over and over again anyway. He makes tracks very very quickly. He realizes his laptop is a really a bit crap and doesn't think he has a 'proper' studio, but he can always go and jam at better ones anyway. He can't be arsed with learning about plugins or more involved programs. His and his fellow music-men's music was the way it was because they couldn't make 'proper' club/dance bangers. And so on...

I dunno, it's good to be laid back, but there comes a point where you wonder what people want their music to do or why they're doing it. That sounds really lame, but it makes sense in my head. I actually find his music fun sometimes, but I don't know why people see his lack of musical ambition as something attractive or particularly great.

lol

  Lianne said:

He does seem to be a nice chap... but....

 

I've read quite a few interviews, and what I've gathered is this: he's too lazy to make tracks one way, so he does it another (in reference to sampling his synths and doing long live jams and cutting them up rather than linking everything properly to a computer.) He's fine with presets and uses the same sounds over and over again anyway. He makes tracks very very quickly. He realizes his laptop is a really a bit crap and doesn't think he has a 'proper' studio, but he can always go and jam at better ones anyway. He can't be arsed with learning about plugins or more involved programs. His and his fellow music-men's music was the way it was because they couldn't make 'proper' club/dance bangers. And so on...

 

I dunno, it's good to be laid back, but there comes a point where you wonder what people want their music to do or why they're doing it. That sounds really lame, but it makes sense in my head. I actually find his music fun sometimes, but I don't know why people see his lack of musical ambition as something attractive or particularly great.

Guys a total stoner, we're lucky he releases anything

  Grizz said:

  Lianne said:

He does seem to be a nice chap... but....

 

I've read quite a few interviews, and what I've gathered is this: he's too lazy to make tracks one way, so he does it another (in reference to sampling his synths and doing long live jams and cutting them up rather than linking everything properly to a computer.) He's fine with presets and uses the same sounds over and over again anyway. He makes tracks very very quickly. He realizes his laptop is a really a bit crap and doesn't think he has a 'proper' studio, but he can always go and jam at better ones anyway. He can't be arsed with learning about plugins or more involved programs. His and his fellow music-men's music was the way it was because they couldn't make 'proper' club/dance bangers. And so on...

 

I dunno, it's good to be laid back, but there comes a point where you wonder what people want their music to do or why they're doing it. That sounds really lame, but it makes sense in my head. I actually find his music fun sometimes, but I don't know why people see his lack of musical ambition as something attractive or particularly great.

Guys a total stoner, we're lucky he releases anything

Can't say I agree. but he was smoking whatever when I saw him at bestival last year. Saying that, his set was great and had us all moving the whole time. Good stuff.