HTSL Ambient House/Ambient Techno/Ambient Breaks

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Seems like the ambient influenced dance genres are under-represented in the HTSL series. Perhaps doing a tutorial on that would mix things up a bit.


  1. Ambient-influenced House


  2. Future Sounds of London/The Orb/Orbital


  3. FSOL - Papua New Guinea/The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds/Orbital - Halcyon + On + On


  4. [url]The Future Sound of London — Papua New Guinea - YouTube

    [url]The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds - YouTube

    [url]Orbital - Halcyon On and On - YouTube
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Yes :slight_smile:

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  • 5 million  :slight_smile: i love all the tracks you posted, all favourites

    ill add some leftfield to the list :slight_smile:

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and this

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and this

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this is cool

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[quote]Mussi81 (21/03/2011)[hr]this is cool<EMBED height=390 type=application/x-shockwave-flash width=640 src=Orbital-Transient - YouTube allowfullscreen=“true” allowscriptaccess=“always”>[/quote]



cool

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Need more Techno!

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Yerr I mentioned this in another thread, I’d love to hear more lo-fi, ambientish kinda stuff. It’s more challenging to make, and can be applied to all genres [i.e in your break downs for house, minimal etc., etc.]



Leftfield, Trentemoller, Amon Tobin (breaks) would defo be some of my favorite producers, technically.

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[quote]adam kenny (23/03/2011)[hr]Yerr I mentioned this in another thread, I’d love to hear more lo-fi, ambientish kinda stuff. It’s more challenging to make, and can be applied to all genres [i.e in your break downs for house, minimal etc., etc.]



Leftfield, Trentemoller, Amon Tobin (breaks) would defo be some of my favorite producers, technically.[/quote]



Totally agree Adam

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I’d actually like to see a Tut on maybe Dub influenced fx.

Lo-Fi yeah… and use of delays… feedback… soaked in reverb & creating cool rhythms.

That could be applied to any genre. Dont think thats covered here at all?

Dub sounds feature so much in so many genres.