I swear traktor has the bpm wrong on this one...

[BentoSan]

I've done a couple of tunes with Noisia (awhile ago now though!) - they pretty much write at 172.00bpm for all their dnb stuff.

Yup i noticed that too, probably so when they are djing their stuff out they don't have to move the pitchfaders on the turntables

[sine143]

I believe Noisa was one of a couple production groups who said "hey.... we are not djs, we just make music." then they started djing cause their productions were pretty damn good. I think?

[djhipnotikk]

This is where learning to beatmatch pays off

this

[BentoSan]

I believe Noisa was one of a couple production groups who said "hey.... we are not djs, we just make music." then they started djing cause their productions were pretty damn good. I think?

pretty much - the money is in playing out not pumping out cd's

[MiL0]

I believe Noisa was one of a couple production groups who said "hey.... we are not djs, we just make music." then they started djing cause their productions were pretty damn good. I think?

pretty much the case for all dnb producers... can't think of many dnb producers that [i]don't[i/] dj... Jonny L? erm, anymore?

[MiL0]

Yup i noticed that too, probably so when they are djing their stuff out they don't have to move the pitchfaders on the turntables

They used to have a Cubase template that was set at 172 upon startup if I recall... I have the same

besides, 172bpm is a really nice bpm to work at... I find 174 too fast... let the dj speed it up, if necessary.

[Citizen_Insane]

I believe Noisa was one of a couple production groups who said "hey.... we are not djs, we just make music." then they started djing cause their productions were pretty damn good. I think?

Interesting to hear this, clearly they've improved, 'cause their essential mix was great.

OT: Also am I crazy to think that it is moreover DJs beginning to produce rather than Producers beginning to DJ when it comes to EDM artists?