atmospheric drum n' bass song mixed on a small mixer from 1999

[@arcologies]

if you'd like the stems used for the mix, you can download them here: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/u986yrxqage426slfzap6/cosmicLens_stems1.zip?rlkey=i9bgi6w4cm94rx30u2i662oyf&dl=0

[@VanillaSoul]

Yo... including the stems... fucking mental mate. I'm going to start doing that with posts.

[@arcologies]

heya, thanks so much for checking it out! really glad you dig the stem sharing!

[@mrrothers3024]

Outstanding , good looking records vibe

[@arcologies]

thanks so much for checking it out mate :)

[@jimmac]

thanks for sharing

[@arcologies]

thanks for checking it out :)

[@Sith_Trooper]

❤

[@mowgli9781]

I needed this track🔥🔥🔥

[@ameninsurgency]

Love this! 🥂

[@arcologies]

thanks so much for checking it out mate :)

[@joelcarloaymat]

Have you had that VM-3100 long? How do you like it?

[@arcologies]

I’ve had it for a few months now, I have a lot of small 90s mixers… sort of collect them lol. I got it super cheap at a pawn shop, it’s a nice mixer for sure. Would definitely recommend it if you can find a cheap one 😅

[@joelcarloaymat]

@@arcologies Man that effects section looks tempting! Would be a nice work around for the S2400 until the dsp card rolls out lol Been considering going back to using a mixer for all my rack gear, always had Mackie mixers but your Roland looks pretty dope. MIght have to peep that out. Dope track btw as always. Respect!

[@nautical_twilight]

​@@joelcarloaymat I had the same Roland mixer back in the day for my local band! The FX were great, and I do think they were the same that were available on Roland's digital multitracker thingie for recording, which we used too.

[@joelcarloaymat]

@@nautical_twilight sounds great, now to see if I can score one cheap on reverb lol

[@arcologies]

@@joelcarloaymat oooo nice, the 2400! yah if you can find this cheap, it's really a great deal. after using it, if i found one for $150-200, i'd most likely pick it up. the mixer itself doesn't really sound great when you drive the inputs... but with an s2400, you have that covered anyways :)