Top products from r/IndustrialMusicians
We found 3 product mentions on r/IndustrialMusicians. We ranked the 3 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Becoming a Synthesizer Wizard: From Presets to Power User
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![A Quiet State [Explicit]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51QVKBk5LeL.jpg)
For the first monthly promotion thread I'll push my band and our latest album.
mindFluxFuneral
I'm a part of the band mindFluxFuneral. We've been creating industrial music since the right around '92. We've released four albums (yes we seem to work slow), been on a dozen or so compilations, and toured the eastern half of the US twice (with mini-tours in the midwest more frequently). Our sound is clearly influenced by genre leaders Skinny Puppy, Ministry and Front Line Assembly. We are also strongly influenced outside the industrial genre (as our latest release captures). IDM, D&B, Filth, Goa/Psy, Ambient and Soudtracks all push mFF's sound in different directions (and is also one of the reasons why we have infrequent releases).
Facebook / Soundcloud / Youtube
We have a soundcloud page.
We also have a facebook page (come like us!!! :D)
And youtube is littered with silly videos from our tours and performances (/sigh). ;P
Latest Album Release
In November of last year we released our third full album 'a quiet state'. It's for sale on our band page, on our bandcamp page, on iTunes, Google and Amazon. You can also listen to the whole stinking thing on Spotify. If you like it we'd love for you to support us by buying it.
Interesting, I think Krieg is probably the example of a Wumpscut tune I'd enjoy being able to emulate.
YouTube instructional vids can be a chore to follow along with, and letting a song play in the background and trying to match the patch when you are nowhere near to begin with has not yielded great results for me just yet.
Wonder if Synth Cookbook is worth a look, or this Synth Wizard book.
I was browsing Amazon looking to pick up a Hajobb album earlier and stumbled across this sample pack. I investigated further and there is a whole collection of industrial packs, and more volumes of loops created by Daniel Myer here.
Volume 2 is on Amazon, too.