View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CD release of DE9 Closer To The Edit on Discogs. Label: Labels - 017,NovaMute - nomu90cd,NovaMute - 017. Format: CD Mixed. Country: Europe. Genre: Electronic. Style: Techno, Minimal. Consider DE9: Closer to the Edit Richie Hawtin's turntablist record. Freed from the (only relative) constraints of his Decks, EFX & 909 setup, Hawtin applied Final Scratch technology, a system which pipelines any digital sound elements - from CD, MiniDisc, an effects box, practically anything - directly into the needle of a special turntable. Consider DE9: Closer to the EditRichie Hawtin's turntablist record. Freed from the (only relative) constraints of his Decks, EFX & 909setup, Hawtinapplied Final Scratch technology, a system which pipelines any digital sound elements - from CD, MiniDisc, an effects box, practically anything - directly into the needle of a special turntable. DE9 is the logical, yet painstaking next step for Hawtin’s unique DJing approach (‘DE’ stands for ‘Decks and Effects’). The seventy tracks, by Basic Channel and Carl Craig among others also include a number by Hawtin himself, culled from his Minus and Plastikman / NovaMute releases. Except don’t go trying to spot them – according. Consider DE9: Closer to the Edit Richie Hawtin's turntablist record. Freed from the (only relative) constraints of his Decks, EFX & 909 setup, Hawtin applied.

Mixed by Richard hawtin

Genre

Techno

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what an absolute set

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13 yeaaaaarz

Comment by Orville Yssel

A true classic

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<3

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awesome

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<3

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💣

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love this set 💙

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Comment by Chris

really cool

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Bad boy

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awesome

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up up up

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siick!

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Mr. Big Beatz

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03/24/2001 demian bday

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ok.bck2U ONLY YOU AND ME BEDROOM GAMING #DUET PRIVATE

Comment by Kev Guzman Camargo

Great Set del 2001 del gran richie

Comment by Rodrigojr

este disco es una obra de arte del techno

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beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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This is the best tecno i ive heard 🔥🔥🔥

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Hey brate

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Richtig la creme respekt

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work

Comment by selens

coherence

novamute | nomu90cd | 2002
Richie Hawtin, outside his Plastikman guise, is a consistently engaging and exciting DJ, and has been responsible for breathing new life into techno. His individual and pioneering approach to DJing is captured perfectly here.

DE9 is ostensibly a mix album, but it could also be described as a solo Hawtin album released under his own name. Except that it is both and neither simultaneously. Like a regular mix CD, the album rolls forward with no breaks, as if it were one very long and varied track, utilising builds and breakdowns, sharp fades, EQ tweaking and edits to control the pace and keep the sound interesting and fresh. There are 31 tracks here, all in little over an hour, each running for around two minutes. This in itself would stand out as a feat of considerable DJ dexterity, except that there are in fact over 70 tracks here, and it is at this point that Hawtin’s album diverges entirely from the genre.

Hawtin has long been an advocate of bringing ‘live’ elements to his DJ sets, using drum machines and Roland TB-303s over decks to avoid being like many other DJs who simply mix tracks together; hence Hawtin comfortably straddles the DJ / live performance divide. Many others have tried this, but Hawtin’s continuing focus on techno exclusively has seen him retain a focused set of underground credentials. DE9 is the logical, yet painstaking next step for Hawtin’s unique DJing approach (‘DE’ stands for ‘Decks and Effects’).

The seventy tracks, by Basic Channel and Carl Craig among others also include a number by Hawtin himself, culled from his Minus and Plastikman / NovaMute releases. Except don’t go trying to spot them – according to his liner notes (how jazz is that?), Hawtin took extracts from tracks (‘Ranging from 1 note to 4 bars’) and created around 700 loops, which were then reassembled as new tracks, representing the 31 chapters here. Another artist may have seized the opportunity, given the heavy disguising of the source material, to pass this off as his own work. But Hawtin, the innovator, is proud of his process, and readily lists which tracks make up each chapter.

I hadn’t listened to techno for several years before listening to this, but this gives me incredible faith in the genre, and I don’t think I’ve heard such a sonically-pleasing compilation of robotic electronic music before. This is one hell of an impressive futuristic journey.

Originally posted 2004; edited 2016.

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