#jeff samuel

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"Please - Jeff Samuel Remix" by Rhye, Jeff Samuel https://ift.tt/2FzqZk7

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Live @Musicus, Ufa, Russia 18.01.2008 by Jeff Samuel on #SoundCloud

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#NowPlaying Lost  by  Jeff Samuel

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It's the "Drift" Motion Effect which gives this sound a life of its own. The Ring Modulator adds some sci-fi low-end dissonance.

Sound design: @jeffsamuel Image by: aBe (hamoid.com)

Get the preset here: www.mellisonic.com/pp/ScurryPad.adv

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Live @Harry Klein 24.10.2009 by Jeff Samuel on #SoundCloud

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Polyphylla Sound #5

The "Curve" sweep type gives a formant edge to the bass. Modulation of the oscillator morph, and the cutoff filters of both the oscillator and noise exciter, adds much life to a rather short sound.

Sound Design: Jeff Samuel

Download the preset here: www.mellisonic.com/pp/BassShock.adv

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Music for Autobahns.

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Rhye- Open (Jeff Samuel Faded Remix)

Slow-soul duo Rhye's music has proved to be ideal remix material. It could be that the band's singles are softly and cleanly constructed, their basic elements easy to come to terms with after just one or two listens. Most likely, though, it's the soothing, mystical sound of Rhye vocalist Mike Milosh that's been bringing out the best in producers, who have taken to jettisoning most of the original material and wrapping Milosh's coos around their own constructions.

We've already heard disco auteur Maurice Fulton's infectious, funky remix of 'The Fall',and now Jeff Samuel has offered up a fantastically jaunty eight-minute re-do of 'Open'. No stranger to this sort of thing, the Midwestern-born, Berlin-based producer's been at it with Ghostly artists and others for over 15 years now, and so his take on "Open" sounds like it comes from someone who knows how to completely re-imagine his source material. Samuel takes a snatch of Milosh's come-on of a chorus from the original-- the portion that includes the word "Faded", hence the title-- and throws it on an infinite, dizzying loop, constructing a compelling house structure below it. And be sure to watch the carefree, mono video that challenges you to keep a straight face; 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue5HQ1cN_qw