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minimal sabotage - Amir Ebrahimnia

2008-12-23T04:18:00.004-05:00

- December 23.08
New DJ mix - minimal sabotage
click cover to download -

i will write up the track listing as soon as i get the chance.
will post on technofunk.org. if you're on FaceBook, please
take a second and join our scene.you can join the technofunk
collective page at:

Dont forget to check out our new YouTube Channel as well.

enj0y the mix & have a safe xmas & new year .

pls share .
-amir ebrahimnia
www.technofunk.org
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album: minimal sabotage
time: 01:09:38
artist: Amir Ebrahimnia (Technofunk Collective)

new videos

2008-12-04T23:18:00.002-05:00

New videos uploaded!
Century Room - December 02.08

visit us on the Technofunk FaceBook Page

Amir Ebrahimnia - RedBull StreetStyle - Tehran.Iran

2008-12-04T21:21:00.019-05:00

The first electronica concert in Iran

Tehran - Enghelab International Sports Complex
Friday 19 Mehr - October 10.2008

RedBull Energy Drink Presents:
STREETSTYLE
4:00PM - 8:00PM
Featuring Live Performances By;

The11- Iran
(www.the11.co.uk)

Amir Ebrahimnia "Technofunk Collective" - Canada
(www.technofunk.org)

DJ SHINE - Gonna Steal your Bike

2008-09-04T18:30:00.006-04:00

REPLANT RECORDS presents;
Gonna Steal your Bike
DJ SHINE
Live @ Babylon 2005

Gonna Steal your Bike
time: 49:33

Technofunk Collective (LIVE @ TIRGAN FESTIVAL)

2008-07-14T00:01:00.007-04:00

REPLANT RECORDS PRESS RELEASE - (Toronto.Canada)

TORONTO- JULY 18
Technofunk Collective
Harbourfront Centre - Brigantine Room

click e flyer for facebook invite

Beats Breaks & Culture 2008 - PhotoBlog

2008-07-06T16:42:00.005-04:00

photos courtesy of melanie hicks ©

Beats Breaks @ Cultures 5 yr anniversary

2008-07-01T02:40:00.011-04:00

Technofunk Collective @ Beats Breaks & Cultures 5 year anniversary

click eflyer below for FaceBook invite

Five years in the making Beats, Breaks & Culture is back with a vengeance!

technofunk collective (LIVE PERFORMANCE)

Friday, July 4th, 10:00pm
– The Long & Mcquade Lounge @ Lakeside Terrace Tent

* LICENSED OUTDOOR EVENT *

for more info please join us on FaceBook Pages

Technofunk Collective now on iTunes

2008-05-31T19:41:00.005-04:00

Technofunk Collective PodCast
Technofunk Collective

Genre: Podcasting

technofunk collective live @ nachtmusik

2008-05-31T15:11:00.004-04:00

http://www.technofunk.org

On FaceBook?

please join us on FaceBook Pages

http://www.facebook.com/pa

ges/technofunk-collective/5905428978?ref=ts

DOWNLOAD - artificial lover.mp3 * EXCLUSIVE 2 HOUR SET

2008-05-20T23:13:00.010-04:00

Click Image to download

album: artificial lover
time: 01:59:34
artist: Amir Ebrahimnia (Technofunk Collective)

Tirgan Festival

2008-05-16T21:28:00.004-04:00

Tchnofunk Collective are scheduled to perform at the Tirgan Festival in July.

over 100,000 are expected to attend the Tirgan Festival.

for more info on the festival please visit:

http://www.tirgan.ca

this saturday @ Soma Toonto

2008-04-30T20:02:00.003-04:00

BEAT SURRENDER @ S0ma Toronto

703 Queen St E (view map)

We're back at it again with round 4 of
our monthly event " Beat Surrender "
- Located in the city's east end this
semi-posh lounge offers a relaxed yet
upscale environment. Friendly staff,
great people and music that will leave
you wanting for more!

Technofunk Collective - Tech house/House

TheDirkBikeKid - Turntablizm

Zenmaster Chi - DnB

This edition of Beat Surrender features
$3 Jager shots - drink specials to get
you all warm and wiggly for our main
entertainment;

click above for facebook invite

Great beats, peeps... and venue, all at the low low cost of...... NOTHING!!!!

You got that right sparky! No cover, no dress code, just bring your good vibes and dancing feet and we'll take care of the rest.

For monthly updates, and the complete 411 please join our facebook group if you haven't already;

check it!

technofunk on facebook

DJ SHINE @ Making A Scene Friday, April 25

2008-04-20T11:53:00.005-04:00

DJ SHINE @ Making A Scene Friday, April 25

	Making A Scene with PASTEL SUPERNOVA
Host:	House of Helder


	Friday, April 25, 2008 at 10:00pm

	WRONGBAR
	1279 Queen Street West Toronto, ON

FaceBook invite page; click here

technofunk live @ The Great Hall

2008-03-26T22:34:00.006-04:00

technofunk collcective performing live

- Fritz Helder & the Phantoms CD release party

The Great Hall - Toronto

meet our agent

2008-03-24T18:10:00.009-04:00

technofunk collective are now signed on with replant artist management.

we are pleased to announce our recent contract and signing with replant artist managements. our agent at arms Krista and her wonderful and incredibly funny team of maniacs was more than enough to take our breath away.

welcome to the collective krista :)

for all booking and inquiries you can contact krista at:

krista.latte@replantrecords.com

nachtmusik 0801

2008-02-06T03:33:00.002-05:00

nachtmusik 0801

The second nachtmusik event brings
another amazing lineup of talented
electronic music artists that will
rock the stage and take you on a
musical journey that you will not
soon forget,

The lineup is as follows:

Daddy's Army (beats.to, Polaris Records)
- Improvised minimal techno, dub.

NAW
(noise factory, sentient) -
Explorations in minimal dub

Teste
(Switch Records, plus8)
- Bring on the the Acid revival
- Intense, driving Acid techno

LLBO $8, and $10 after 11pm.
for more info please visit nacht.music colective at the folowing link;
http://nachtmusik.funkyplanet.ca

nachtmusik 0107

2008-01-31T12:15:00.005-05:00

On December 20, 2007. The nachtmusik collective presented its first event focusing on purely live electronic music...nachtmusik 0107.

This event brought three amazing and talented artists together for a night of phenomenal music.

Artists on the night were:

Syntax Error
Caspar Project
Technofunk Collective

For more info and details on this and future nachtmusik events, go to http://nachtmusik.funkyplanet.ca

This video was produced by Josh Hemming from Syntax Error. A huge shout-out to Josh for putting this video together.

technofunk collective LIVE @ NachtMusik december 20.2007

2007-12-04T16:10:00.002-05:00

the event is planned to be filmed for our upcoming video. if you are a wicked dancer, please email us @ nachtmusik@technofunk.org this is our big performance of 2007 and we are very much looking forward to seeing all of you there. we have a very special show put together for you and if you've enjoyed our previous performances this year, be prepared for some very special surprises. as always please feel free to invite your friends to the event. we really appreciate all your support specially those who have dedicated there time as our official street team. 2007 has been the best year for us. we couldn't have done it with out your support. see you all on the 20th! kind regards, -amir ebrahimnia

- NachtMusik 0701

This night will deliver en excursion through new sounds delivered by three of Toronto's finest live PA's including:

9:30 - 11:00 -> Syntax Error
- Downtempo Grooves, Industrial Influences

11:15 - 12:15 -> Caspar Project
- Live Drum n' Bass and NuJazz

12:30 - close -> technofunk Collective
- NuFunk basslines and intelligent techno

These artists have already established themselves as fine purveyors of live and recorded electronic music, but at this event you will be able to enjoy them together in an intimate licensed venue, with special attention paid to the sound and decor.

Cover charge is $8 before 11 and $10 after

FaceBook invite:

Event is Licensed.

Hope to see you there.
Michael

Websites to check out:

http://www.syntaxerror.cc/
http://www.casparproject.com/
http://nachtmusik.funkyplanet.ca

+funk boutique now on RSS!

2007-11-29T23:12:00.002-05:00

just add our RSS into your RSS reader and join the feed!
click ->

RSS address: http://feeds.feedburner.com/technofunkcollective

how fucking cool is that??? now you can totally + completely keep up with our mad blog :)

technogeek out!

[23.11.07]

2007-11-27T18:46:00.003-05:00

technofunk opens for fritz helder and the phantoms

thursday november 22.07- technofunk sound system opened up for fritz helder and the phantoms.

[05.11.07]

2007-11-27T18:45:00.003-05:00

reactable experiment (part 2)

[05.11.07]

2007-11-27T18:43:00.001-05:00

technofunk sound lab - reactable experiment

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[06.11.07]

2007-11-27T17:52:00.002-05:00

Ableton Live 7 - sneak preview

Since its announcement last month, Ableton Live 7 has become the most hotly anticipated new piece of kit this season.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with it throughout its development, so here’s a look at just a few of the goodies in store for DJs and producers.

Fasten your seatbelts. There’s some amazing stuff under the hood of this wünder-DAW.

Slice to New MIDI Track

An eagerly anticipated feature of Ableton Live 7 is support for REX format loops.

REX files are unique in that they forego time-stretching. Instead, they slice a loop into smaller segments and play these segments via MIDI sequence information.

What’s most remarkable about Ableton’s new support for REX is that it also allows for one of Live 7’s coolest new features, called “Slice To New MIDI Track.”

With a single right-click on any loop in Live, you can automagically slice it into dozens of smaller segments — like individual kicks, snares and percussion — then import these slices into a Drum Rack, which is then played by its own unique MIDI sequence.

The sequences can then be reordered so that you can create entirely new grooves from a single drum loop.

Mark my word, this feature will become the basis for a new production sound in 2008.

Fortunately, it’s so flexible that many producers will approach this tool from their own unique perspective.

Compressor Update

While Live’s old Compressor 2 device was fine for basic tasks, many producers opted to purchase third-party compressor plug-ins for punchy drums and mastering.

Having worked with the new Compressor device for several months now, I can honestly attest that it’s an extraordinary improvement over its predecessor.

Two new vintage modes are included, in addition to all of the previous modes. These can be combined in a variety of ways to achieve a wide range of professional compression sounds.

In conjunction with Live’s eight-band stereo EQ, you can now pre-master your mixes so that they sound quite polished indeed.

New Synths

Hardcore sound designers will be drooling over Live’s three new modeled synths: Electric, Analog, and Tension. Each specializes in a different form of tone generation.

Electric is optimized to create groovy electric pianos, perfect for deep and jazzy house.

Tension is a physical modeling tool for stringed instruments, whereas Analog is a full-featured dual-oscillator subtractive synth.

All are based on technology licensed from Canada’s Applied Acoustics Systems, whose products include Lounge Lizard, String Studio, Tassman, and Ultra Analog.

In Ableton’s implementation, the underlying technology behind these plug-ins receives a facelift, in the form of intuitive and flexible new interfaces and full integration with Live.

Each can be purchased a la carte, — or you can get them all, along with Ableton’s own Operator and Sampler synths, by purchasing the new Ableton Suite package.

Drum Rack

I’ve often heard hardware snobs comment that Live’s Impulse drum machine is “nice, but it’s no Akai MPC.”

That argument is about to be silenced, as Live 7 now includes an extraordinary new device called a Drum Rack.

Now, you can take any sample - or set of samples - and drop them onto a Drum Rack.

Live 7 will then load each of the samples into its own full-featured Simpler device, which allows for enveloping, filtering, LFOs and several useful sample editing functions.

This is much more flexibility than an Akai offers.

From there, each sample is assigned to its own MPC-like pad (up to 128 pads total), which can be played from any MIDI controller, including keyboards, pads, even your computer QWERTY keyboard.

Alternately, you can assign any synth or plug-in to the pads so that you can generate your own synth drums from scratch.

This is both the most powerful and most intuitive drum machine implementation I’ve seen in years — and it comes standard with Live 7.

But wait, there’s more!

In addition to the above highlights, there are a ton of other, subtler amenities included in the new upgrade. Here’s a quick rundown.

Sidechains. Live now includes the ability to sidechains on its compressor, gate, and auto filter devices. This allows the audio from a different channel to control the effect’s dynamics, perfect for that pumping effect that has become a mainstay in Trance and Progressive.

64-bit Processing. All mix points throughout the program are now 64-bit. What this means to users is cleaner sound and more headroom.

Hi-Quality. Numerous plug-ins, such as Saturator, Dynamic Tube, and EQ Eight, now include Hi-Quality modes which reduce aliasing and sound even better.

External control. Two new devices — External Audio Effect and External Instrument — allow you to route MIDI and audio to external hardware, then back into Live, in a completely transparent manner, with adjustable latency compensation.

Spectrum Analysis. Another new device, the Spectrum Analyzer (pictured below), delivers full visual display of up to 16384 bands of audio. This is great for zeroing in on problematic EQ situations or just zoning out.

Nudge Tempo. While most of the above features apply equally to both DJs and producers, a pair of tempo-nudging buttons are now available. For Ableton DJs who have to follow hardware DJs in gig settings, this will be a reason to rejoice since we can now beatmatch just like the big kids if needed.

31.10.07]

2007-11-27T17:46:00.001-05:00

exclusive free download

technofunk.Collective's amir Ebrahimnia & Simón.Rojas

"you are what you eat"

full length mixed cd at:

http://www.technofunk.org/downloads.php

[04.09.07]

2007-11-27T17:43:00.001-05:00

shine on!

*PLEASE NOTE LICENSED TILL 4:00 AM
(Arrive EARLY to AVOID DEVASTATION...)

-
SHINE ON ...

Introducing; Direct from Los Angeles & straight off the set of the movie HAIRSPRAY, John Walke proudly presents to you, recording & performing artist, LIMPWRISTED in a night of absolute mayhem along side Canadian producers and live PA performing artists, TECHNOFUNK COLLECTIVE including fresh off world tour with Nelly Furtado, DJ SHINE!

SUPERSTEIN the hottest new line of active wear is taking OVER! Join in a STYLE FIT & celebrate the FILMFEST in what will be THE HOTTEST FESTIVAL PARTY of the year!

Arrive EARLY to AVOID DEVASTATION...

Dress like you've NEVER LOOKED SOO GOOD!

LIMPWRISTED (L.A.)
TECHNOFUNK SOUND SYSTEM
(technofunk.org, replant records)
COLD TRAP
(madexx.com, bit records mexico)

[01.08.07]

2007-11-27T17:41:00.000-05:00

zirzamin interview with amir ebrahimnia

An interview with Amir Ebrahimnia, from TECHNOFUNKCOLLECTIVE



Homepage: www.myspace.com/technofunkcollective Listen to radio zirzamin

Z.Z: This interview is long over due!

AMIR: yes it is. My apologies. I have been unreachable for the past year.

Z.Z: What is Technofunk Collective's music style?

AMIR: We are electronica producers. Our style ranges through a variety of genres. From nu jazz / acid jazz, down tempo, trip-hop to house, intelligent techno and progressive.

Z.Z: What does the name stands for?

AMIR: Technofunk Collective was originally an urban artist collective I started almost 8 years ago. Over the years, it evolved into the trio you see today.

Z.Z: Who are behind the project?

AMIR: myself (amir Ebrahimnia), Simón Rojas & Jason (dj shine) spanu

Z.Z: Could you please give us a brief history of the Technofunk Collective?

AMIR: We are three good friends who all share the love for producing electronic music. We've all been DJing for as long as we can remember. Jason and I started DJing in the 80's. I met Simón 7 years ago through a friend. He purchased my old turntables and mixer to learn the art. We've been inseparable best friends since.

Z.Z: So, you are living in Iran, Simón & Jason are Canadian musicians who live in Canada, is that right? How does it work?

AMIR: Internet helped a lot. All three of us are technological geeks (hence techno) I moved to Iran for 2 years to experience the land & culture and recharge creatively, Simón was living in Spain for the same time and Jason was Touring with Nelly Furtado doing the live PA for the band. Simón and I are back in Toronto now. Jason is still on tour with Nelly Furtado but is based in Toronto. We do see each other constantly.

Z.Z: I see. How did you find Iran? Was it as "recharging" as you wished it to be?

AMIR: no. I found it extremely draining. At first glance you would think different, but after actually living there and facing every day issues, you realize how quickly problems build up. Things I normally wouldn't worry about would build up to such that it would occupy your whole life. I have so much respect for Iranian underground artists & talent. I believe they are on a different level of creativity obviously due to there social / political surroundings.

Z.Z: Sounds like you had a terrible time.

AMIR: I wouldn't say i had a terrible time. Just extremely spiritually draining. Iran is not "reality". It has become a fantasy playground for the elite and a suffocating nightmare for the rest.

Z.Z: Is Techno or Electro music in general popular in Iran?

AMIR: It's the fastest growing genre in Iran. Yet it lacks the history and culture which has taken years to develop in the world. Though it has caught on like wild fire, the genres with in electronic dance music have not been properly defined in Iran. Trance is house, techno is trance so on and so forth.

For example; how do you explain Dub to someone who has never heard reggae? How do you tell them about Lee "scratch" Perry and the Jamaican early ska movement and its link and influence on modern music.

Z.Z: For those who don't understand techno music, how would you explain what you do?

AMIR: Instead of employing traditional compositional techniques, we, usually act as producers, treating the electronic studio as one large, complex instrument: an interconnected orchestra of machines, each producing timbres that are simultaneously familiar and alien. Each machine is encouraged to generate or complement continuous, repetitive sonic patterns that come relatively 'naturally' to them, given the capabilities and limitations of early sequencers - such sequencers, especially those built-in to old drum machines, tend to encourage the production of repeating 16-step patterns with a limited number of instruments being playable at once, yet they also allow sounds to be arranged in any order, regardless of whether live musicians could easily reproduce them. Rather than just mimicking arrangements playable by live musicians, we are free to prominently feature unrealistic combinations of sounds. Striving to achieve a listen able, dance floor-friendly balance of realistic and unrealistic arrangements of mostly synthetic, semi-realistic timbres, rather than a demonstration of machine-powered extremes.

After an acceptable palette of compatible textures is collected in this manner, we begin again, this time focusing not on developing new textures but on imparting a more deliberate arrangement of the ones we already have. We play the mixer and the sequencer, bringing layers of sound in and out, and tweaking the effects to create ever-more hypnotic, propulsive combination. The result is a deconstructive manipulation of sound.

Z.Z: In some of your tracks, you've mixed the voice of some of our famous female poets like: Forough Farokhzad and Maryam Heydarzadeh reading their own poems. What is your concept behind it?

AMIR: Sampling is lots of fun. We dont do it often because we prefer original sounds. I am a big fan of Farrokhzads works and I found Heydarzadeh's voice intriguing. The high pitch was enticing.

Z.Z: The remix of Deev's "Dasta Balaa", do you see Technofunk.Collective as a politically active Band?

AMIR: Deev approached me a couple of years ago about doing the remix. I really like what he has to say and love his stylings and lyricism. The message Deev has, needs to be heard and it needs to be heard loud.. We fully support Deev's point of view and respect him for speaking up. We need more artists to rise up and shout it out.

We are social conscience individuals. Simón and I are both children of revolution. My family was kicked out of Iran following the 1979 Iranian revolution. Simón's family escaped the clutches of Pinochet in the late 70's. There is a bond between us.
The 3 of us being raised in Toronto, have tremendous amount of understanding and respect for different cultures and people. Being a Canadian means respecting and understanding all walks of life.

We will never be afraid to speak out on issues. Be it social nor political.

Z.Z: Sounds like you have a lot to say besides music.

AMIR: Given the opportunity, I will speak my mind.

Z.Z: Do you listen to other genres in persian underground?

AMIR: I listen to absolutely everything from jazz to punk. I absolutely love what the Abjeez and Kiosk are doing.

Z.Z: Do you normally do lots of other artist remixes?

AMIR: we are very selective at this point in the game who we work with.

Z.Z: Will there be an album in the future?

AMIR: We have lots of material. Now that I am back from Iran, an album is in the works.

Z.Z: Any other plans for the future?

AMIR: We're doing some wicked collaboration with artists & musicians and preparing for our performances & live concerts. Combining the DJ / live PA elements with live instruments and performance art. Working on the album will be a high priority though.

Z.Z: Thank you Amir. It's been a pleasure.

AMIR: The pleasure was mine.

[07.06.07]

2007-11-27T17:38:00.000-05:00

beats breaks cultures 07'

technofunk sound system @ beats breaks cultures 2007

[18.06.07]

2007-11-27T17:35:00.000-05:00

sexsi soire II

big thanks to everyone who came to our show on friday night! Simon and I had a blast! the crowd was sick! great to be back in our hometown.

FYI, in case you missed friday night, you can catch our performance at both the Toronto Electronic music festival coming up at Harbour front Center july 7th and September 9 & 10th we will be the featured GM artist at VirginFest.

thank you all for your love & support.

-amir
+echnofunk.collective

www.myspace.com/technofunkcollective
www.technofunk.org - (coming soon)

[19.11.06]

2007-11-27T17:32:00.000-05:00

doost midaram

ahange jadiid download- "doost midaram"

ahange jadiid download- "doost midaram"

Doostane aziz. ba arze salam va tashakor

- linke download ahange jadiid

artist: amir ebrahimnia

track: doost midaram

lyrics: forough farrokhzad rmx

[12.08.06]

2007-11-27T17:28:00.000-05:00

fixation

kandu music presents:

- F I X A T I O N - Toronto 08.31.06

place: Purgatory Night Club
199 Richmond St. West
Toronto . Canada

tickets $15 in advance . more at the door.

BOOK EARLY!

this is the thursday night of the labor day weekend. we are expecting a sold out performance.

[30.07.06]

2007-11-27T17:21:00.000-05:00

TORONTO ELECTRONIC MUSIC FEST 06'

Amir Ebrahimnia + DJ Shine
Technofunk Collective

hi everyone.

just a quick word about our upcoming performance at the Toronto Beats Breaks & Culture event thats happening this weekend at the hurbourfront center in toronto.

We will be playing at the DJs At LakeSide Terrace Tent.

our performance starts at 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm, but i strongly recommend you come down all day and enjoy the festivities. check out the schedule for the best in canadian and international acts by some of the best names in electronica.

hope to see you all there:) looking forward to seeing some old friends. it's nice to be back in my home town.

peace.
-amir ebrahimnia
Technofunk Collective

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How to get here
From Lakeshore Boulevard, all downtown exits access Queens Quay West and Harbourfront Centre (235 Queens Quay West.)
CLICK HERE TO SEE MAP

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Beats, Breaks & Culture
Schedule: Fri Jul 7 Sat Jul 8 Sun Jul 9
Plug into the latest currents of urban electronic music, with a special focus on the emergence of globally-flavored sounds. Also featuring Canada's largest breakdancing competition and live graffiti art creation, this is an event you don't want to miss!
Focus: Power of Place
All summer long delve deeper into geography, history, community and our place in the larger world.
"Place is something we create and which creates us; it is a dialogue, never a lecture. All I want is to speak up and contribute to the conversation, Even if all I end up saying is 'I was here'."
- Roxanne Musterer - Graffiti artist
Explore the Festival
Music
Dance
Visual Art
Film
Kids' Activities
International Marketplace
Acknowledgements

[23.11.07]

2007-11-27T17:18:00.000-05:00

+fc

minimal sabotage - Amir Ebrahimnia

new videos

Amir Ebrahimnia - RedBull StreetStyle - Tehran.Iran

DJ SHINE - Gonna Steal your Bike

Technofunk Collective (LIVE @ TIRGAN FESTIVAL)

Beats Breaks & Culture 2008 - PhotoBlog

Beats Breaks @ Cultures 5 yr anniversary

Technofunk Collective now on iTunes

technofunk collective live @ nachtmusik

DOWNLOAD - artificial lover.mp3 * EXCLUSIVE 2 HOUR SET

Tirgan Festival

this saturday @ Soma Toonto

DJ SHINE @ Making A Scene Friday, April 25

technofunk live @ The Great Hall

meet our agent

nachtmusik 0801

nachtmusik 0801

nachtmusik 0107

technofunk collective LIVE @ NachtMusik december 20.2007

+funk boutique now on RSS!

[23.11.07]

technofunk opens for fritz helder and the phantoms

thursday november 22.07- technofunk sound system opened up for fritz helder and the phantoms.

[05.11.07]

reactable experiment (part 2)

[05.11.07]

technofunk sound lab - reactable experiment

[06.11.07]

Ableton Live 7 - sneak preview

Slice to New MIDI Track

Compressor Update

New Synths

Drum Rack

But wait, there’s more!

31.10.07]

[04.09.07]

shine on!

[01.08.07]

zirzamin interview with amir ebrahimnia

[07.06.07]

beats breaks cultures 07'

[18.06.07]

sexsi soire II

[19.11.06]

doost midaram

ahange jadiid download- "doost midaram"

[12.08.06]

fixation

- F I X A T I O N - Toronto 08.31.06

[30.07.06]

[23.11.07]

technofunk opening for fritz helder and the phantoms

thursday november 22.07- technofunk sound system opened up for fritz helder and the phantoms.