Developed from the simpler original MF-104 and limited to a production run of 1000 units in 2012, MF-104Ms arent cheap or easy to get hold of, but this is one effect that plugins just dont emulate properly.

Today, were delving into the world of vocal-laden dance music.

It sometimes feels like the DJs of today still have this innate fear of playing tracks with big vocals in the clubs.

Vocals have always been such an essential part of the house music history, so what changed For us, it gives our sets the energy lift, gets people singing, and, more importantly, it feels like fun Weve picked out 10 amazing vocal-based club tracks that will help you get over your fear of the voice.

Riva Starr Feel It This is undeniably one of our favourite tracks to play out in the club The beats are hard, and the vocals are the highest of energy.

Seven Davis Jr. SDJs voice is so unique, and I love the way Oliver worked his vocals on this record.

Scattered with some FX, it really works with the instrumental.

Remix) Andreyas voice has always blown us away ever since we heard her on a Bonobo track years ago.

In this disco context, she fits PERFECTLY Cele 1,2,3 This isnt quite DIVA vocal but the vocal is the driving force of this track.

Dennis Quin So Far Circus always put out these absolute gems tracks with really unique vocals (think Nasser Baker, Say Something) that are irresistible, and work supremely well on the dance floor.

Aaron Childs Every Single 1 (Walker Royce Remix) This one is a wicked enjoyable, groovy remix by the fantastic Walker Royce.

Roland Clark We know for a fact David is a vocals lover Hes just like us.

Ha Hes created such a beautiful groove in this track using a real nostalgic house feel.

Plus, hes got a legendary vocalist, Roland Clark, to do his thing and it works tremendously well.

Illyus Barrientos Red This is our surprise underground hit Red for Mother Recordings its amazing to see how many people request to hear this record wherever we DJ Some RnB heads may recognize that vocal, but we got this sung by a fantastic jazz singer from Glasgow called Georgia Cecille.

Love More of a progressive vibe than usual from AG, but they worked this vocal so well, that its still a style of track we play out all the time.

Expand post Read More -- 31 Jan Forgotten Artifacts: Scuba On His Beloved Moogerfooger MF-104M Posted at 09:49h in feed, technology Share Words: Scuba Forgotten Artifacts explores the vintage gear found in studios around the world.

This month, Hotflush Recordings boss Scuba discusses his favorite analog delay pedal the Moogerfooger-104M.

When King Tubby reimagined the mixing desk as a playable instrument in the 70s, he essentially invented the concept of remixing as its commonly understood today.

He also helped establish the use of spring reverb and, in particular, tape delay effects as the gold standard in creating a sense of depth and space in a track.

These tricks are so ubiquitous as to have transcended the notion of clich, as much as a 44 kick drum, or an 808 hi-hat programmed in pretty much any pattern you want.

Still, its undoubtedly analog, using bucket brigade chips to produce up to 800ms of delay and an LFO, which significantly expands the modulation capacities of the unit.

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