"Entropy (Absolute Zero)" genre: Progressive Trance
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	Updated for 2003 =) This is a remix of my older tune "Entropy" and is sure to keep any dance floor going strong! This remix has also been accepted by Black Tiger Recordings and will be available on vinyl sometime in the near future. Be sure to check back often so you can purchase your own copy and keep the vibes alive on the dance floor.
	Credits: DJ Lithium, Highvolts, Blake, DJ Proximus
	Story Behind the Song I was itching to remix Entropy, one of my better progressive tunes, and after failing miserably the first time around, I started a new project in Fruityloops and everything seemed to come right out just the way I wanted it to. I began playing with new ideas, new ways to tweak samples, new ways to keep the drum line interesting, and 1 week later out popped this little 7-minute beauty. The original Entropy had no "official" bass line, it was simply the main melody with a hard cutoff at about 60 Hz, which made it sound like a bass line. So in this version, I decided a dedicated bass line would be necessary. After putting in the sample of the weird sawtooth/squack or whatever it is (anyone know??) then it really started to remind me of Entropy. But there was something missing. I needed an analog synth to back it all up. So I loaded a TS-404 in Fruityloops, set the parameters, added some filters and delays, wrote a quick arpeggio, and there it was. All I had to do next was decide when to play it and how to adjust the cutoff/resonance. It was all uphill from there. Within a few days I had 99% of the tune done, with only minor tweaks left to be tweaked and a few mastering effects to be applied. After waiting for the 2-hour render to complete, I quickly loaded up Cool Edit Pro and mastered it. I personally think this tune is mastered the best out of all my songs so far; it really helps when you know how the filters work =) Enjoy the tune and don't hesitate to drop any comments via e-mail. Dec. 22, 2002

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