Objects
Support the project, or take something with you — tools and books chosen with the same attention as the sets. Nothing here is noise.
9bitts is built by one person in Leipzig — no label, no sponsor. If a set, a note, or an essay stayed with you, supporting the project is how the room stays open.
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Original objects from the project — arriving soon. The same spirit as the sets: few, considered, worth keeping.
Artwork from Dusk, Sunrise, Between Worlds — for the wall that faces the speakers.
One essay, one tracklist, one photograph. A small object for slow listening.
Sample moods and templates used in the 9bitts workflow — when they are ready to leave the booth.
What actually sits in the process. If you buy through these links, a small part helps keep 9bitts going — at no extra cost to you.
Where every 9bitts set starts. Melodic techno, deep house, progressive — chosen one track at a time.
Open Beatport → Record poolDaily releases, edits, and versions that keep a working set current.
Explore DJcity → ProductionPlugins, synths, and sounds for understanding how the music is built.
Browse tools →Simon Reynolds — the definitive history of rave and dance culture.
View → 02Brewster & Broughton — the DJ as the through-line of dance music history.
View → 03David Stubbs — from Stockhausen to the present, machines and mavericks.
View → 04David Toop — ambient listening, from Debussy to Aphex Twin.
View → 05Dan Sicko — Detroit techno, industrial soil, and a sound that changed the world.
View → 06Matthew Collin — ecstasy culture, acid house, and a generation remade by sound.
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