David Miles Huber - “Creating a Zen-meets-Tech Experience”

instruments

David Miles Huber (DMH) - plays a "mean computer" (steinberg nuendo & ableton live), novation launchpads, MIDI toys, ethnic flutes, vocals and any kind of percussion he can get his hands on.

Bio

David Miles Huber is a 2X Grammy-nominated producer and musician in the electronic IDM, dance and surround-sound genres, whose music has sold over the million mark. His style is perfectly energized and balanced out by lush, downtempo beats and live acoustic instruments that combine to create a “Zen-meets-Tech experience” which pulls the listener into a musical soundscape that’s rich, enticing and energizing. His latest music and collaborations can be heard on www.davidmileshuber.com and www.soundcloud.com/davidmileshuber

short music bio

DMH’s music is perfectly energized and balanced out by lush, downtempo beats and live acoustic instruments that combine to create a “Zen-meets-Tech experience” which pull the listener into a musical soundscape that’s rich, enticing and energizing.

vl-musik "berlin mixes" audio samples

parallax eden audio samples

colabs "berlin mixes" audio samples

colabs audio samples

radio interview

Had a "GREAT" time with my radio DJ brother at WECI, working the mics, playing music, etc... at 6:30 in the morning!... Here's a fun interview that he did with me...

David Miles Huber has also written such industry-standard books in the pro-audio industry as Modern Recording Techniques (www.modrec.com), The MIDI Manual and Professional Microphone Techniques.

promo Pics

DMH 8.5 x 11 pdf flyer

discography

2010: parallax eden*, DMH, 51bpm.com llc
2008: colabs**, DMH & Various Artists, 51bpm.com llc
2006: lunar, huber+marias, 51bpm.com llc
2002: tranquility, DMH (CD & DVD), 51bpm.com llc
1995: between the sea & the sky***, laserlight, LA
1993: relaxation and meditation with music & nature 6-10***, laserlight, LA
1992: relaxation and meditation with music & nature 1-5***, laserlight, LA
1979: roads, 51bpm.com llc

* parallax eden was nominated for a grammy in the surround category in 2010
** colabs was nominated for a grammy in the surround category in 2009
*** sales from the above laserlight projects topped the 1 million mark

links

DMH myspace page
DMH wikipedia page
DMH linkedin page
DMH discogs page

why 51bpm?

One of the first pieces of gear that I acquired was my Raven from quasimidi. It's definetely meant to tear out in a German techno-style at 130+ bpm. However, being the downtempo guy that I am, I cranked the bpm down to as low as it goes (which happens to be 51bpm)... damn, does it sound lush! It's a digitally-modeled analog synth that has a meaty, full sound. Since then, I've gotten a few other pieces of quasimidi gear and the bpm name stuck with me. Even though I work at higher tempos, I still have a soft spot for well-crafted 51bpm chill beats. Coincidently, the "51" works very well with my passion for working in surround... and thus 51bpm.com was born.