Bass From The Desert
DJ Nimi — Nimrod Porath. Breakbeat, Drum & Bass and live finger drumming, from Mitzpe Ramon to the dancefloor.
Full Recorded Live Set · 56:24 min
DJ Nimi - Live at RakOle 9.5.26 | Breakbeat Set
Breakbeat
Drum & Bass
Finger Drummer
Mitzpe Ramon, Negev Desert
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Recorded live at RakOle open-air gathering. A rolling Breakbeat journey with heavy sub bass, tribal broken rhythms and raw desert energy under starlit skies.
Live Open-Air Recording · 56:24 min · Audiomack
Recorded live in the wild terrain of Mitzpe Ramon, blending heavy broken beats, hypnotic sub-bass, and organic crowd synergy under the open sky.
DJ Nimi is Nimrod Porath, a DJ, sound technician and finger drummer based in Mitzpe Ramon, Israel. His music moves between Breakbeat, Drum & Bass and bass music, with broken rhythms, deep grooves and room for live improvisation.
The desert is the starting point; the dancefloor sets the direction. Track selection, transitions and pacing respond to the people in front of the booth, with attention to both sound and the movement of the crowd.
Want a feel for the music? Start with Live at RakOle, a Breakbeat set recorded on 9 May 2026. For your event, speak directly with Nimi about the date, setting and atmosphere.
Breakbeat | Drum & Bass | Underground Bass
Mitzpe Ramon, Negev Desert
Rhythm and improvisation on electronic pads
Open-air gatherings, desert raves, music festivals and underground stages
Live energy, sunset silhouettes, custom sound stacks and ecstatic crowds
DJ set in the desert with headphones
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Mixing at a desert DJ booth
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Performing under colorful stage lighting
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DJ performance with controller and pads
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Shaded DJ booth in the desert
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Portrait in club lighting
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Outdoor DJ booth
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Courtyard dancefloor at sunset
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DJ Nimi on stage under purple lighting
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DJ Nimi at the decks under green lighting
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DJ Nimi with headphones in a club
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Club dancefloor with colorful lighting
Click to enlargeUncut video footage from desert stages and open-air parties
Guides, sound system heritage, set architecture and bass music culture in Mitzpe Ramon
A practical look at the Traktor workflow behind DJ Nimi's preparation tools: what each part helps with, what still needs listening and where the beta has limits.
Choose DJ software around your equipment, music library and performance needs. This guide gives you a practical way to compare options without chasing feature lists.
Understand the difference between buying a file, joining a DJ pool and saving music offline. Choose reliable sources and prepare the right versions for your sets.
Finding more tracks is easy; finding the right tracks takes a method. Build a discovery routine that connects your taste to music you can confidently play.
Build a flexible musical journey with contrast, reliable preparation and room to respond to the crowd. Here is a practical approach to planning your next bass set.
Understand the supported Traktor baseline, existing-Stem loading, pad and encoder controls, waveform changes, user-reported testing and guarded restoration.
Compare the basic mapping and optional performance profile, learn deck controls and empty Hotcue behavior, and rehearse with the correct input layout and backups.
Check real titles, character coverage and text direction; understand the optional DejaVu font, computer-only settings and how to restore your previous appearance.
Use isolated A/B/C display samples to distinguish missing glyphs, letter joining and direction before repairing selected collection titles.
Separate font problems from text direction, preview a small repair, check searching and controller displays, and understand collection backups and restore safeguards.
Practical vocal handovers, bass exchanges and rhythm bridges: understand separation artifacts, EQ, preparation, storage and fallback loading before a performance.
Queue Stems requests from inside Suite: set up Accessibility and the shortcut, select the first row, enter the row count and check results in Traktor.
Build a cue layout you can remember: beats, bars, phrase starts, vocal warnings, preparation points and exits, with practical checks for automatic suggestions.
Prepare Hot Cues with DJ Nimi’s experimental tool: check your beatgrid, choose a template, preview positions and preserve existing cues before saving.
A practical installation guide for DJ Nimi’s free experimental Traktor helper: compatibility, backups, permissions, first tests and restoring changes.
An open landscape changes the setting of a party, but people and musical choices give it character. A guide to the desert context behind DJ Nimi’s sound.
A strong set is a conversation with the dance floor. Build a flexible musical arc instead of relying on a fixed BPM ladder or a playlist that cannot move.
One recording, 56 minutes and 24 seconds: a direct introduction to DJ Nimi’s musical world, with a link to the full set and a few things to listen for.
Finger drumming is playing rhythms with your fingers on pads. The expressive part is the performance: timing, accents and the space between the hits.
Open air changes the acoustic setting; it does not remove the need for system design. Start with the audience area, then plan and check the sound.
DJ Nimi is Nimrod Porath, a DJ, sound technician and finger drummer based in Mitzpe Ramon, Israel. His music moves between Breakbeat, Drum & Bass and bass music, with broken rhythms, deep grooves and room for live improvisation.
Breakbeat | Drum & Bass | Underground Bass
Send the date, location and event type on WhatsApp. Nimi will get back to you to discuss availability, musical direction and performance details.
