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Trig Discipline posted:just out of curiosity i recorded ten minutes of rain falling outside and ran it through stutter edit and effectrix to see how it sounded. answer: terrible what was i thinking lol paulstretch my friend. paulstretch.
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contact mics own. i have a buddy way into japanese noise/found sound/ambient/blah and he has a couple contacts, pretty cool. got them on the rails of a freight line once
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Sizone posted:You wanted to be more like the cool kids. It's o.k., I'm sure you'll get there eventually, you just need the right toys. i assume the cool kids are listening to this ironically
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Tayter Swift posted:hey trig what was it you really liked a bout bitwig again, they're doing a cross promo w/ u-he but I'm not exactly finding logic all that wanting or anything good things: really neat automation and modulation stuff that lets you do stuff super easy that would be a massive pain in logic if you have plugs that take midi/audio simultaneously, bitwig handles those seamlessly, logic makes them a bit of a nightmare interface is way prettier to my taste midi and clip editor ditto, and there's microtonal editing for the builtin devices which is cool as poo poo they are updating it on a ~monthly basis so poo poo is getting fixed and added with a quickness has a clip launcher view that is a lot like ableton's, but works really well as an old-school DAW bad things: no AU support yet (but they're supposedly working on it) various flavors of idiot poo poo with sustain messages seems to max out resources quicker than any of the more mature DAWs, but really only with some plugins (if there's a pattern there I haven't found it) no video support no time signature changes (tempo yes, but not signature) as I say though, they are updating it constantly so it seems like a lot of the actual fuckups will get ironed out soon. i'm guessing the video and AU support will take longer. on the whole, though, I just really like the flow a lot better than logic's - it feels like it gets in the way a lot less often, and has everything you want exactly where it should be. even with the slightly screwy bits i much prefer bitwig to logic. i'm working in logic today, though, because i'm scoring some poo poo to video. it feels like walking in quicksand, creatively speaking
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wayfinder posted:paulstretch my friend. paulstretch. oh i have stretched a paul in my day, believe me it's all over this thing: https://soundcloud.com/danwarren/waiting-instrumental Trig Discipline fucked around with this message at 02:38 on Apr 4, 2015 |
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hm. The midi/audio blending is tempting, and maybe when Elektron finally releases overbridge I can make some good use out of it. Still it's like $250 and I do like Logic's built in stuff (the compressor in particular) and I have a lot of AUs I don't want to have to hunt down a VST for so I dunno
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Apr 4, 2015 04:11
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lately my workflow has been to prototype stuff in gadget, sequence on the analog four, record to my iPad or tascam then import to logic for mixing this has nothing to do with bitwig really but 
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Apr 4, 2015 04:13
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oh I forgot I get an extra $50 off for having a u-he synth so that drops it to just $80 more than Bazille standalone. Hm
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fixing a juno 106 that had a bad vca/vcf module (Roland 80017A, very common issue), a clone is about 70$ but apparently the problem is in the epoxy they used to wrap the hybrid ceramic package. after a while it contaminates and you only need to let it sit in acetone until you can peel it off so theres 6 of these chips and one has a stuck note, chip #2 and calibrating the thing i notice #1's vcf cutoff is sticking so i desolder both of these and after 48h in acetone i peel everything off and i solder them back on problem fixed! i wait an hour while powered on and i recalibrate the whole thing, 20 minutes later #6 is sticking. im happy that its not #1 and #2 so i pull it and 48h later its back in the juno i wait 4 hours! calibrate... then just right now #3 is acting up so I finally do the right thing and pull the remaining 3 80017A -_- they should be ready tomorrow ffs 80s roland get your packages game on fleek
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Apr 4, 2015 05:21
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man a buddy and i bought partially hosed up poly-six (him) and poly-61 (me) in like 99 and i didnt have the electronics chops to 100% fix them. god i wish i knew then what i know now, they'd be in pristine trim
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Trig Discipline posted:i assume the cool kids are listening to this ironically are you, are you talking poo poo about early download?
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yeah you can make bank on that poo poo im doing it for fun but its a 300$ job with all the work and most of it is waiting hell replacing the 6 chip is $400 + labor the juno, a cheap poly synth, is valued around $800 on ebay for WORKING AS IS units 80s stuff is usually a pretty straightforward fix
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hahahah gently caress i remember staring at listing after listing for 106 WORKS PERFECT for $350 back in like 01 
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buy a broken one, if its fixed note or stuff with the filters it has to be the 80017a, which even on working units WILL fail at any moment if theyre not decaped or replaced by a clone
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Tayter Swift posted:lately my workflow has been to prototype stuff in gadget, sequence on the analog four, record to my iPad or tascam then import to logic for mixing gadget is really really fantastic for getting music ideas down, most of the gadgets sound really good (though they want for complexity) so I've just been doing 90% of the work in gadget. it really really needs midi export though
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Sizone posted:are you, are you talking poo poo about early download? i haven't heard enough of it to make any generalizations. does the rest of it sound like stuff the dust brothers left on the cutting room floor being played back in a public urinal?
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just ordered my first moogerfooger, the phaser have a bad feeling it won't be my last
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i bought a bunch of minifoogers but they're at my mom's house back in the usa because mf wouldn't ship them to oz they advertise that they ship globally now but it's a limited section of their inventory and never includes anything on sale
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Trig Discipline posted:i haven't heard enough of it to make any generalizations. does the rest of it sound like stuff the dust brothers left on the cutting room floor being played back in a public urinal? Man, that's a lot of jealousy over how they can make rain sound cool and you can't
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Apr 4, 2015 23:48
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Sizone posted:Man, that's a lot of jealousy over how they can make rain sound cool and you can't lol that you think that sounds cool
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Apr 5, 2015 00:40
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i mean what i did in ten minutes in stutter edit also sounded like rear end but at least i had the self respect not pretend it was music and sell it to impressionable teens
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Apr 5, 2015 00:51
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ive worked on minifoogers and lol @ the build quality considering the price its seriously lovely stuff with a lot of overhead (especially the delay) edit: i mean its ok stuff but youre better off buying mxr or other stuff for the actual same poo poo for $60-80 less
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Olivil posted:ive worked on minifoogers and lol @ the build quality considering the price its seriously lovely stuff with a lot of overhead (especially the delay) really? well poo poo anyway i got them on sale for like $70 so if i don't like them i'll just flip them in oz for triple the price
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Apr 5, 2015 03:20
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hopefully the bigger pedals are better then this things going to be working with my ms20 and analog four so cv is a must
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Trig Discipline posted:i mean what i did in ten minutes in stutter edit also sounded like rear end but at least i had the self respect not pretend it was music and sell it to impressionable teens
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oh i'm sure people like it, i'm just not very impressed with it. that and it's really entertaining me to make sizone mad about it for some reason
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Trig Discipline posted:really? well poo poo ive never opened a moogerfooger before but i hope they are better that said $70 is a good deal, here they are 200 canadian dollars
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Apr 5, 2015 14:58
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lol those things can't be more than $10 in parts
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yeah well keep in mind pretty much every analog delay is based on bucket brigades and the front end is generally always the same thing each one of these chips is about 200-250 ms of delay, and you chain them together, so 2 analog delay pedals with the same max delay time (800-1000ms "4 chips" are pretty common now) is most probably the same exact design or really close which doesnt explain why the boutique one is 150$ more than a mxr carbon copy
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Mostly cause that whole "moog" name. I've thought about getting some minifoogers, but unless they were on sale I wouldn't buy them. I've played with the moogerfoogers in the store, and I ihaven't taken one apart but they're built solid.
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well im just amusing myself to pieces listening to general midi files of popular songs
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when I was just starting out making music on a computer i was using a 4 channel tracker and it was so frustrating that these midi renditions of songs with literally a dozen voices or more (real, non-arpeggiated chords without extra samples!) and sophisticated timing were not possible with them but they sounded like poo poo to me even then
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srsly the bar for making music on a computer is so gd low nowadays
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Apr 5, 2015 18:48
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theflyingexecutive posted:srsly the bar for making music on a computer is so gd low nowadays i started with audacity and a korg monotron
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I give up collecting tell me what VSTs to buy for my fuckin computer. I'll get that indestructible controller and use my iPad for everything else (wowfuck you safari for capitalizing the P in iPad)
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Apr 5, 2015 19:41
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Berlin school trip report: kinda boring to listen to, fun as all hell to make
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Apr 7, 2015 05:17
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I basically just recreated 2/1 from Music for Airports
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Apr 7, 2015 05:19
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by my math i can make a 'pattern' on the analog four that repeats every 51+ days
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Apr 7, 2015 05:46
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adobe audition's noise removal tool+spectrograph is the audio extraction tool i've been dreaming of for years want a sample? just get some pieces of the song that don't have it erase the leftover parts loving done its' not perfect but you're loving plucking bits of audio out of stereo mixed garbage, you don't get much more miraculous than that
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Sizone posted:
bam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lO3Y98rYhTo
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