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BonoMan posted:Oh gah can't believe I didn't think of discord/slack. Thanks! There's also the gear trades thread here on SA, I've bought/sold a few things from goons and I've yet to have any issues. Ugh I hate snipes, here's my recent inspiration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OReKutHJpn4
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Coolnezzz posted:There's also the gear trades thread here on SA, I've bought/sold a few things from goons and I've yet to have any issues. Good idea, posted there first.
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Kind of excited this evening, bought a pair of what I thought were terminals but turned out to be whole systems, with capacitive touchscreens and quad celeron processors, essentially as powerful as a good tablet. They have NT 6.4 installed. I dl'd the Win 10 drivers. I think I might skip setting up a headless m8 tracker and maybe try playing with these instead. Or I could just put one VST on each one. So many possibilities.  At any rate I'm not settled in yet, things are very scattered and hectic and I haven't even set up my stereo yet. I hope to make some more noises for you guys and dolls sometime soon.
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I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication!
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So Math posted:I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication! oh hell yeah congrats!
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So Math posted:I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication! Congrats!
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So Math posted:I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication! link to post/preprint if available?
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That’s awesome! This is my favorite thread, good work everyone.
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JamesKPolk posted:It's a good one to check back in with every couple of years. for a while the dot com row was several x the truck but actually it might have flipped back again over the past two. though w/ synthesizers.com shuttering... man, I hadn't heard about this for some reason. Like maybe 13 or 14 years ago my wife got me the Synthesizers.com module of the month starter set. Everything they did was so fantastically made. I absolutely to this day enjoy patching the dotcom so much more than my Eurorack gear just because of how great everything FEELS. Sounds really good too. This just made me really sad. I have an empty slot sitting there I had been hemming and hawing about for months on whether or not I wanted an Osc+ or some of their other newer stuff. Guess I'll just have to find another 5U maker to finish it. Oh well.
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So Math posted:I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication! Nice one! Love playing with euclidean rhythms. Have been building a generative drum machine based on them recently, lots of variation possible from small tweaks.
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I found a hidden command on the PO Mega Man: While you hold the sound button, the two knobs set levels for the lead and bass parts.Ok Comboomer posted:link to post/preprint if available? Sure!
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So Math posted:I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication! Oh nice! Congratulations! for fucks sake posted:Nice one! Love playing with euclidean rhythms. Have been building a generative drum machine based on them recently, lots of variation possible from small tweaks. Yeah one of my favorite ways to throw together something funky on the fly is to use the Euclidean option in Bitwig's note repeat device and then hook a random modulator to the note density. Gives you a constantly shifting syncopated rhythm, and since you can throw those elements into independent drum slots on the Drum Machine you can pick which parts are doing it. Trig Discipline fucked around with this message at 23:56 on Jul 20, 2022 |
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Trig Discipline posted:Oh nice! Congratulations! Boy this is the coolest thing As is this entire line of discussion, so glad to hear about the publication, so math.
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If anyone in here does iOS stuff, my favorite euclidean implementation is the Euclidean app from 4pockets. It's not just the circle thing we're all used to but it can randomize melodies and a bunch of midi cc's so it's a one stop shop for hitting a button and letting the computer make you a song.
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xzzy posted:If anyone in here does iOS stuff, my favorite euclidean implementation is the Euclidean app from 4pockets. It's not just the circle thing we're all used to but it can randomize melodies and a bunch of midi cc's so it's a one stop shop for hitting a button and letting the computer make you a song. Cool, eager to hear of any other such devices or apps. Since I just got these tablet computers, I'm all about a cool VSTI to do that for me, too.
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I liked that paper a lot because I get infinitely more out of implementing algorithms like that by hand as I program a sequencer than I do by any generators. Approaching this stuff humanistically I think is an important element in the analysis. cool paper, So Math Also quote:Arguing for the aesthetic value of Euclidean rhythms is outside the scope of this work. lmao
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I get that, but sometimes I don't want to think about the song, just the sound design. That's when I pull out the Euclidean generator and hit the random button, the enjoyment that evening comes from building an instrument set that fits it. Then I either move on or convert the sequence to a piano roll for hand adjustment. But usually I just enjoy the groove for a bit and forget about it.
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I'm glad you use your powers for good
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Trig Discipline posted:Yeah one of my favorite ways to throw together something funky on the fly is to use the Euclidean option in Bitwig's note repeat device and then hook a random modulator to the note density. Gives you a constantly shifting syncopated rhythm, and since you can throw those elements into independent drum slots on the Drum Machine you can pick which parts are doing it. I'm using Bitwig too, but I wanted something where multiple drum parts could play without playing over one another, so I used the note grid. https://i.imgur.com/Z0704pW.mp4
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So Math posted:I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication! Congrats, that's awesome! dexefiend posted:
 /edit: Befaco has some of my favorite panel aesthetics in eurorack - bold, high-contrast, easy to read and figure out where everything goes. It's part of why I built a Rampage instead of getting a Maths. RocketMermaid fucked around with this message at 20:26 on Jul 21, 2022 |
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RocketMermaid posted:Congrats, that's awesome! I pulled out the Chopping Kinky and dropped in an Ornament and Crime. O&C is just so good. Throw on Integer Sequence with 8 step pattern, and #song.
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dexefiend posted:I pulled out the Chopping Kinky and dropped in an Ornament and Crime. O&C is just so good. I know I keep saying it, but I can't get enough of pairing o_C's Harrington 1200 with the Acid Rain Chainsaw for weird chord progression madness. It's how this came into being: https://rocketmermaid.bandcamp.com/track/fernweh Also pairing Viznutcracker, Sweet! with a LPG and some modulation can make some crazy chip/noise percussion: https://soundcloud.com/rocketmermaid/nerve-reactor How did you like the Chopping Kinky? I considered getting one before I ultimately got an Instruo athru.
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https://noiseengineering.us/products/pink-loquelic-iteritas gently caress me, I wish I had money for this. I've been wanting a Loquelic for a long time and I love modules that have colorful front panels.
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Any interest in the new Make Noise XPO? I think it's a really cool idea but I'll never get one.
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net work error posted:Any interest in the new Make Noise XPO? I think it's a really cool idea but I'll never get one. I watched the Perfect Circuit demo and thought it was neat. It’d probably take me about 10 years of working down my list of wanted modules before I picked one up though. 
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net work error posted:Any interest in the new Make Noise XPO? I think it's a really cool idea but I'll never get one. Preordering one, mostly because I’m a make noise junkie, but also cuz I have an xpan and qpas and mimeophon already so it’ll fit right in with its stereo friends
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RocketMermaid posted:How did you like the Chopping Kinky? I considered getting one before I ultimately got an Instruo athru. I like it a lot actually. I like distortion, and it makes the Even VCO much more interesting.
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dexefiend posted:I like it a lot actually. I like distortion, and it makes the Even VCO much more interesting. That's mostly what I use my athru for as well - it especially makes my Volca Drum sound chewy as hell.
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edgar_ posted:Preordering one, mostly because I’m a make noise junkie, but also cuz I have an xpan and qpas and mimeophon already so it’ll fit right in with its stereo friends With the other modules this definitely would get appropriate use.
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Ooh. I used primarily chopping kinky, modulated by an envelope follower and a couple lfos to mess up Lament of Orpheus from the Hades soundtrack. Just played it on my phone, plugged into my mixer/interface, and into vcv rack.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zDyfIBieiMsNlRAZbl2Uurfmmf09XSVZ/view?usp=drivesdk
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So Math posted:I rewrote my effortpost on Euclidean rhythms for an academic journal, and it got accepted for publication! This is so cool, congrats! Bonus (for me): Your username totally makes sense!
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for fucks sake posted:I'm using Bitwig too, but I wanted something where multiple drum parts could play without playing over one another, so I used the note grid. Oh drat that's cool! I keep telling myself that one of these days I'll learn the Grid in depth but I seem to never run out of goofy poo poo to do just with ridiculously complex FX routing and modulation, and just never really sit down to start learning. I just love how flexible Bitwig is and how easy it is to package things up for reuse. I have a semi-regular weird noise jam with some friends and basically what I do is spend a few weeks making patches and sampler instruments that I promptly forget, and then pull them up when we get together and go "what the gently caress is th-oh hey that is neat". I've got quite a large library of weird noises and effects chains now. e: As an example that is very on topic, yesterday I had the idea of using the Note FX Selector with round robin and note repeats so that any chord you play will be split up so that each note gets its own Euclidean rhythm with a different density. The result is a sort of weird syncopated arpeggiator. Not sure what I'll use it for, but now I've got it packaged up and ready to throw into whatever. Trig Discipline fucked around with this message at 04:52 on Jul 22, 2022 |
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Speaking of euclidean rhythms I used the cardinal vst in reaper with the polygene module feeding into the midi notes. I used it to control some drums from kontak it needs some tweaking but it's a good start. I use that module in vcv rack for drums alot if you use a polyphonic merge module before it and a polyphonic split after you can get each drum on its own "channel" with different rhythms off of one clock.
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Trig Discipline posted:e: As an example that is very on topic, yesterday I had the idea of using the Note FX Selector with round robin and note repeats so that any chord you play will be split up so that each note gets its own Euclidean rhythm with a different density. The result is a sort of weird syncopated arpeggiator. Not sure what I'll use it for, but now I've got it packaged up and ready to throw into whatever. I did that in the grid too  https://i.imgur.com/aU9xL4o.mp4
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Think I might know the answer, but I'll solicit some recommendations from here anyway. I've been recording some patches from VCV, each recording being like 10-20 minutes long, and my intent is to plunder them for good samples - e.g. a cool ambient background, a dope drum loop, a weird SFX. Is there a recommended tool for this? Renoise is okay for sample processing, but I wish it was easier to specify the BPM of a sample and snap slice markers to beats, since a lot of stuff in my patches runs off of clock.
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If you have it, Ableton can be nice. It detects bpm decently enough as long as your recording has a strong beat and doesn't change tempo. Or just write your tempo in the filename when exporting from VCV and manually match it in the DAW. The killer feature is that you can bind a key to the "set marker" function. Then you listen to your whole set and just press your button every time you come to something you want to slice up later. I think you can even get the markers to stick to the note grid.
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Audacity has a couple tools that might help, it has a beat finder (that I think kind of sucks, but maybe I don't know how to use it) and a "label sounds" option that looks for gaps in audio and sets up selections based on silent gaps in the file. So if your file has no gaps it probably won't work, but it's still worth keeping in mind. I hate recommending Audacity, using it is all pain, but it does tend to do just about everything one needs to edit a wav fileat a basic level.
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audacity is really good for direct recording of your outboard mix and running normalize on it and exporting that as a wav file, that's what I use it for any way
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The one problem with that is that I modulated the clock at some point  I have Audacity and I’ve used it before, it’s fine for smaller things. Ableton I should really get into considering how commonly used it is now, and to get used to non-tracker DAWs. I’ll take a look!
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