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WAFFLEHOUND posted:Edit: Speaking of EQing, I have a problem, I think: EQing is second biggest obstacle stopping people from making music, next to buying synths.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:I use Reason primarily and have since I first started producing years ago, and no one else I know uses it. But I've got Ableton too and I mess around in there every so often. Have you considered rewiring Reason into Live? I used to do that all the time when I primarily used Reason
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magiccarpet posted:Fract OSC, the Tron-esque synth game, is finally available on Steam. Picked this up yesterday and I've been loving it so far. But man, some of the puzzles are pretty obtuse. Highly recommend it though, the music and visuals are totally 
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net work error posted:Synth thread would you eat a synth? 100% completely delicious signal path
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May 21, 2014 18:29
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MrLonghair posted:Is it just me or is the Korg Volca Keys too "kind" in its sound? Like if it spoke a language it would speak French, in which even gore-metal sounds sweet? Volca Keys sound pretty nasty on poly ring and unison ring mode 
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Scatterfold posted:Machinedrum UW+; Blofeld; Wavestation; MC-202; TR-606 and Reaktor. Lots (too much? no) sidechain compression and a lot of tape compression too. It's a bit of a departure in terms of my style, but the one thing I've always used are found sounds and recordings of things irl so they're here too. And radio static. And porn. The sidechaining sounds great on the first two tracks, but seems a bit too extreme on the third one, at least for my taste!
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Rotten Cookies posted:
Really cool! I stole your idea haha, here is my attempt at making something with only the Casio CT-607 I have. Sorta cheated because it's multi-tracked in Live though https://soundcloud.com/sinerider/ct-607-pentatonic-jam
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Sep 4, 2014 03:32
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toadee posted:Synthember, minus the synth's (all sounds produced by the mouth and lungs of my wife and I): All of these are really nice! Also, it seems Soundcloud is having pretty bad server issues. I can barely get anything to load.
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Wanted to put something up for OSCtober. Here is a track I'm currently working on created with the Makenoise Shared System and my homemade Atari Punk Console. However, everything was sequenced in Ableton Live. It still pretty rough mix-wise too https://soundcloud.com/devin-powers-music/sketch-2-test-mix-1
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Oct 13, 2014 17:42
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toadee posted:So uhh, what's everyone's favorite Eurorack sequencer? René is where it's at
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Nov 5, 2014 00:25
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Made a short little ambient track for the winter synth thing. Might do something more upbeat later on if I get the time, but I didn't want to completely miss out. Track was created with the iPad app Orphion and Absynth. Sent midi from Orphion to Absynth and jammed this track out. https://soundcloud.com/sinerider/escaping-the-cold
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Nov 15, 2014 03:51
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BKPR posted:I like it. reminds me I gotta learn to make better use of Absynth instead of twiddling out sine wave patches all day. Thanks! Yeah absynth can be pretty fun to mess around with. BKPR posted:No one else has mentioned it so I'll point out that Max 7 is out now. Aside from autotuning and pitch-independent time stretching, it has a pretty extensive modular synth built in and let's you use M4L stuff. Apparently also improvements to VST integration, though it doesn't seem to let you use instruments. I've been using the trial the past couple days. So far I can say it's a major improvement in performance, especially using Jitter. Although my favorite feature so far has been the crash recovery system. No more losing your patches when it decides to crash. I've started working with Jitter for the first time recently to generate some visuals for a composition I'm working on. I've found it crashing a ton for whatever reason so it's nice to have a bit of security and not have to worry about saving every step of the way. Both the BEAP and Vizzie modules are really great too imo Does the new VST implementation really not work with instruments? That's weird because you could use them with Max 6 with vst~
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Just bought my first eurorack. Making some crazy sounds so far, especially with the Nebulae
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Bolange posted:Just watched a demo of the Nebulae. That looks pretty awesome! Yeah it is really nice, especially since it can load custom CSound programs that turn it into different things. I made two short demos of the Nebulae in one-shot mode with some drum samples loaded in http://youtu.be/iXadDEC0e70 http://youtu.be/VC-F5-lyG28
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Dotcom Jillionaire posted:Nebulae is definitely on my list of immediate modular buys. Phonogene is also on there, I've been wrestling with maybe wanting the Tyme Sefari instead but I think the Phonogene is more immediate in its functionality. I wonder if there is a good shootout between the Nebulae and Phonogene somewhere because I can only justify putting one of these fine modules in my rig. I can kind of give you my quick thoughts on Nebuale vs. Phonogene. I don't own the Phonogene but I've used it quite a bit and really like it. They both have similar functionality to them with the whole granular capabilities. What I really like about the Phonogene is being able to record it whatever I like. On the Nebulae everything has to be loaded in through USB so that can be a pain to have to load up the computer if there is a new sample you want to load into the module. The Nebulae has the plus of being able to load custom csound programs into it. So you can essentially completely change how the module works if you know a bit of CSound or PD. The Korgasmatron is pretty nice. Definitely has the ms20 filter sound to it. It's convenient to have the dual filters too with crossfade functionality. Like you can get cool sounding feedback sounds by patching the filters together. When I was putting my modular together a few weeks ago I was debating whether to go with the Tiptop Z2040 filter and the Corgasmatron. The Corgasmatron seemed like a better choice for my small system.
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Liner notes for my track: "Created with Absynth and controlled by Orphion" https://soundcloud.com/sinerider https://sinerider.bandcamp.com/ Look forward to hearing the entire album! Also how did my track become 8 minutes long?
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CAT rear end now!!! posted:I've now listened to this thing several times through and I'm honestly stunned that it feels like an album. Not just a compilation, but a coherent whole that flows really well. I'm sure the mastering helps with that, well done, Dotcom! And great job everyone else, too, I think we might've knocked it outta the park here. I totally agree. It sounds surprisingly cohesive as an album! I'm digging both of Scatterfold's tracks hard. Dotcom, what kind of processing did you do with the master if you don't mind me asking?
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Mr. Sharps posted:Nice! Sort of similar to my own system, though yours seems to have a lot more random voltage sources. I have an Ardcore plus the expander module. It's super convenient to be able to load in whatever sketch you need and change it's function. I use mine a lot as a sequencer and clock divider. I haven't gone through all the sketches or attempted to make my own yet, so I can't really say how well it would work in the context of a musique concrete. But, if your friend is looking for something a bit bigger, I'd highly recommend either the Phonogene or the Nebulae.
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Dotcom Jillionaire posted:I must know everything you can tell me about the Ardcore, I don't own one but I like the concept of it (reprogrammable, Arduino is easy to work with, it can fill in for any function or module you may be missing in your rack). The Euroduino looks attractive as well, it's smaller than the Ardcore and it has programmable switches (though the Ardcore has more knobs). I assume there are more sketches available for the Ardcore though. Can you point to any good resources for downloading Ardcore sketches? What cool functions have you come across for the module? Well you definitely have the right idea about it. The best part is it's pretty much endless functionality. I bought the Ardcore and expander module used and the guy sent me a folder filled with sketches. You can find a bunch of github too. Here are the main snazzyfx sketches https://github.com/darwingrosse/ArdCore-Code There are some interesting sketches on muffwiggler too http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=106377
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Sjoewe posted:All of the mentioned artist, plus DREXCIYA Yes! Drexciya owns https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E6EeyOkaRc
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Started my boner jam track yesterday. Still needs some mixing and work on the transition though!
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Jan 8, 2015 02:57
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Finally stopped being lazy and finished my bonerjam track. Sent it along via email
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Startyde posted:Here's a folder with preset-standard encoded MP3s in order. Sounds great! Artist: Xpander Title: Drive Me Away
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Just got around to listening to the Bonerjamz album and goddamn stillvisions and your computer nailed it with On My Way and Hot California Nights
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Mr. Sharps posted:Psh speak for yourself. drat this is so good!
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Scatterfold posted:lads... yeeeah shared system owns!
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Dotcom Jillionaire posted:I don't have a problem I don't have a problem I don't have a problem I don't have a problem I don't have a problem Hello Ardcore and Korgaamatron buddy
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Decided to treat my eurorack with a Qu-bit Nano Rand. Module is pretty great so far!
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Mr. Sharps posted:Sweet I just got one myself a couple weeks ago. Is the knob on yours a little off kilter? Mine is, but everything seems to work fine. The knob seems to be fine on mine I think. I'd have to give it a closer look. drat I guess the rainbow ribbon cable was limited because mine is just normal 
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The Nano Rand sounds pretty awesome when quantized. Here it is in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSJ90vYmWD0
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Scatterfold posted:In any case: the Telharmonium. It loving owns. Serious recommendation if you have the cash to splash. This is awesome! Really want to buy one of these but I'm out of room in my case. The new Qu-bit Tri-ger module looks fantastic too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iwwI5a9wj0
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Mr. Sharps posted:Ignoring all my synths and working on an album cover. Looks great, and I look forward to hearing the album! I just dropped a little live ambient jam on my soundcloud I did a few days ago with the OP-1, Ableton Live, and some guitar noodling. All the sounds are based off a little music box I sampled. I got the OP-1 pretty recently and I have to say it's so much fun to use! https://soundcloud.com/sinerider/pins
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toadee posted:This is really nice! Got quite a BoC feel to it at times. How was the OP-1 used here? Is it "tape looping" the guitar and adding the warble? It's not doing too much heavy lifting in this track. I had a little loop set up that was supplying the background ambiance. I sampled the music box into the OP-1s sampler engine and overdubbed a few different notes of it. I had the same sample set up in Live's sampler and I triggered notes with Push while playing a bit of guitar here and there. Everything was running through a bunch of send effects to make it washy. The wobbly sound was a little max4live effect I made put on the guitar channel.
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Had a guitar center gift card so I decided to jump the gun on a Korg SQ-1 to add to my Eurorack setup. Loving the thing. It feels like it's built well too which is surprising. I expected it to be similar to the Volcas build-wise. Did a quick little jam with it and my OP-1. Gotta love synth sequences with copious amounts of delay and reverb  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz2wRF6aFbA
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Got my Minilogue in the mail yesterday. Been having a blast with it so far! Put together a little ambient track with it this morning https://soundcloud.com/sinerider/logue
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I'd contribute to another comp.. Would like to put my new hardware to use!
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So the new OP-1 OS beta leaked a few days ago. Some really neat additions to the machine including a new synth engine called Slump, an arpeggiator, and a ton of new samples/presets. The best part is they seemed to fix the loop clicking problem with automatic crossfading which is huge imo Here is a short demo showing off the Arpeggiator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSyBkrdm0O4
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Picked up a Chord module from Qu-bit to add to my rack. Really liking the sounds I'm getting out of it so far. Although, it's huge and making me want to invest in a bigger eurorack case Here is some ambient noodling with the Chord and Dixie sequenced by an SQ-1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyA2C34vpeI By the way, has anyone gotten any of the 2hp modules? I'm thinking of grabbing a few to maximize the space on my 3U system and add some more functionality.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOL18ddYCco Got this neat little wooden synth off etsy
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