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offline grizzlybackere from woodend (United Kingdom) on 2008-01-13 14:14 [#02163325]
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hello,

just wondering if anyone knew what the first music
sequencing programs were that you could import and cut up
audio? i'm doing an essay on compostional techniques of
IDM/drill & bass and would like to know.

thanks

 

offline sadist from the dark side of the moon on 2008-01-13 14:48 [#02163337]
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probably cubase on on atari falcons ?

 

offline dave_g from United Kingdom on 2008-01-13 15:16 [#02163348]
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Not that I've used either, but probably a Fairlight or
Synclavier.
These weren't standalone software, but hardware synths. The
Fairlight used a business computer as the brains. I'm sure
you can google as well as I can to find out more.

Before that there were programs for minicomputers like the
pdp-11 used in academia, but I don't know what they could do
cut up wise. I imagine they were not used for drill n bass
at all! Probably more like csound type stuff.

Food for thought anyway.

 

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