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electronic synthesizer built with excel macros |
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i recognize a space woman. |
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electronic synthesizer built with Deadmau5 cussing |
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electronic synthesizer built with cardboard and hot glue |
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electronic synthesizer built with you in mind. |
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^ thats quite a good tag line |
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it's like a DX7 in a bottle. i can't get this synthesizer out of mynd. but i can snake in a MIDI cable and chew my nails @ 31250 |
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I really would like a DX7 i will have to buy one, one of these days or a dx100 |
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Perhaps i should by the latest synth i have now idea what new synths are like |
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there's a new mini hardware synth called with a whole bunch of open source stuffed into a little raspberry pi box. It has a web interface to edit the sounds, coool |
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^ thanks for that bookmarked it |
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xlt user "fah" made a soft synth called fah-synth a while ago. rather interesting. |
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nice one, i will check it out for sure i think the future definitely is some sort of hybridisation between traditional hardware components and programmable elements |
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the past is the future. to quote raymond scott: "The composer must bear in mind that the radio listener does not hear music directly. He hears it only after the sound has passed through a microphone, amplifiers, transmission lines, radio transmitter, receiving set, and, finally, the loud speaker apparatus itself." "Perhaps within the next hundred years, science will perfect a process of thought transference from composer to listener. The composer will sit alone on the concert stage and merely 'think' his idealized conception of his music. Instead of recordings of actual music sound, recordings will carry the brainwaves of the composer directly to the mind of the listener." |
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i would go further than scott with the first bit. i've gradually gotten better at learning to recognize frequency ranges by ear, and it changes the way i hear things sometimes. like a radio, every channel is there at once, but the mind selectively tunes into specific parts. listen to what the drums are doing. ohh, i like that bass. listening is active. it doesn't stop at the loudspeaker. |
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so would direct communication even be as fun? i've definitely had plenty of moments where i'm thinking about how will someone react to this and what next. playing games with expectation and the ear's usual habits. squarepusher putting bleep's signature "your preview is over" fadeout in his coathangar jam. |
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"learning to recognize frequency ranges by ear", i can tell if there's a snare in a bar too:) |
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No such thing as direct communication, you would become the thing you are communicating with. 'Genres' init, more or less vague identification with something. |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Grey_Walter |
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i remember the library fondly. it had a fishtank with a lamprey in it and a cactus plant that was literally two stories tall. been in the stairwell for forty years or someth. then they knocked it down and built a new library; i always did wonder what they did with the cactus and the lamprey. first visit i'd just been put on to add n to (x) by some jerk in arizona and i look up "on the wires of our nerves." and god damn, they had it. i figured it would be in the back somewhere, but it couldn't have been ten feet from the computer i looked it up on. i didn't check it out, though, because i had a few others already. if the library were open today i might go back for it. just in that sort of mood, you know? perhaps the internet has a pdf. |
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i think i have to un-forget calculus if i'm to get past certain points on things. this is sort of like having to sacrifice a rook in the chess game of my mind vs. society and culture. what a pain in the ass. |
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i wish yesterday hadn't happened. did i mention i hate calculus? but cannot unsee |
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twain down wit da teleharmonium. plz hold |
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i really need to re-learn calculus. |
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