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like EpicMegatrax, that was arguing about Burial's music because he hated the sampler he used. |
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clearly vision uncorrect, since its not what you use but how you put it to use |
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oh right, weird to me i think anything can be put to good use if you use it right, anything at all |
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xltronic has shown me |
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clear example is ampi max with reason |
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on a perpetual tape delay sound |
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think vibert uses mostly reason, and he has one of the best production values you can find, i actually said that to some stoned hippy guy at one of his gigs |
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When u listen to music, is it because of the gear or software used? (asking to anyone in general btw) |
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for me definitely not, it can help stuff sound good but doesn't mean it is compositionally good just cos it has good gear or it |
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listing the gear gets you more hits on youtube that's about it |
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prodigy drums on the older gear, through a desk, analogue compression was/is so good. |
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Dyson DC41Mk2 rotary egg whisk mounds of cocaine |
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https://www.youtube.com/user/SyntheticMachines this guy does good gear demos all his songs are amazing he uses a different keyboard each time but his songs,oh man, the melodies and arrangements are top notch |
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Generally no. But let’s say for example I have an MC 505 - I am definitely interested in hearing music made on it, just to see what people are doing with it. So there is that element but overall it doesn’t matter, if it’s made with farts as long as makes me feel something. A person might like the sound of a particular machine, like the tb-303 for example, more than others. |
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sounds very much like dmx krew |
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i must admit to liking the gx1 sound on the tuss alot, also cs80 bladerunner sounds |
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when everyone was using hardware midi things MIDI not being accurate, time code was also not accurate, the note and controller data was out, and all uncontrollably variable. and although people called it robot music. it was never completely tight. loops would be slightly vary, if you listened carefully. Now so many people are mixing sample accurate VST. Virtual precision robot music. ultra clean. Its 'no' natural. |
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yeah depeche mode always had that limp wrist latency you just dont get nowadays with puters doing all the grunt |
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I agree Portnoy, i once binge watched SP404 hip hop beats, not because I liked the sampler but my interest got sparked because people used that very machine to make really amazing things and i wanted to hear more, but it could come out of an MPC or ableton for all I care, i wouldn't even know the difference to begin with. I have heard a lot of stuff with roland gear that is actually extremely boring or even ugly to a point, same with modular synths, the older and bigger the synth is the less interesting sounds seem to come out of it (this is all in my opinion and as far as I could have heard/found of course). But still, it attracts so many players in the game that i suspect it's often really just a quick way to get response. Not that it matters really as long as people have fun .. |
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limp wrist kid is a cool artist name |
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you see these guys on youtube with beards and like rooms full of massive modular synths and the music they make sounds a bit cack generally, they could do most of what they wanted on a much smaller synth really, sometimes they are just generating two sine waves in different octaves or something underutilising their gear, even the stuff i have i really underuterlise it massivley |
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sounds like a morrissey album title "ooooooooooooo limp wristed child you are so naughty" "let me read you oscar wilde and later we can pick daffodils ooooooohhhhhhhhhh ooooooooohhhhhhhhhh" |
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*overcomposed chord progression* *wide headroom reverb* |
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id like to hear ampi max play with a big modular |
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Fah I think I nkow what u mean about Roland machines sounding boring. I admit most of what I get out of the Mc-505 is probably only enjoyable to me because I made it. It can also make a very subtle beautiful sound - in a warm paddy way. Bless. like umbroman said it is a good way to get the clicks/listens |
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yes very good video, i agree with her |
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oops wrong thread |
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i wanna hear that morrissey song ;p lol btw that is the 8th time you mentioned beards in 7 days 3hrs and 23 seconds hipflaq. |
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that sounds very sexy |
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^is that posted in the right forum? hyperflaqz what on earth are you doing? |
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yes i was joking about people playing with their big modulars |
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Portnoy i owned an mc-303 for a short while because i bought it drunk and couldn't get rid of it but recently i think i could've well kept it. I have had -loads- of genuine mid night fun sitting at it on my desk. Funny story the first time ive seen a genuine tr-808 in real life was when someone brought it to a jam and i heard it raw over the big speaker setup and i remember thinking "this.. this is it? The holy of all drummachines? It sounds whimpy!" but yknow.. expected a lot and didn't keep in mind slight distortions and compressions etc.. Made samples of a raw recorded 808 sound better to my ears than the real deal (and i dont mean the standard tr-808 drumpack that is out there, a mate went through the trouble of recording one unprocessed and sent it to me). Listens or clicks dont really matter unless you want to somehow be rubbed off for owning a particular machine or something. |
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i was joking about monitoring who many times you mentioned beards also, i dont have that plugin yet. although you have mentioned them quite frequently this past week or two. have you noticed? |
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yes i must be getting weirdly obsessed with beards, i did have a sort of beard last week but i shaved it, i think local people had thought id lost the plot when i went out |
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i paid £500 for my 808 now it's worth £3000 so i think it's worth the money |
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there is that in between part when you have scraggly facial hair, between proper beard and clean shaven that just makes anyone who has it look like they need to see a psychologist, my beard looks like that quite often, so i just keep shaven mostly |
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you swine! |
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i had a tr 505, yonks ago it was fun to use just by itself. |
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me 2, it has velocity so if you trigger it from an external sequencer you can do granular synthesis style stuff, with fast sweeps and stuff |
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so thats why you are beard obsessed on here. You had a shave, and tesco staff now believe that your are insane. lol |
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500 quid is true bargain. Actually built my own tr808 recently (not the yocto one, another kit) for circuit study |
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aaww darn i never had chance to hook it up to my atari. sounds like fun. it has a great sound. |
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TR-808 fridge magnet is only 11 quid on ebay. |
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you built one. cool. |
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yes tesco staff are sometimes very indifferent like their consciousnesses is somewhere else, when i went to the other shop not tescos the woman was really chatty to me she even told me where to get a larger chocolate bar for a better price |
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recon i could make it boomclap with an atmel chip fo real |
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i think people are better off buying vintage synths rather than putting money into pensions |
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when you built it, did you build it into a case? |
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we are all having a friday chat today how nice |
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tesco are weird, you tell them something is overpriced or out of date....they walk slowly somewhere. or just give your money back but without checking the rest of the stock. |
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