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it's a good thing he specified lowe's, or i might have gone to the home despot instead. as soon as he made the mouthpiece noise, like... OHHH i know what this will sound like |
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let's talk patches, though, this immediately makes me want to go replicate this. i know exactly what delay to use. but the mouthpiece then, wait. wind instruments work by air vibrating back and forth in the chamber. the ideal chamber would be completely sealed, but then no sound could escape, nor no air be tooted in. so it's mostly sealed instead, and something something the reed creates oscillations that form standing waves... i think? connecting the toot interface to the tube.. it's like switching to a lower register, a much larger pipe on your pipe organ. and it is about the air physically vibrating back and forth in the tube. so no, that's not quite just a delay at all |
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he specified numbers for... tube volume... hmm |
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in human evolution |
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where is the original video ive been listening to didgeridoo(aphex) a lot this week, wanna set it to video of flying my drone around the valleys |
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> wanna set it to video of flying my drone around the valleys do u have a license for that drone sir? but i was just playing an autechre record well, stop it. ...and no throwing the record, either. that's still an unlicensed drone flying through the airspace [good idea; sounds like it'd work. speed the footage up tho] |
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i think i know how to do something like the didgeridoo sound. i've certainly done it by accident before, and... it's probably the boss delay pedal with the tempo input again. with some careful mixing |
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hah i just realised it is literally a drone thru a triggered wah pedal |
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oh that makes ear sense. perhaps something that you're not wrong to want the original vid, i suspect the guy goes into physics a bit more. what i described above, a sealed-ish tube, standing waves, that is how an ~actual~ didgeridoo works. it's _freaking hard_ esp. if you don't know circular breathing but the _track_, didgeridoo, yeah, it's the dynamics of this or that driving the wah curve. which does not have to be wah actually, it could be an envelope follower driving the filter. which is how i got something similar i love this stuff. i would also recommend, as a way to design sounds... like, i clearly care about the physics, but the basic approach of "alright, i need something that replicates the mouthpiece" and then "alright now i need something to do the plastic tube" and i'm sure, with all these machines, i can find those somewhere. and you would be surprised how often that this is as far as you need to think things through to get what you want |
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like, i clearly care about the physics, but the basic approach of "alright, i need something that replicates the mouthpiece" and then "alright now i need something to do the plastic tube" and i'm sure, with all these machines, i can find those somewhere. and you would be surprised how often that this is as far as you need to think things through to get what you want like when richard feynment went into the library and asked for a map of a cat. |
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but i wasn't trying to be... i'd never even made that connection, until just now. and no, not as clever as him, sorry. it's just nice that... he'd have done it this way too, i half suspect. care about the physics. but also.... i suppose it's almost more like i was building with legos when i was six. if i'm building a spaceship, i am of the adamant belief that a spaceship has to have this, that, and whatever... and i can find the solution in this bin of parts music is just kind of... my favorite "why does 303 sound good" answer was "because it sounds like a rodent in distress." and not only is that 112% lol for phrasing, but... yeah. the sound of... more a mammal, really... screaming, squealing. and that's why it gets people so excited any opinions on why it's harder to make it feel like music is moving sideways, as opposed to up or down? i suspect gravity that i really cannot think of any other things where i can... "ok, i need a mouthpiece, and some tubes, let's go" and sometimes it's going in as little as fifteen minutes. that i would trace this back to... i might have been tripping; or just stoned. but, early on, i was like "i'm going to build it like legos" and it worked. then i tried it again and it worked and music is just kind of... tickling shared hardware, shared cultural libraries. that you are building representations of things using fragments of stimuli intended to evoke a desired whatever. to write a track called "flugelhorn on mars" and have someone sit bolt upright and say "by gosh, this song has to be called 'flugelhorn on mars,' because that's ~exactly~ what it'd sound like." -- that's pretty fucking hard. but i don't think it's impossible; is my point. but if you're in a mood one day and you say i want to make a song called cybernetic bees then that one's quite doable. like legos |
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in any case, dubstep was discovered when some producer watched a bunch of k-heads body checking cars and raving to the collective cacophony. that the rave had gotten going, a bit, then it was shut down, and this is part protest and being cut off, sure, but it's really more the momentum has to go somewhere or this is what i imagine. no one told me that; completely made it up. |
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a bunch of k-heads body checking cars ...to set off the alarms, to be clear. and lots of cars, just setting them off one by one, you can hear them moving down the street like... this genre of music i'm about to go home and invent; shit that must have been a damn fine moment, whoever had it. i'm jelly |
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which of the two do you like better? |
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and , from the reddit comments (i use 'reddit comments for youtube', to automatically find these) |
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this is my third favorite, of the three i love the first thing, it's so funny and it sounds cool. but the original is really cool, too. trumpets are just very cool |
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champagne tuba |
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bigg.>>> the second one |
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