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i read an interview recently where RDJ mentioned he mainly uses just his laptop computer to write music. he also said he only uses two programs, one of which he wrote himself. anyone have a clue as to what the other one is? or what other equipment (besides his homemade stuff)he uses? i can't find out on this site or any other Aphex site. |
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i doubt its fruityloops. |
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i thought it was music2000 |
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he mentioned it in a faq, it's called steinberg Recycle i think lemme go check |
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Steinberg's ReCycle. "Yeah, it's quite a wicked program. The most useful thing about it is it creates a bank on your sampler, and gives it loads of sample names. And that saves you an hour, at least. You can cut something up into, like, 90 samples, and transfer it over SCSI in a minute. That would take two hours normally." And not only for breakbeats, Richard uses ReCycle for melodic material as well. "I might play a violin or a trumpet scale into Pro Tools -- every note I can think of -- and then bang it into ReCycle, chop it up into little bits, bang it into the sampler, and you've got a complete bank of sounds in your sampler in about five minutes. |
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