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rob aka bucephalus
from australia on 2001-04-03 02:18 [#00002387]
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does anyone know the formula used for the bouncing sound in bucephalus bouncing ball? 'cos i've tried exponentials and squares and analog bouncing but nothing comes close...
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allon flifeton
from outer mongolia on 2001-04-03 08:32 [#00002409]
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1/34:7.33+
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wizard mac
from soda on 2001-04-03 10:37 [#00002412]
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what software or something do you use with that formula?
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allon flifeton
from a boring shitty job on 2001-04-03 10:44 [#00002413]
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Word 97
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Glitch
from New Zealand on 2001-04-03 18:13 [#00002439]
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easy as poop, just half the time after every fall and hit
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fat fero
from Dublin, Ireland on 2001-04-03 18:16 [#00002440]
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i dont get it. the formula on word for the sample? please explain
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hevquip
from somewhere in the u.s. on 2001-04-03 18:31 [#00002442]
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i can do it on my mc 303 with the arpeggiator.
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fat fero
from Dublin, Ireland on 2001-04-03 19:55 [#00002445]
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im way behind in all this im sure i wouldnt even understand the simplest of whats going on. how do i learn? where do i begin?
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Id Lab
on 2001-04-03 20:51 [#00002454]
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ff - someone's taking the piss.
Have you tried doing it by ear, using some kind of hardware sequencer with a tempo control? Or maybe you should actually bounce a rubber ball on a drum pad, that seems the most true-to-life way.
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hAnkyPhexTwin
from Tucson, AZ on 2001-04-03 20:56 [#00002455]
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Can I use Works?
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Æ’(x)
from woods on 2001-04-03 21:02 [#00002457]
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I beleive it's actually a marble bouncing on a tile floor, sampled. I dropped one in the bathtub and it makes almost the same sound. Or use a steel ball bearing.
The formula is quite accurate as well.
----> "The near-field acoustics of my head are fantastic."
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allon flifeton
from a boring shitty job from hell on 2001-04-04 09:04 [#00002512]
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Works should be ok
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Glitch
from New Zealand on 2001-04-04 10:34 [#00002525]
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easy as poop, just half the time after every fall and hit, Need I say it again -
64,32,16,8,4,2,1
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al en flif ten
from group melon on 2001-04-04 11:03 [#00002526]
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no i understand
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XePhA88
from San Jose, CA on 2001-04-04 11:53 [#00002527]
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hrm.. well Glitch, are you absoloutly sure about that? because if it is a sample of a metal ball bouncing on a tile floor, then the moment of imapct would have to follow physics... shit, i can't remember how to do it, but I remember doing it in AP physics my senior year in high school. we had to calculate when the ball would hit the ground each time... and i don't think that each interval was half that of the previous interval... shit.. i can't remember... any physicists in the house?
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Glitch
from New Zealand on 2001-04-04 12:31 [#00002535]
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Damnit, I cant remember its not half its like 2/3rds or something, I cant remember, Ill try and find the old song I had it in and then Ill tell ya
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Id Lab
on 2001-04-04 20:40 [#00002567]
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Doesn't it depend on the materials?
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XePhA88
from San Jose, CA on 2001-04-04 21:01 [#00002571]
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if you are to the rate at which the ball bounces... then yes. the same amount of energy is involved (assuming both balls have the same inertia), but different materials would cause different sounds, and different sounds release different amounts of energy, thus affecting how high the ball would bounce, and the interval, bla bla bla
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AFXDUB
from Canada on 2001-04-05 04:02 [#00002605]
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I really thought it was a steel bearing dropping on a steel surface from a height of about 5 feet. then the tempo was played with.. on a computer obviously.
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XePhA88
from San Jose, CA on 2001-04-05 22:52 [#00002666]
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i looked up Bucephalus... it's the name of Alexander the Great's War Horse.
So it's probably the sound of a horse's balls bouncing. HAHAH
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AFXDUB
from Canada on 2001-04-05 23:05 [#00002674]
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Yeah i knew that about the horse..... ha. the name i meant.. not the balls bouncing.. i think someone has smoked too much weed today!.. xepha?.
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XePhA88
from San Jose, CA on 2001-04-05 23:10 [#00002682]
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HAHAHA. actually no, i just finished my a paper for biology, so i'm all happy. but i'm goin back to work for a coupla hours to make some money
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AFXDUB
from Canada on 2001-04-05 23:13 [#00002684]
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No huh? Well.. damnit man. Well i just got home from school and im about to get some work done for a client.. on some logos and such!. So... now youve got me thinking about horses balls... SICK
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hevquip
from horse's foot on 2001-04-06 20:01 [#00002839]
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speaking of romans and their horses, have you ever heard of caligula? when he was emperor, he made his horse a consul. the roman empire began to go down hill around those times too...
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XePhA88
from san jose, ca on 2001-04-06 20:03 [#00002840]
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yeah, all those dumbasses in europe were all morons back in those days. the chinese had it goin' on with confucianism, daoism, and buddhism. sure they had their corrupt emporers, but they always soon lost their mandate of heaven
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kidtrash
from santa fe, Nm on 2001-04-06 21:32 [#00002841]
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caligula also shagged his horse and held massive orgies in the palace. After these ogies he'd have his army kill all of the participants. Usually while they were still engaged in drunken sex.
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XePhA88
from san jose, ca on 2001-04-06 21:40 [#00002842]
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yeah, but what a way to go: drunk while having sex! man, life musta really sucked back then.. i mean.. no computers.. no aphex twin... uhhHHhhh AHHH!!! i don't want to think about it... hrmm well then again... instead of computers and twin... they had drunken sex all the time... hrmmm..
yeah, i think all euopean rulers when loony. they'd drink their wine out of lead cups=lead poisoning=coockoo for coconuts=killing drunks having sex=bucephalus bouncing balls..
tee heee
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