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'Ya learn from the best to beat the rest...' I tried slashing up a 'pop / dance' CRAP compilation that someone abandoned to my free will with my trusty Swiss Army Knife, and ended up ruining any chance of playability. *points back to topic |
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Any suggestions ? |
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ok ok ok take little bits of the broken disc and copy and paste them into incredibly short loops |
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obviously you're going to need lots of copies of this cd |
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glitch techniques? well... one that I use, and I like, is cutting off the end of a sample, when a new one starts... what you need to do, is export your drum tracks (or whatever you want glitched) to wav then open the wavs up in your sequence. Go in, and where ever there is a new drum hit (or sample triggered), go in, and cut the previous sample off, right on the beat where the new one is hitting this works esp well with drums... long sustained hits... like fat bass drums, or cymbols, or whatever... it makes it all feel more rigid and "glitchy" it is somewhat of a time consuming process though.... but I think it helps alot |
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"glitch" how boring! It was fun a few years back when DATs would make this sound. Stop being soo retro and copying other people. Post some music when it means something, not a replicative process. |
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yeah.... and stopping using notes. I mean, those have been played out! thosands of years we have had them! :-P |
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hey zeus, you can do that trick by clicking an option in floops : ) |
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playing back a really bad track in a bad "glitchy" cd player and recording the output. 0_0 |
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Oh stop teasing him, he's a Mac user - he doesn't know any better. |
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I tried to send you 'einstein rosen bridge' via e-mail but it got sent back...... |
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Yeah, that Yahoo account is a piece of shit innit. Thanks for trying... |
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Where else could I send it? it's only a few minutes. |
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try fleetmouse at sympatico dot ca, and thanks plenty! |
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yes, there is an option in most programs... but the thing is... its not a sample accurate function. Im talking about zooming into the samples, and cutting it precisely. There is a noticable difference between doing it my way, and the option way. |
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Oh stop teasing him, he's a floops user - he doesn't know any better. |
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In FL Studio ya open a sample in beatslicer, autoslice it or tune it by hand, then snap the slice points to zero crossings, switch back to FL studio and each slice is mapped to a key on your midi keyboard. Tada |
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too bad only flaming homos use fruity loops |
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Im having a hard time explaining without use of visuals... say a drum hit lasts 4 seconds long. you hit another drum at the 3 second mark... and it is being played at the same time as the decay from the first drum. so... you go in, and cut out the last 2 seconds of the first drum. Know, I know you can specify this in your programs... but when it comes down to it... on a very small scale... these sequencers arnt sample accurate when dealing with non audio sequencing. they are exact enough to sound fine (even logic is like this).... but if you where to take a track you did... export it to wave, and put it back in the sequencer.... zoom in, to the samples... where the first hit of the sample is.... its not exactly on the beat. So, you slice it alittle bit, and move it on to the beat. And similiarly... if the attack is somewhat off... then the end of the sample would be off too. see what I mean? |
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i get it! let's amen break up this party! |
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I stopped enjoying walking after I found out my left leg is 0.000000002 mm longer than my right leg |
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I find the digitizer module in the Nord does a pretty good job, but it depends on what you want. Sometimes two or three in a row or patched in at different points work nicely too. 3bit audio at 32Hz sampling rate sounds rather glitchy. -P |
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i find it to be a noticeable difference :-P |
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chew on a hand full of gravel with your fingers in your ears. it's the future of glitch-core. |
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heheh |
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i like water |
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Anallest thread ever |
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i like the way you talk boy :-* |
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Actually I use buzz. I trust you on this on zeus, I've just never tried it that way. |
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Ummm... THANKS |
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I planned on physically carving up the disc, sort of a post - modern take on Matmos (god, that sounds pretentious), but if it's easier to digitally chop up, well, there goes my post - secondary budget... |
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For whatever it's worth, I was trying for an Oval / Matmos / Tetsu Inoue vibe on this short - player. |
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My technique is very simple. |
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haahaahaa :P ...Randomly mute different tracks for split seconds.. its a boring technique anyway. |
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