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Zeus
from San Francisco (United States) on 2005-10-06 23:39 [#01743262]
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yeah, so I just discovered tonight while watching Tron, that this awesome track from Geometry, is based around a sample from the soundtrack to Tron.
A little let down, as I always thought Jega was brilliant for writing that... but it was actually wendy carlos...
Anyone know if anything on this album is sampled? Some other tracks sound kinda like Tron too...
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E-man
from Rixensart (Belgium) on 2005-10-07 02:25 [#01743291]
Points: 3000 Status: Regular | Followup to Zeus: #01743262
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when i hear old kraftwerk synths, i'm always reminded how lush and "present" they are...
then you hear modern electro-synths, and, sure they do sounds weirder and there is way more timbral diversities, but they never have the impact and exactness of the kraftwerk ones
everybody samples old things because we are all lazy now... you didn't have the choice before, you had to make your own sounds and work hard to have "unique" sounds that sounded good also, and you can virtually sample any electronic sounds before the 80's and they'll be usable
it wouldn't surprise me at all if the whole things is modified samples, guys like him and many others are always sampling left and right for their tracks (luke vibert lol :D)
first time i heard geometry i thiought to myself:"this smells a lot of heavy timestretching and heavy filtering!"
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Toejam
from Perth (Australia) on 2005-10-07 02:27 [#01743293]
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Zeus!
How are you?
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Taxidermist
from Black Grass on 2005-10-07 03:53 [#01743314]
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Well, most virtual analogue and other digital synthesizers are sample rom based. Wendy Carlos and Kraftwerk were using fully analogue moog synthesizers, where most of the modern electro-synths you are talking about are VA. So even tho there is the ability for higher polyphony, you still loose the character of the analogue sound.
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Taxidermist
from Black Grass on 2005-10-07 03:55 [#01743315]
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Laziness is not the reason. Sampling is just as much a choice as playing a note. Time is a filter. Certain things become well known because they are started or popularized by extremely talented people. Its not laziness. There were hundreds of similar musics being produced back then, but the ones that stand out are the truly profound.
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Zeus
from San Francisco (United States) on 2005-10-07 09:09 [#01743487]
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Hello :D
Im pretty decent, how about you?
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