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what autechre tunes are they? |
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whoa indeed. i want to play with autechres boxes. |
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They're not, just sounds like something AE would do. |
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the 'discovering electronic music' doc that it links to is great. |
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definitely cool, though. |
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yeah, that's not AE, but (sorta) close. I imagine you could do something similar in Reason, yes? |
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Hmm, rather go with Reaktor. |
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Well then for that matter, go with Max/MSP. I guess what I was trying to say was- 1)Making this kind of stuff isnt as hard as it "sounds" and it most probably could be done in Reason (which people often argue is a basic entry-level DAW) and 2) Visually, Reason is setup very similar to what you would get on a rack system as seen in the video... |
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Yeah, I started trying MaxMSP, but to be honest, I've haven't got the time, and my level of programming skills with it would probably be very unadventurous; I can do better stuff in a fraction of the time in Ableton Live. I've tried Reason, and I thought it was crap. Some people can work wonders with it, but I'm not one of them I'm afraid. |
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Yeah, I am hit or miss with Reason. There's no contest between the sound quality of Reaktor and that of Reason. Reaktor kills it. Just for shits and giggles, I do think its fun sometimes to experiment with all kinds of crazy modulation in Reason. But while we're on the topic, I would love to see what someone like Autechre would do with a "basic" program like Reason. I know Luke Vibert's work in Reason is relatively nice. |
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Reasons strengths are in its limitations. Its weaknesses are in its rendering engine. Just the ability to send the LFO's to other machines inside reason, give you tonnes of possibilities. They didn't make many instruments in it, but they seem to cover eachothers asses really well. To make complicated sounding stuff, the best place to start is with an insidince of dr rex. Load up a subtractor and malstrom, sequence them and then press tab. Start linking the LFO output of the Dr Rex to anything you can thats playing. Open up a spider cv spliter and run multiple instances of that LFO all over the place. Run your rex file through the malstroms filters. Record yourself playing with the LFO amount. Instant gratification. |
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Haha, I'm just trying out Reaktor after having a crack of it for ages. I gotta say, once you've got your head round it, it sounds great. I've just made a nice little drum sequencer with random hi hat and Hi-Q sequences. Niiiiiice. |
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i can get where one would say it sounds like autechre because it's got a very sharp snare and kick but other than that, i mean, that sequence (however it's being generated, i don't know) isn't anything like AE at all. that sequence is really static and doesn't have a 'lure' like more autechres sqnces do. compare the sounds of that thing for example to the Live in NY 1998 shit. more goes on within the sequence and there's more 'animation', more of a lure that makes you dance like james brown.. the difference is the same as being in a vehicle that decelerates instantly as soon as you lift your foot from the gas, versus being in one that gradually decelerates. see what im saying? |
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oh shit, aahahahhahahahha |
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Saw this earlier, lucky bastard. Yeah, I guess that's what my attempts at doing something like AE are lacking, the motion behind all the sequences... |
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I know the uploader of that vid, I might ask him where the hell this is. |
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"1)Making this kind of stuff isnt as hard as it "sounds" and it most probably could be done in Reason " i think that's why this was posted, because it's special it's not done on a computer.. |
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Yeah, I'm building my own modular from the CGS kits soon and I'm keeping an eye open for strange modules, as used here (Wiard are one of the weirdest synth manufacturers out there). |
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do i really care ae made untilted on hardware or software? no do i appreciate the analogue sounds on untilted (to my dumb ear)? yes |
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Did they? BTW those vids ARE NOT AE!!!! |
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Sure I agree, unfortunately for the rest of us, we dont have access to that type of equipment. |
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