shackleton & T++

he's done remixes for shackleton, but never a collab.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_modulation

the wonders of the internet

build and release.

I think one of the BEST albums ive ever heard has got to be.... 'Boards of Canada - Geogaddi' Im still yet to find something that's better. 'Squarepusher - Feed Me Weird Things' comes in second, mainly due to discovering it while i was at the age of 12 and it blew my mind as i was at the time a mass...

ive played around with this in the past, pretty fun to play with but i would never use it in tracks for some reason.

A friend of mine told me to learn Csound, but it looks long haha!

so i decided to get max/msp instead and put my effort into that, Pd is great thou, i used it for about a year. The jump from Pd to max was easy aswell as there pretty similar in most ways.

you can download the .exe from here

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pure-data/files/

and have fun, pure data is one hell of a learning curve!

Ive made entire songs using just sends, ive also mades hours of noise.

I love sends more than life itself!

legend4ry wrote:I feel old being 21 now haha!! I joined this board when I was 16 and at the time I was one of the handful of young people on here, mental! I remember dubstep being full of 20-30somethings who still like to go out to clubs. Times have changed :O.

haha i remember those days...i feel old now

Practice, practice, more practice, some more practice and so on.

try recreating a snare through synthesis, you'll learn how snares work and be able to apply what you have learnt to your sample choice.

there just feild recordings of clicks, and knocks and crumpling stuff.

i built my own granular synthesizer in Max/Msp, can have the grain size, pitch, panning and position in the sample all changed randomly within certian ranges that i set. So after each grain it changes, and then i got 16 streams of grains all layered up at once, 16 different versions of a grain at an...

theres also Mr Beam....

By far one of the best visual shows ever.

Paradigm X

for amazing pads, granular synthesis is the one in my eyes, after some sound design in another synth to get a nice base sound.

the great thing about granular synthesis is that you can with the right synth process each of those little grains individually creating some serious unique textures.

old thread, but time for a bump...

i got max/msp yesterday and i must say its lovely, after using Pure data for about a year or so max seems alot easier to use proberly becuase of the lovely GUI.

so in others words, you want a forum waste bin?

feedback loops in ableton with the sends and various effects.