percussion - dance of the pseudo nymph

[qwaycee_]

does anyone know how much of this was sampled, recorded live, or programmed?

or is the answer "all of the above"? one of the strongest tunes on cosmogramma for sure.


***personally i think this was live percussion. i don't think even the illest drum programmer could come through with some shit this intricate...i don't think so.

[Blooandwhite]

im willing to bet its "all of the above" i suppose the most natural way to work would just be to use whatever naturally sounds good so it can be any combination of them

i wouldnt underestimate the power of putting lots of hours into programming out rhythms though! especially if you know the rhythms of sounds like samba salsa meringue batucada rhumba etc, studying latin rhythms did wonders for my music

[Sharmaji]

i don't think even the illest drum programmer could come through with some shit this intricate

squarepusher, iambic 5 pentameter

[qwaycee_]

im willing to bet its "all of the above" i suppose the most natural way to work would just be to use whatever naturally sounds good so it can be any combination of them

i wouldnt underestimate the power of putting lots of hours into programming out rhythms though! especially if you know the rhythms of sounds like samba salsa meringue batucada rhumba etc, studying latin rhythms did wonders for my music

you're definitely correct there. latin & african rhythms ftw! it's the drums that make this tune imo. mad time spent here.

it's weird...i always thought this tune was good but in the past two or three weeks i've been playing it multiple times a day. shit is hypnotic.

squarepusher, iambic 5 pentameter

touche.

someone's gonna drop vsnares name here too i imagine.

[Recessive Trait]

i don't think even the illest drum programmer could come through with some shit this intricate...i don't think so.

why would it be any more difficult to program it than to play it on a drum?

[Sharmaji]

reminds me of [/video]

[qwaycee_]

i don't think even the illest drum programmer could come through with some shit this intricate...i don't think so.

why would it be any more difficult to program it than to play it on a drum?

i think live drums end up sounding more natural, more 'swingy', less rigid (obviously i'm not the only one who must think this).

obviously there's dudes who can replicate programmed drums on a live kit and vice versa or whatever...but one will always sound inherently more programmed or live.

like those african drumming circles...if one was gonna try and recreate that, sure someone can go and grab a bunch of one-shots and try and place them hit for hit, perhaps fiddle with groove settings. shit would still sound robotic as hell.

but hey, over the weekend i'm gonna try and get the entire drum pattern of this song going and see how closely i can get to what fly lo has going on here. see how wack it ends up lol.

red clay =

[deadly_habit]

high doses of dmt, lsd and smoking weed with no quantization = fly lo
he always amazes me
half the reason i want an mpc to just fuck around on and save grooves i come up with

his musical family background is amazing as well
one of the few people i can say i'm envious of
proper jazz background

[craig]

i don't think even the illest drum programmer could come through with some shit this intricate...i don't think so.

why would it be any more difficult to program it than to play it on a drum?

i think live drums end up sounding more natural, more 'swingy', less rigid (obviously i'm not the only one who must think this).

obviously there's dudes who can replicate programmed drums on a live kit and vice versa or whatever...but one will always sound inherently more programmed or live.

like those african drumming circles...if one was gonna try and recreate that, sure someone can go and grab a bunch of one-shots and try and place them hit for hit, perhaps fiddle with groove settings. shit would still sound robotic as hell.

but hey, over the weekend i'm gonna try and get the entire drum pattern of this song going and see how closely i can get to what fly lo has going on here. see how wack it ends up lol.

red clay =

well it depends on the programmer obviously
dev paradox had loads of interesting stuff to say in his Q&A on dogsonacid

http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... genumber=1

(posts by 'outsiderz')

[qwaycee_]

i don't think even the illest drum programmer could come through with some shit this intricate...i don't think so.

why would it be any more difficult to program it than to play it on a drum?

i think live drums end up sounding more natural, more 'swingy', less rigid (obviously i'm not the only one who must think this).

obviously there's dudes who can replicate programmed drums on a live kit and vice versa or whatever...but one will always sound inherently more programmed or live.

like those african drumming circles...if one was gonna try and recreate that, sure someone can go and grab a bunch of one-shots and try and place them hit for hit, perhaps fiddle with groove settings. shit would still sound robotic as hell.

but hey, over the weekend i'm gonna try and get the entire drum pattern of this song going and see how closely i can get to what fly lo has going on here. see how wack it ends up lol.

red clay =

well it depends on the programmer obviously
dev paradox had loads of interesting stuff to say in his Q&A on dogsonacid

http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.ph ... genumber=1

(posts by 'outsiderz')

thanks for the link. from that thread i just learned that pete bubonic = forsaken

will read today.