TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
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Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
Or using Reaper on a usb stick. Then work becomes this fun and highly addictive game of can I make this beat before the boss man comes around my blind corner and fires me.
ROLL THE DICE!
ROLL THE DICE!
Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
lol yeah
OGLemon wrote:cowabunga dude
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-music-of-moby
fragments wrote:SWEEEEEEEEE!
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-t ... o-sweeeeee
Johnlenham wrote:evil euroland
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Lol just bashed out some techno on the train. Recon I'll do this more often
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You could be called Techno Train.
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Kick drum choo choo imoo.cyclopian wrote:kick drum choo choo imo
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How about a super tuned tuna some time.
Every track has to be past 200 bpm.
Could be a good exercise.
'sayin'
Every track has to be past 200 bpm.
Could be a good exercise.
'sayin'

OGLemon wrote:cowabunga dude
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-music-of-moby
fragments wrote:SWEEEEEEEEE!
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-t ... o-sweeeeee
Johnlenham wrote:evil euroland
Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
Lemme post up my gay 175 dnb damn toon that is causing me trouble. Well the toon isn't, my comp is.
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Yeah. the idea is a bit selfserving but I reckon it's very good training..
I'll remember to flaunt it about later
I'll remember to flaunt it about later

OGLemon wrote:cowabunga dude
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-music-of-moby
fragments wrote:SWEEEEEEEEE!
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-t ... o-sweeeeee
Johnlenham wrote:evil euroland
Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
i like the idea but knowing myself it'll probably end up with me putting the bpm in my daw at 220 bpm and ending up making a halftime tune effectively at 110bpmhubb wrote:How about a super tuned tuna some time.
Every track has to be past 200 bpm.
Could be a good exercise.
'sayin'
also since we're suggesting good exercise ideas, anyone would be interested in a musical tuna version of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exquisite_corpse ?
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Yes, but everyone gets a quarter note, and we cycle through the measures.
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faultier wrote: it'll probably end up with me putting the bpm in my daw at 220 bpm and ending up making a halftime tune effectively at 110bpm
true, I try to slow it down with a 80 bpm tune and then end up doing edits in 32 instead of 16s


mixdowns change with tempo
stuff like gain structure and the like, becomes less important and the focus changes a bit more towards structuring a sequence and in that sense - the arch
it gets easier to implement weird shit because it happens faster and takes up less focus
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OGLemon wrote:cowabunga dude
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-music-of-moby
fragments wrote:SWEEEEEEEEE!
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-t ... o-sweeeeee
Johnlenham wrote:evil euroland
Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
haha cheekster ^
OGLemon wrote:cowabunga dude
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-music-of-moby
fragments wrote:SWEEEEEEEEE!
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-t ... o-sweeeeee
Johnlenham wrote:evil euroland
Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
Dude, that would be awesome, think about that for a second. You've got this short duration, two pulses, you get a ONE and an AND, and then you have the full spectrum to work with from 20hz -20,000 hz. I'd love to hear what we could do working like that.
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yeah I think it's a great thought. Maybe not idea
but still it forces what's being made to become building blocks or essentially objective - objects (hnngggh) - in a colaboration.
That's also what that 'hereuka' moment with the legos and dublos was about for me btw.
Because if you're able to discern what is actually the most objectest of the objects in your toon and are able to present them in a useful or 'telling' way, then the mixdown will follow. It's not a sum afterall.... in that way.
How do you effectively communicate these shapes we only hang around with in the miiiii'ind etc. Probably only really by showing them in a situation like that^ so, yeah!.

That's also what that 'hereuka' moment with the legos and dublos was about for me btw.
Because if you're able to discern what is actually the most objectest of the objects in your toon and are able to present them in a useful or 'telling' way, then the mixdown will follow. It's not a sum afterall.... in that way.
How do you effectively communicate these shapes we only hang around with in the miiiii'ind etc. Probably only really by showing them in a situation like that^ so, yeah!.
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OGLemon wrote:cowabunga dude
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-music-of-moby
fragments wrote:SWEEEEEEEEE!
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-t ... o-sweeeeee
Johnlenham wrote:evil euroland
Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
if we do it that way, the exercise is pointless, i can already predict it will end up sounding like any other cc74 tunenowaysj wrote:Yes, but everyone gets a quarter note, and we cycle through the measures.

(seriously tho, why not?)
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You guys are SO onto me!
I can't get shit past y'all.
I may be done here.
I can't get shit past y'all.
I may be done here.

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wasn't jungle invented like that
etcturns techno into house
OGLemon wrote:cowabunga dude
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-music-of-moby
fragments wrote:SWEEEEEEEEE!
https://soundcloud.com/qloo/cowabunga-t ... o-sweeeeee
Johnlenham wrote:evil euroland
Re: TUNA! LIVES FOREVER
No, but seriously, think about Buds production. That is a dude with limited duration events with very finely crafted sonic layers. It is actually closer to his style/abilities.
I'm actually really linear and layered, with limited voicing.
Also, I'm thinking of it as a sequential thing, so if you're the 3rd in line, you're working on beat 3 and AND, but you can hear beats 1 AND 2 AND, so you can use elements from those prior beats, like if you want to sustain a note from prior beats you can, and then do whatever else you want up and down the spectrum. And you can complete or further those ideas, it doesn't have to be just like quarter note glitch.
Anyway, the song in my head that I've written thinking about this is better than anything you drips could do anyway.
BYE!

I'm actually really linear and layered, with limited voicing.
Also, I'm thinking of it as a sequential thing, so if you're the 3rd in line, you're working on beat 3 and AND, but you can hear beats 1 AND 2 AND, so you can use elements from those prior beats, like if you want to sustain a note from prior beats you can, and then do whatever else you want up and down the spectrum. And you can complete or further those ideas, it doesn't have to be just like quarter note glitch.
Anyway, the song in my head that I've written thinking about this is better than anything you drips could do anyway.
BYE!

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