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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread
- Thread starter ttasselm
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That is actually an awesome idea. Thanks buddy. I just need to go from headphone level to instrument level to use pedals....hmmmm.....
I was thinking maybe a tape deck, but tapes are fragile for live use.
Was also maybe thinking of a stereo input pedal that I could easily tweak parameters.
(I use a dual bass guitar rig in a current band)
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okay, i kinda loved everything about that: presentation, sounds, unintended comedy of $hit falling over and him trying to not get burned, him talking through the welders mask.
I LOVE the Outward v2....but am into that class of pedal in general. It isnt terribly impossible to be deliberate w the granular glitchy stuff either but it does take time and conscious experimentation to learn how to use them and take advantage of what they can do.
If you really get into one of them (esp w MIDI control) you can essentially do what they all do and they become duplicative. The variations in implementation brings out different ideas and uses. I havent dug into the MIDI w Outward yet but saw a video not too long ago using MIDI to toggle presets making some wild yet controlled sounds.
Polyend Tracker: A standalone audio workstation with sampler, synthesizer and FM! - gearnews.com
Also, details just coming out about this. Looks like a cool piece of kit
Next challenge.
Going Henry, Schaeffer, Oliveros on yo @$#.
Minus the mind blowing genius and million dollar studios.
Going Henry, Schaeffer, Oliveros on yo @$#.
Minus the mind blowing genius and million dollar studios.
No. I got my cheap tapco 6 mic in and a old soundcraft 2 mic in .
But that seems kinda cool for price.
Size is awesome to.
- Mar 8, 2011
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Yeah, I've been following this piece on the Elektronauts forum. Very interesting. I've never used tracker software, so some of it's a bit of a head scratcher for me. I've watched Renoise and Nerdseq tutorials to see if I can find advantages to the whole tracker paradigm. Seems cool for programming detailed stuff, but not so good for live improvising. Then again, Polyend aren't releasing any real info until March 18, so I shouldn't speculate. I would expect a ton of YouTubers having 'reviews' and tutorials all at once on the 18th
My favorite basement genius
... Dakim....just dropped a new album....again my mind is totally blown by his sheer genius and musicality. Soooooo criminally under the radar.
You wanna make beats....sit down buddy. Listen and learn from a master.
... Dakim....just dropped a new album....again my mind is totally blown by his sheer genius and musicality. Soooooo criminally under the radar.
You wanna make beats....sit down buddy. Listen and learn from a master.
- Mar 8, 2011
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Ya....i think he's from another planet. Or connected to another dimension.
Looked it up....not many details yet.
Hope its like an old mpc with instruments in it.....
yes. that's really good. calling them beats is a little short of what he's doing. he's doing much more than that, imo.
