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Listening: Podcasts, Mixes, and Music Sample Clips / Re: Dishwasher drone
« Last post by APK on Yesterday at 06:32:45 PM »Oh, actually its a dish and not a clothes washer.
Cleaner than clean, then.
Cleaner than clean, then.
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Listening: Podcasts, Mixes, and Music Sample Clips / Re: Dishwasher drone
« Last post by APK on Yesterday at 06:31:18 PM »I'll have a Circular Ruins whiter than white version ready tomorrow.
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Listening: Podcasts, Mixes, and Music Sample Clips / Re: Dishwasher drone
« Last post by Dave Michuda on Yesterday at 06:19:29 PM »Very nice, Pete!
I loved playing it for my son as he has a bunch of native instruments plugins and has just recently discovered vocoder fx.
Well done!
I loved playing it for my son as he has a bunch of native instruments plugins and has just recently discovered vocoder fx.
Well done!
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Hypnos Label Releases / Re: Outfolding CD Cover Art
« Last post by saulstokes on February 25, 2015, 10:18:26 PM »Don't screw my cd!
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Forum Member Projects News and Promotion / Re: Forrest Fang news
« Last post by ffcal on February 25, 2015, 08:29:54 AM »Thanks, Loren. I'm glad you liked it. 
Forres
Forres
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Forum Member Projects News and Promotion / Re: Forrest Fang news
« Last post by LNerell on February 24, 2015, 04:40:14 PM »Forrest,
Really enjoying the tracks up on Bandcamp, great stuff. I can hardly wait to hear the entire album, congratulations on another masterpiece.
Really enjoying the tracks up on Bandcamp, great stuff. I can hardly wait to hear the entire album, congratulations on another masterpiece.
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Listening: Podcasts, Mixes, and Music Sample Clips / Re: Dishwasher drone
« Last post by Antdude on February 24, 2015, 03:17:17 PM »I also employed lots of spatial jiggery-pokery and time stretching as well.
You creative types and your technical terms.
Love this track, BTW. I like Dave's suggestion that this could all one day be compiled into a new LLM.
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Now Playing / Re: Currently listening, part 1
« Last post by Seren on February 24, 2015, 04:06:41 AM »an afternoon of listening to music with a friend:
Lady Gaga, Tangerine Dream, Mozart, Chris Isaaks, Madonna, Patti Smith, Bocelli (I think), Vangelis, Synasthesia, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon....
Lady Gaga, Tangerine Dream, Mozart, Chris Isaaks, Madonna, Patti Smith, Bocelli (I think), Vangelis, Synasthesia, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon....
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Listening: Podcasts, Mixes, and Music Sample Clips / Re: Dishwasher drone
« Last post by petekelly on February 24, 2015, 03:02:03 AM »Cheers fellers !
If anyone is interested, here's some notes on how the track was created:
I initially made a loop from Dave's recording and used that as the tempo in the DAW (FLStudio), I've not worked with a tempo of 110.2 before !. I used the vocoder FX section of Native Instruments 'Razor' synth (one of my faves), this created the vowel / formant sounds as well as the more traditional vocoded sounds. I also employed lots of spatial jiggery-pokery and time stretching as well.
I should perhaps say a few words about the Paul Stretch program. I think it's a brilliant program (I even paid the dev some money for it, years ago), but I find it's default setting is used in a lot of cases (hence the samey-ness of output). It's really quite deep and there's a lot of parameters to play with. It can sound pretty 'queasy' though, (in my view) and gives a particularly harsh sound with transients. I almost always use the 'stretch' as a starting point for further processing. By the way, any iOS users should check out 'Audiostretch' which is quite brill in a different way.
Anyway, cheers Dave !
If anyone is interested, here's some notes on how the track was created:
I initially made a loop from Dave's recording and used that as the tempo in the DAW (FLStudio), I've not worked with a tempo of 110.2 before !. I used the vocoder FX section of Native Instruments 'Razor' synth (one of my faves), this created the vowel / formant sounds as well as the more traditional vocoded sounds. I also employed lots of spatial jiggery-pokery and time stretching as well.
I should perhaps say a few words about the Paul Stretch program. I think it's a brilliant program (I even paid the dev some money for it, years ago), but I find it's default setting is used in a lot of cases (hence the samey-ness of output). It's really quite deep and there's a lot of parameters to play with. It can sound pretty 'queasy' though, (in my view) and gives a particularly harsh sound with transients. I almost always use the 'stretch' as a starting point for further processing. By the way, any iOS users should check out 'Audiostretch' which is quite brill in a different way.
Anyway, cheers Dave !
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Listening: Podcasts, Mixes, and Music Sample Clips / Re: Dishwasher drone
« Last post by ffcal on February 24, 2015, 12:39:15 AM »Sounds great, Pete! I especially like the vocoder processing---quite a magnum opus.
Forrest
Forrest