Hi Andrew,
I was wondering if you could share some tips on patching these sorts
of self-running 'noodles'.
While experimenting is definitely part of the fun, I thought it'd be
worthwhile to hear about some of yours or others techniques for
designing generative patches like this.
I've found the Sequencers, BLOG, and crossfading different amplitude
and frequency envelopes provided by DTGs to be useful for this sort of
thing.
Matt
I was wondering if you could share some tips on patching these sorts
of self-running 'noodles'.
While experimenting is definitely part of the fun, I thought it'd be
worthwhile to hear about some of yours or others techniques for
designing generative patches like this.
I've found the Sequencers, BLOG, and crossfading different amplitude
and frequency envelopes provided by DTGs to be useful for this sort of
thing.
Matt
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, synpro@... wrote:
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> To answer a couple of questions I recorded this into Garage Band and
just added some of the stock reverb and a tiny bit of delay. I have
the new Logic but could not for the life of me figure out how to get
the audio inputs on my MacBook to work...it was using the built in
mic! Getting too old to rummage around in menu hell...Garage Band and
bingo...showed up.
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> I'll be posting a naked photo sans patch cords as my panels have a
few extra bells a whistles plus custom old-school Buchla looking
knobs. Kind of makes the Serge look like a cross between a Serge /
Emu? / Buchla modular.?
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> The audio link is in Sound Files Folder
here...http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/files/Sound%20Files%20/
> The photo is in the Drews Noize Box folder
here...http://launch.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/photos/browse/14e0
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> If there is interest from the group I'll post additional sound
bites. Also, does anyone? know if freeware for Mac or PC to convert
MP4a to WAV?
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> Thanks!
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> Andrew
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