Andrew, How about some Step by step instructions for us dummies? Thanks. >From: "andrew sargeant" <androo@...> >Reply-To: elektron-users@onelist.com >To: <elektron-users@onelist.com> >Subject: [elektron] sound environments : part 1 >Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 22:02:18 +1100 > >Hello SIDstation community! > >As we're all aware, the SID chip has many quirks and 'bugs' which help give >it a unique sound. They also make it very un-predictable (do you know of >any >other synth that never plays a sequence the same??) .. > >I do a bit of experimental sound making here and there, producing >sound-scapes and ambient sound. > >So i've found a fantastic way of using this 'unwanted' ambience -- using >the >noise leaking from the SID chip to make sounds like no other synth (what >other synth leaks ambience? :) ). Paricularly using tables. When the SID is >left (without a noise gate!) to make ambient noise with tables, some >amazing >soundscapes can be made. > >Chuck it through a nice analogue (or filtered) delay .. and assign some >controllers to things like pitch and the filter. Some truly amazing >textures >can be found, and it's the closest thing you'll get to being inside a SID >chip! > >Anyhow, i have a streaming (flash4) example on www.noisemusic.org (the >sounds on the front page are all sidstation and effects). So if you have >want to, check it out. > >Andrew > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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Re: sound environments : part 1
2000-01-18 by james holloway
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