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Post by 101 on Jul 22, 2021 2:19:10 GMT
This has been a real labour of love/Pita. Built mainly from a mix of AEM samples heavily processed through Audiomulch. I'm going to do lots more using this process. Though it takes forever to do over just the usual live jams. Thanks for listening!
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Post by admin on Jul 22, 2021 4:20:46 GMT
That is a very worthwhile labour of love! It's an awesome track!
I've been thinking of sampling the AE for sounds and using them to construct tracks on the Deluge ... but it seems so much work that I've never actually attempted it.
Audiomulch looks very interesting, is this your primary audio environment?
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Post by lukylutte on Jul 22, 2021 8:15:39 GMT
Really enjoyed listening to that one! 👌
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Post by maydonpoliris on Jul 22, 2021 8:37:32 GMT
Another really cool track 101.
Will look into audiomulch too to see what the user interface is like, do you find it easy to use?
I was using the electribe sampler for a while but gave it up as it was so much work with hardly any storage. I'll say though the process was rewarding in the end once the track was down. Always looking to find a more user friendly sampler.
The blackbox looks good too but a big investment........anyone with experience with that?
Haven't thought of the deluge as a sampler. Maybe that's an option too.
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Post by 101 on Jul 22, 2021 9:14:12 GMT
Thanks so much people for listening and commenting. I've had Audiomulch for quite a long time now but only recently started using it to sample bars of AEM and guitar and combine the two. I think its big advantage over the usual DAW is its awesome DSP effects.
One of the key things that has helped me do it was having a USB audio interface with a stereo line in (there are hardly any about). And the only one I could find that could do the job was the cheap as chips Behringer UCA 222 USB. Result!
This has enabled me to noodle this all together comfortably on my laptop. Though it is a very laborious process, I'm happy with the results.
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Post by maydonpoliris on Jul 22, 2021 9:26:16 GMT
I'd be happy with those results.
Just saw a tutorial on Audiomulch. Looks interesting and deserves a deeper dive. Seems like I'm starting to get a list of these type of programs out of the community 😅. Great stuff.
Cheers for the cheap as chips tip on the audio interface too.
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Post by rockysmalls on Jul 22, 2021 10:14:43 GMT
ahhh! good old Mulch ... that’s the one thing i miss greatly after moving away from computers to ios .. Ross is such a genius and a REALLY nice guy.. there are things that run close in ios but nothing really does the ‘concreté’ fileplayer shenanigans and I especially love the Doppler Room effect that has an fx send tap at the ‘back of the room’ ... nothing like that elsewhere that I have found yet... oh! and then there is the Meta-Surface .. it’s like a giant morphing web of preset settings you can play for hours...the only thing close in iOS is all the APESOFT apps that have an XY surface to flow between 4 presets.. Meta-Surface is the wise old Grandaddy of that stuff.. admin Ross Bencina ... another fine entry into the Great Australians hall of fame  101 lovely track ... especially like after 2 mins when the arpy 303-ish thing drops out and it starts to brrrreeeaaaathe |
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Post by 101 on Jul 22, 2021 15:30:56 GMT
Thanks Rockysmalls. Metasurface is indeed awesome!
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Post by glitchyfrog on Jul 27, 2021 17:00:34 GMT
This has been a real labour of love/Pita. Built mainly from a mix of AEM samples heavily processed through Audiomulch. I'm going to do lots more using this process. Though it takes forever to do over just the usual live jams. Thanks for listening! Â Â Holy cow! I love how you mixed smooth analogue sounds with the AE :3 |
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Post by slowscape on Jul 27, 2021 19:52:40 GMT
Very nice track! I feel the same as admin about sampling, it's so much work compared to straight modular! ... But obviously has some nice results  |
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Post by 101 on Jul 27, 2021 23:15:50 GMT
Thanks, it's a first experiment! In some ways it's been easier to build from samples and tweak rather then having to perfect the whole thing in one go.
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Post by namke on Jul 28, 2021 10:08:56 GMT
I've been thinking of sampling the AE for sounds and using them to construct tracks on the Deluge ... but it seems so much work that I've never actually attempted it. That is/was my plan for my newly-acquired model:samples... time will tell whether I ever create any samples! |
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Jul 30, 2021 12:09:14 GMT
I've been thinking of sampling the AE for sounds and using them to construct tracks on the Deluge ... but it seems so much work that I've never actually attempted it. That is/was my plan for my newly-acquired model:samples... time will tell whether I ever create any samples! I've been sampling some AE throughout with my Digitakt. Nice thing about the Digi is that it can directly sample audio input, so no laptop needed like with the M:S. Don't know how that is on the Deluge! |
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Jul 30, 2021 12:09:51 GMT
& Really nice track 101!! You can really here that you put in quite the grind with so many nice details. Like some strange acid dubstep with some goa flavor on top, tasty!
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Post by admin on Jul 30, 2021 12:18:11 GMT
That is/was my plan for my newly-acquired model:samples... time will tell whether I ever create any samples! I've been sampling some AE throughout with my Digitakt. Nice thing about the Digi is that it can directly sample audio input, so no laptop needed like with the M:S. Don't know how that is on the Deluge! Good thing about the Deluge is that it also has a stereo input and also a built-in microphone for recording/sampling/looping. |
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Post by keurslagerkurt on Jul 30, 2021 12:22:20 GMT
I've been sampling some AE throughout with my Digitakt. Nice thing about the Digi is that it can directly sample audio input, so no laptop needed like with the M:S. Don't know how that is on the Deluge! Good thing about the Deluge is that it also has a stereo input and also a built-in microphone for recording/sampling/looping. Built-in microphone even!! This thing is truely a studio & DAW in one box, incredible. |
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Post by pol on Aug 13, 2021 8:52:35 GMT
Like the music, also like a non-distracting video, can't do some music on Youtube as I start watching the images rather than listening!!
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Post by 101 on Aug 13, 2021 20:15:10 GMT
Another such folly from me. Basically murdering the wavetable module in Audiomulch.
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Post by maydonpoliris on Aug 13, 2021 21:00:13 GMT
Really cool and a bit freaky.. Has that haunted house feels.
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Post by 101 on Aug 13, 2021 22:19:02 GMT
Thanks maydonpoliris. I think in this case the music and the artwork in the video are fairly inseparable. The sum of their parts. It's a spooky location and there are many more little art huts /studios. I'm going to go back there one day and sneakily hang up a link to the vid. |
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Post by maydonpoliris on Aug 14, 2021 0:02:31 GMT
That's a great idea, I like how then people can walk around the place listening to your track.
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Post by pol on Aug 15, 2021 7:30:12 GMT
Another such folly from me. Basically murdering the wavetable module in Audiomulch. Really like some of the artwork, particularly the first 2. The camera work suited the style of the music. Just started to recording video with my phone with a view to putting music to it, this encouraged me to just do it! |
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Post by 101 on Aug 15, 2021 21:15:08 GMT
I really like the cows!
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Post by rodney on Sept 10, 2021 11:06:53 GMT
I'm also a big fan of Ross and Audiomulch. I have not been mulching for a bit, so it's inspiring me to dive back in.
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Post by 101 on Sept 15, 2021 20:41:42 GMT
I'm also a big fan of Ross and Audiomulch. I have not been mulching for a bit, so it's inspiring me to dive back in. Audiomulch and AEM sync really well together with a Keystep. |
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