JNeffLind wrote: Great music doesn't come from great gear, it comes from great musicians. Period. Full Stop. End of discussion.

Sooth!

Still a bit hassle-y compared to 4-track cassette - turn the thing over; record on track 2 for 3; 4 for 1 etc; turn back over; job done.  Not saying it isn't easy in the digital world, but I think that round goes to good old tape :) Well you may lose a bit of time opening and shutting and processin...

It's interesting that the OP mentions backwards parts.  In some respects it's actually easier on tape that in the DAW.  Recording something in a DAW and reversing it is really easy, but for good backwards parts you need to record in the opposite direction to the rest of your track, so in a DAW you'...

Great post :-) Put me in mind of this video, deconstructing sgt pepper. Worth a listen if you haven't already http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c-wXZ5-Yxuc Wait! SPLHCB 4 track in linear!? Where are my pills? This is a truly unique way of experiencing this landmark recordinging. Wait... who first posted...

This is something I built around the hang drum. Such a great instrument. Love it.

[video]http://youtu.be/lObbfPqFHB0 [/video]

As far as the NNXT section,,.. Mellotron! :) Wasnt strawberry fields intended to be on splhcb, before it was released as a single? So technically, The Beatles had samplers too :) and our "outdated" NNXT is downright futuristic by comparison. I'm not suggesting there were not samplers, and as you ri...

Edit : PS I am curious what you meant by sticking the sample through a bunch of NSL patches.. that's not the sort of song I am creating at all.. My point was, not personal to you, but to really push the boundaries, we could stay restricted to just [/b] the sample, and nothing else. Yorick mentioned...

MattiasHG wrote:Challenge accepted: http://phead.mu/s/EqN3P1Z7

   

Ok well done sir. Well played, well played.

Namahs Amrak wrote:Yorick, you're totally wrong. This is in fact a cow's fart, treated with awesome reason devices to sound like a human whistle. Are you impressed now?

Woah.....

I wonder what it'd sound like imported into Omnisphere 2's granular synthesizer?

I'm jealous that all you guys have perfect musical memories. And even more that you all have such quiet lives that nothing distracts you from working on songs, like work, family, sleep, world events, etc. I have hundreds if not thousands of little clips like this on my Sony. As said I make audio no...

Look maybe it's a child experimenting?
But without knowing your colaborator how can you know?
It's just a track alongside other tracks. Divorced from any info about who made it, which might elicit a more encouraging/caring response from a potential mentor.

So is this indicative of the quality of what will be on Discover? http://phead.mu/s/W8e6xNOB For years, I have been using a Sony ICD-PX820 for precisely musical note-taking.  I got it after years of coming up with song ideas and lyrics and forgetting them one or two days later.  Take and Discover a...

So is this indicative of the quality of what will be on Discover?

http://phead.mu/s/W8e6xNOB

phasys wrote:Just a guess, REM? Shiny happy people?

No!

Another guess? 

Well when my Balance and Duet fail, I may very well pick up one of these. I think it's awesome. Talkback and two headphone outs cut out the need for an extra mic and red cue box and two mic cables. That's a lighter suitcase right there. Love the lid on it too. And the three USB outs for iLok, igniti...

Yorick, your turn. I have an idea for a video! Oh? Yes, these old people, the sun shines out their arses Why out their arses? That's where the sun don't shine...  Ok then, out their ears. The sun shines out the old people's ears. Why are they old?   Ok they're kids, kids and the sun shines out thei...

On a lighter note, I wrote a little thingy about an idea pitch for a video. Guess which one. :D "So what are we doing for the video?" "I know, something with zombies!!" "Zombies? Really?" "Yeah man, zombies are all the hype, with all those movies and that series, you know, the Walking Dead with tha...

Why does the marketing focus so heavily on what I'm going to call Creativity on Tap. That someone will always be available, or would even want, to figure out what to do with your loop? And what if the originator hates what the collaborator does? What then? Can you take it back? And then what if the...

@jfrichards: Maybe, but to me only Omnisphere is (no disrespect for Props or RE developers...) like 50+ Rack Extensions in one plugin, seriously. Unfortunately there are no demos for Spectrasonics instruments, so that you could get an idea of it. I own licenses for all three (Omnisphare, Trilian an...

https://www.spectrasonics.net/products/ ... /index.php

Yorick wrote:It just seems like someone's bright idealistic idea in the boardroom, but no market research was done about how people are actually collaborating today.

selig wrote:
[Cynical mode: ON]

OTOH…
What if this IS the result of serious market research?!? 

Then I'm happy to be wrong, and I hope I am.

Wow... I really like it. TALKBACK!!!! HELLO!
So simple, yet so important. Wow.

So this is what the hype was about: http://arturia.com/audiofuse/overview

What do you think?

---- *Simply make a Reason song with different piano runs to practice to.. it really helps me. *Practice as much as anything you want to be good at! They say it takes 10,000 hours to master something. *The most important part of singing is ***breathing***. *Don't smoke! I quit 2.5 years ago and I f...

Remember milk causes mucus = bad for singing! Except that milk also "coats" the vocal chords = Good for singing. Early on in my career, I used to eschew milk on the day of a performance because if I had milk it made me choke a little when singing very high upper chest voice notes. However once I re...