Adam Fielding's Livestream Thread (next stream-date in first post)

[adfielding]

Hey all, figured I'd consolidate all my live-stream shenanigans in one place rather than spamming the hell out of the place/setting up a thread every time I do another stream. As such, I'll edit and update this post accordingly!

My next stream will be on...
TBA

You can tune in here: http://twitch.tv/adfielding

Also, you can check out my archived music-making live-streams over on Youtube.

All of the live-stream project files & rendered MP3s are available here.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8ngvvneo5431 ... 22H4a?dl=0

If you like what I'm doing and want to support my streaming/tutorial/musical endeavours, please consider checking out my Patreon. There are a ton of benefits to joining, including getting access to a ton of music, samples, and direct feedback on your tunes from me. No worries if you'd rather not, though!

http://www.patreon.com/adfielding

Feel free to ask any questions or drop any comments here

[dan_g]

Nice. Really enjoyed your last/first one. Inspiring and i think I will try Blocks again after watching you use them effectively

[Emian]

cool you'll be streaming back so soon, Adam !!

i find myself using the Alligator's AmpEnv A LOT since your previous stream (it's as if i never noticed those 3 rotaries down left) !!

[Wook]

Cool beans. Looking forward.

[Baylo]

Well... after lurking here since the creation of Reasontalk, I just watched the recording of your last livestream and I feel compelled to make my first post to thank you. I thought I'd watch 10 minutes or so, but found myself sitting through the full two hours. Some great insights into workflow and techniques. Awesome. Looking forward to the next one.

Cheers,

Mark

[ProfessaKaos]

Good stuff Adam Fielding

[TheFesta]

I enjoy your output Mr Fielding, and this is probably a daft question (as they are live) but is there anyway to watch your previous live streams?

[dan_g]

You Can watch on youtube as I did

[adfielding]

I enjoy your output Mr Fielding, and this is probably a daft question (as they are live) but is there anyway to watch your previous live streams?

Yep, as dan_g pointed out - I'll be archiving this on Youtube afterwards. I'll set up a proper Youtube playlist once I archive this one and pop a link in the first post. Until then, here's a link to my Youtube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/user/adfielding

[zeebot]

I'm a huge fan of your patches Adam so a little patch creation would be interesting to see during the session. Loved the other video by the way, fascinating to see how others compose

[adfielding]

I'm a huge fan of your patches Adam so a little patch creation would be interesting to see during the session. Loved the other video by the way, fascinating to see how others compose

Thanks! I'm planning for my next session to be sound design related - not entirely sure what that'll entail yet, tbh, though it'd be good to have a bit of a mixture of patch creation and audio manipulation in there

[mayzon]

Sadly I missed last week but hope to catch some of the show tonight!

[Djstarski]

i`m looking forward to tonight's session .

[jfrichards]

One hour to go, right?

[jfrichards]

That was very good. You of all people don't use Shape? I thought they made it for you.

[adfielding]

Thanks to everyone who checked out tonight's session! I've just uploaded it to Youtube here:

Might take a little while for higher quality versions to pop up, but it's in Youtube's hands now.

That was very good. You of all people don't use Shape? I thought they made it for you.

I'm out of the loop, haha! Yeah, looks pretty good! Will try it soon

[adfielding]

Just a quickie - I'm not streaming this week, but I'll be back again next week. Still figuring out what exactly I'll be doing

[zeebot]

Really enjoyed the last! Tried to watch it live but had streaming issues. Look forward to the next one

[xDJDroidx]

Watched the streams on catch up (they are available from your twitch channel as well as youtube, twitch saves your broadcasts).
Good work, nice to see how others use Reason. Well done with your trailer soundtrack (dem sub drops......), bet that'll make your chest rattle in the cinema.

[craven]

thanks Adam for doing this! Enjoyed your streams and found it very interesting to see your workflow in action. Looking forward to the next session!

[Skullture]

I don't wanna be a stick in the mud, but isn't Twitch supposted to be gaming-related? Or has this changed all of a sudden? Youtube handles livestreams as well.

Also I assume Ustream is dead?

[adfielding]

Thanks all! Glad you're enjoying my waffling on about stuff

I don't wanna be a stick in the mud, but isn't Twitch supposted to be gaming-related? Or has this changed all of a sudden? Youtube handles livestreams as well.

Yeah, that was my thinking originally as well - but they have a dedicated creative section now, and there are quite a few people over there streaming visual art/music/various other creative processes. Generally I prefer how Twitch handles live-streams (and, as mentioned above, it archives videos for a week or two after streaming), but I prefer the permanence of Youtube for archiving so I figured this was the best option

[cjb123]

Good job on the vids Adam - interesting watching how you put things together - oh, and I drank tea while I watched

[adfielding]

Good job on the vids Adam - interesting watching how you put things together - oh, and I drank tea while I watched

Haha, good stuff! I'm celebrating my birthday this weekend, so I imagine there will be "tea" consumption a-plenty

[illone]

Great job, inspired me to get a webcam [c920].

Anyway, if i'm allowed to have an opinion, I found the 1st stream very intriguing. Watching 'nothing' become something is appealing/instructional. Contrarily, being presented with a screen of devices and then trying to walk through the madness is harder to digest.