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    Autechre. Live. Twentytwentytwo.

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    I really like the last 20 minutes of the 2nd Barbican set. While it has a recognisable hip-hop vibe, harmonically it is some of their most dark and sinister work IMO. Can’t wait to hear it when they release the full quality recordings.

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    Autechre. Live. Twentytwentytwo.

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    @48:08 is where shit really starts to pop off. What they do rhythmically from there on out is incredible! How it manages to feel as though it’s speeding up and winding down with those funky quintuplets on the kick is a puzzle for the ears and mind. Some of their best work ever. 

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    The Articles Thread

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    “If you talk to him for five minutes about some calculus problem, you’d think this guy wouldn’t pass a qualifying exam. He’s very slow.” So slow, in fact, that at first Wang thought they were wasting a lot of time on easy problems they already understood. But then he realized that Huh was learning even seemingly simple concepts in a much deeper way — and in precisely the way that would later prove useful.

    https://www.quantamagazine.org/june-huh-high-school-dropout-wins-the-fields-medal-20220705/

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    the watmm GAS thread

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    Now for something directly aimed at us:

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    IDUM is a gate processing effect that turns its input effortlessly into IDM.  Making complex electronic music with the modular usually requires meticulous sequencing done in advance or a large ecosystem of modules. Unfortunately, the level of expertise needed to accomplish this is not accessible to the average modular user. IDUM aims to make this process easier and put Intelligent Dance Music, also known as IDM, into the hands of people with average intelligence. IDUM does not require much knowledge to get immediate and compelling results; but with some extra familiarity, this module can enable innovative music making techniques. Instead of generating musical patterns on its own, IDUM acts like an effects processor for the sequences that run through it. For example, a filter or a delay allows the user to alter their sound by twisting the knobs or modulating the parameters. Similarly, IDUM manipulates the actual gates and sequences of connected modules, but with a level of playability normally inaccessible to a sequencer. IDUM can vary carefully crafted sequences or turn your music into an onslaught of controlled chaos. Its open source code and hardware based on the beginner friendly Arduino Nano Every encourage users to tweak their modules to taste or to add new features all while ensuring future improvements as IDUM makes its way into the wild.

    IDUM has eight effect modes:

    HOLD - Alter the length of incoming triggers.

    BURST - Generates a ratcheting effect with timing determined by the clock.

    MULTIPLY/DIVIDE - Generates a ratcheting effect with timing determined by incoming triggers.

    BALL - Generates a bouncing ball effect.

    ROTATE - scrambles the connections of inputs and outputs.

    DELAY - postpones incoming gates by a dynamic amount of time based on incoming triggers.

    BREAK - preset rhythms that turn incoming triggers into breakbeats.

    SKIP - manipulates the clock output to multiply the clock speed or skip forward multiple steps.

    In addition to these modes, IDUM features an eight step looper that loops incoming gates as well as any effects that were active on those steps.

    To control when IDUM's effects are active, the CHANCE slider sets the likelihood that on a given step an effect will activate and the LENGTH slider sets how many steps the effect will last for. The PARAM knob controls a parameter unique to each effect while the MODE knob selects the mode. All of these controls as well as the LOOP status have their own CV modulation inputs.

    Unique to IDUM is its ability to manipulate external sequencers using the clock output. This includes functions like: pausing the clock when an effect is active for dynamic clock division, skipping forwards or multiplying the speed of the clock in SKIPmode, and looping a sub-section of sequencer steps in the looper. To keep everything tamed while manipulating the clock, the CYCLE switch will send out bursts of clocks to catch your sequencer up with its original sequencer position after an effect has completed. Keep in mind that not all sequencers like to be clocked fast enough to work with these features, so for best results pair your IDUM with a TREE/ LEAVES combo from Mystic Circuits.

    IDUM might be the stupidest way to make IDM and we at Mystic Circuits are proud of that. Whether you want to add complexity to your dancefloor bangers or make the most obtuse and unlistenable music imaginable, IDUM is here to help. See just how dumb your music can get with the Mystic Circuits IDUM.

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    Here is a link to a more in-depth video manual which should have everything you need to get started with IDUM: https://youtu.be/MxeaIY5kHX0

     

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    the watmm GAS thread

    in EKT General Discussion

    Posted

    Cenk was more of a demonstrator rather than a developer wasn’t he? Sad to see him go but I don’t see how that affects the final product.

    I really liked Cukoo’s demo of the Syntakt but I feel like he could have made a similar tune with either a Digitakt or a Digitone. What are the specific unique shits that the Syntakt can do?

    Brian Eno Slams NFTs: “Now Artists Can Become Little Capitalist Assholes As Well”

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    Posted

    2 minutes ago, luke viia said:

    (I still think that creating scarcity where it doesn't truly exist is shitty).

    Given that digital technology has made infinite duplication so simple, isn’t it advantageous to also have the option of scarcity? Being able to copy files and media is usually a good thing but not in every situation. It’s true that it is imposed scarcity, but that could be considered a creative choice.

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