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Obligatory Surgeon - Intro (Version II)
Time sig is 3/4. Bass drum every 4 16ths, chord mayhem every 3 16ths, they kiss every 12 16ths
Chrislo - 2 CV D'o
This recycles every 10 beats. RIP Chrislo Haas
Chrislo - Hangars D'Orion (from the same record)
4OTF for sure, but the synth parts are full on ketamine/4
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[don't mind me, I forgot how to use the internet]
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9 minutes ago, brian trageskin said:
the difference between 7/4 and 7/8, or 3/4 and 6/8
3/4 == 6/8 mathematically speaking, with the difference being in the grouping: 3/4 is usually perceived as three groups of two like [1+][2+][3+], whereas 6/8 is perceived as two groups of three like [1+a][2+a] (the eighth note speed is the same in both cases). Sometimes it doesn't matter so much which one you choose, some others it's really important like the ewe 12/8 clave:
[x.x.xx.x.x.x]
People that aren't used to this pattern tend to perceive it in three beats (i.e., 3/4):
[x.x.|xx.x|.x.x]
but the dancers tap their feet in four, so the correct way to perceive it is like this:
[x.x|.xx|.x.|x.x]
With 7/4 and 7/8 - and generally time signatures like x/4, x/8, x/16 etc - I think that it's mainly a) which feels more 'natural' to tap along to, and b) a matter of visual convenience when using western notation to write sheet music. Say we have a funk song in 4, at a speed of 110 bpm; usually in that tempo region we think of each pulse as a quarter note, and so we say 4/4. This way, it gives us plenty of subdivision space to write down any 8ths, 16ths. If instead we were to think of its time signature as 4/16, then we'd have to write all the subdivisions as 32nd and 64th notes, and that'd look unreadable on paper.
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On 11/19/2021 at 7:23 PM, milkface said:
If you can be arsed, list tracks that you never tire of. They may not be your favourite tracks but they're tracks that remind you of someone, somewhere or something
TTTUUUNNNEEEEEE
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Eyeless In Gaza - Knives Replace Air
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I was just listening to Dead Kennedys - Holiday in Cambodia off YT, to see if I could recommend anything for OP's friend. Towards the end that song gets intense with lots of guitar effects. During that last minute or so, I thought I also heard a few analog synth like sounds, so I thought, ah ok "if there's distortion mayhem and some electronicky synth like sounds then surely they could enjoy listening to" and then I realised - I was listening to LP5 earlier and had forgotten it kept playing at the background, so the hidden track past Drane2 kicked in and merged with Dead Kennedys.
Do exactly that with your friends.
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Jack, I want you to draw me like one of your French girls.
French girls, I want you to draw me like Jack's raging bile duct.
rickroll
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IMPORTANT UPCOMING CHANGES TO LOGINS (NOW IN EFFECT)
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23 hours ago, zkom said:
Reviving this thread because lately I've been doing audio programming in Python to create sound editing tools. NumPy and SciPy offer pretty good signal processing functionalities that can be used relatively easily for audio programming also and I got pretty familiar with them in my previous job. Anyone else gone down this road? It's a bit hardcore and mathematical way to do audio stuff but you can create some interesting things.
nice. I used python a lot last year for uni
I imagine you've got librosa installed as well, yeah? https://librosa.org/
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25 minutes ago, auxien said:
quick easy video for dummies like me to understand a bit of an overview on Evergrande up until before the default today
there was one comment that sorta touched on things but i wasn't seeing much else that helped me
there's probably some good bits on reddit elsewhere tho (biased against /Superstonk anyway)
sorry, pasted it in a hurry, it seemed like a recent thread and I thought it'd get populated with meaningful comments..
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ae music is very nice, keeps baby calm
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I think OP's question should be phrased the other way round.
Why is people so difficult for Autechre to like.
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notice how in that video where he showcases the moppetverse, there's not a single ad on display.
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9 minutes ago, _vow_of_silence_ said:
^^ oh ffs lol
^^ that harmony change at 3:27 is timeless
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For once, an IDM record. One that'll make Pitchfork implode.
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11 minutes ago, beerwolf said:
Awesome
(I can almost taste and smell it!)
Nice red wine to wash it down with?
no alco today, I had a few IPAs yesterday. Can do a glass tomorrow though - any recommendations? most of the times I go for Bordeaux
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I cooked a chonky steak. Bone-in ribeye, 3.5 hours in sous vide bath @ 55C, then grilled and pan-fried whilst I was waiting for the chips.
Came out of the bath with a temperature of 50C, but then the grill increased it to 57C. Got a bit worried as I didn't want to take it more than medium-rare but it was incredible. Looks like I'll be eating steak for lunch for the next 3 days..
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1 hour ago, d-a-m-o said:
whaaaaat, I put Scion Arrange & Process about half an hour ago.
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Cybotron - Alleys Of Your Mind
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I still don't think I've heard it loud enough which is a shame really. Must happen, someone needs to drop it in a massive soundsystem and lots of people need to be there losing their shit.
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On 10/2/2021 at 4:36 PM, Polytrix said:
I went with a 2020 Refurb mac mini by the way and it's brilliant thus far. Still getting my head round the whole apple world tho.
Sent from my EML-L09 using Tapatalk
ha nice - contrary to my previous post in this thread, I ended up getting a refurbished Macbook Pro 13" with the M1 chip.
writing melodies
in EKT General Discussion
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Re music theory and analysis - this is from Mark Levine's book "The Jazz Theory Book".