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Bending Hectic is really good, came here to post it too lol. As usual though on first listen I can't help but compare it to its live versions. I remember Thin Thing album version having to grow on me after having the original live version from 2021. I do like the changeup before the Johnny Power Chord toward the end.
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17 hours ago, J3FF3R00 said:
Man. All of the new tracks are so good.
My favorite moment of this video is between 14:49-16:49. So deep.Reminds me a bit of the music from that Siberia level on Timesplitters 2. First level if you have played it. And Squarepusher's Tundra.
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Whatever it is, I don't think it'll be particularly long/big. I mean collapse and Syro had good bit of buildup beforehand.
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What's peoples favs so far? (
I know it was already posted but too lazy to find it again.)I think he will be releasing an analord 2. Not necessarily with that name, but seems he's really stripped things back to analord style
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10 minutes ago, Rubin Farr said:
Will delete my post then lol
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Any new tracks? Or tracks that may be his if unidentified so far?
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Software that can track harmonics in a sound well and isolate them.
Example: you throw in a piano note playing C, or any note. The software can track the harmonics, and be able to do things like isolating the Even or Odd harmonics within the sound as it plays and changes. If it has even better functionality and can isolate harmonics in more ways that would be even better. But I am looking for a way to isolate Even/Odd Harmonics at the very least. I just think it would be cool to run even harmonics thru separate effects than odd harmonics. As an example.And obviously you can take it further mathematically. It would be cool if you could type out what harmonics you want to keep in/isolate. Or give it some equation of numbers that isolates whatever the equation comes out to. Like "Isolate all prime numbers".
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Like ADSR/Sononym etc. Just wondering opinions here so I don't have to spend as much time looking for one.
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Beyond Come To Daddy and Windowlicker. It seems like an instrument that can work very well but there are many ways to make it sound awkward where more typical sounds may sound better.
Can be Acoustic/Electrical. Or a Bass guitar, anything as long as it's a guitar.-
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Dude looks like an entirely different person with that beard.
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2 hours ago, toaoaoad said:
My thoughts exactly and this is exactly what I predicted when I heard the news of them disbanding. Disbanding is just another career/marketing move. Who the f does a ten year anniversary edition? Cringe all around
Reminds me of Death Grips breaking up then to my surprise putting out a new album shortly after. I've seen other instances 'breaking up' just to remind people they exist. Then it gets a reunion tour a few years after which attracts more people than if they had just kept doing live shows. Then like that, they are working together again.
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13 hours ago, Rubin Farr said:
He was a novelty act, like Deadmau5 and Marshmello. The fad has passed.
I see where you are coming from. But I think it really only applies to that mainstream bump in 2010 or whatever.
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On 2/6/2023 at 6:55 AM, iococoi said:
Yeah I will watch games from GM's and understand most of the moves and reasoning behind them. But GOOD LUCK playing a GM... or an IM.. or in my case anyone over about 1000 elo.
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8 minutes ago, Summon Dot E X E said:
Chess by AI Factory Limited
Ah I like that one too
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On 2/4/2023 at 7:29 PM, vkxwz said:
I started a couple of years ago on chess.com too, was more fun than I remember but I'm still too lazy to learn any real openings, it's a beautiful game imo
You would probably do well then switching to Chess 960. It seems the openings for that are more abstract depending on the pieces. Nothing is set in stone.
And yeah it's simplicity into complexity is what is attractive. A human can get his mind around 64 squares at once... on the top level anyway. If it was more complex, with many more pieces and squares, it would probably be worse off for it even if it all made sense as a game in itself.On 2/3/2023 at 2:26 PM, xox said:I’ve been playing chess on chess.com regularly for years; have tens of thousands games played
Jesus. Blitz and all that right?
On 2/3/2023 at 1:30 PM, Summon Dot E X E said:I wanted to learn it and had an app that had a tutor feature, but I have trouble thinking several steps ahead. I might gain that skill if I were to play a lot, but it seems like a big time commitment.
I definitely have a lot of respect for chess masters though.
Was the app Dr. Wolf?
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On 4/21/2020 at 2:42 PM, FilziSH said:
Let's revive the topic a bit
Q Magazine, november 2014, the greatest comback of last decade (was more recently, but more than 5 years have passed... time don't run so fast please
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Yeah, I can't believe Collapse will be 5 years old now this year. Already 4 and a few months. Like WTF. Feels like it came out 2 years ago.
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Edit: Since I made this thread, I have come across 3 instances where people are talking about chess in activities that have nothing to do with chess. Online and one while I was out and about. This is really strange. IDK if before I started chess I was running into people talking about it but didn't take notice, OR if it really is becoming THAT big.
Anyone hopped on the current Chess popularity boom, here? I just started playing chess about 2 weeks ago and it's surprisingly engaging. I've known how to play for a long time, but past two weeks I have been playing a game or two daily. Very fun and Easy flow state access as you have to concentrate the whole time if you want to win.
I asked people at work about chess and found out a few people started playing chess within the past few months. There was a lot of drama that resulted in people paying attention to chess, even non-chess players. And apparently there is a popular youtuber league where popular youtubers play against each other. Which you know, causes an influx of new chess players.
https://www.chess.com/ - the largest chess website. It has lessons and puzzles as well but it's behind a paywall, so I recommend lichess.org if you wanna up your game for free. The tactic puzzles are great. And has lessons for beginners -> advanced.-
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I try to get into Coding apps for music and such but the apps haven't impressed me enough soundwise to decide to devote the time to them. For example: Max/MSP. It does sound interesting but even the best patches sound like things I can make in my DAW.
I am thinking it would be worth it if these coding platforms had a unique sound. And there definitely are some interesting sounds it can generate, but I just am never impressed enough to keep going with it. Same story with SuperCollider and Puredata etc. I sincerely try every once in a while and same result.
THAT SAID, anyone know of any tracks or patches (on youtube or something) made with these things that probably couldn't be made using conventional vsts, or at least not have to go out of your way to make them. Or just impressive stuff? -
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On 1/9/2023 at 8:35 AM, Summon Dot E X E said:I'm trying out AudioStellar on Windows now. It looks promising. It can split up a WAV into slices prior to its processing/grouping, so that's exciting.
I'm still trying to figure out how to play it like in the demo videos, but it automatically spit out all the slices in a new folder, so that does exactly what I wanted!
You ever incorporate this into your music or anything? I have gotten some great results running audiostellar thru FX and granularizers as it picks similar sounds close to each other so the granularity tends to fit texturewise.
On 1/9/2023 at 7:16 AM, ignatius said:thanks for the link. that app looks interesting. will check it out asap.
You ever try Audiostellar? I can't recommend it enough.
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12 hours ago, YEK said:
I heard that he sells ketchup flavoured jelly beans.
Makes sense to me.
Actually I wonder about many artists with a similar following. EOD for instance. Just wondering if it's possible to make ends meet at that level. Or if the music only pays for so much. I've heard of the concept of getting 1000 ' dedicated fans' that would buy most of your stuff. At this point I'd say they have an extensive discography and have around that amount of dedicated fans. Total conjecture on my part. -
On 5/15/2020 at 12:20 AM, Frank Poole said:
I listen to the Welkin EP frequently and the intro to Humidex always gets me hype af
Old post, but everytime I go a while without listening to his stuff, and then listen to humidex, it's like hearing it for the first time. It's ridiculously catchy.
I noticed about that Welkin EP, he seems to use a LOT of tropes in electronic music, but he uses them so well it feels fresh AF.On 12/31/2021 at 5:43 AM, Rubin Farr said:Anyone know what Reid does for a living? Wonder how he makes his life in between sparse releases.
I wonder this too so you are not alone. Lol.
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On 1/7/2023 at 9:36 AM, exitonly said:
Myriad is a batch sample processor that, among other things, has an "Extract at thresholds" action. With Myriad you can set up workflows of processing so if you wanted to extract all of these files and then normalize them, conver sample rate, and then rename them based on the detect base pitch of the sound then you can.
AI isnt going to be needed for simple transient detection. I could see someday hopefully being able to pull out drum or other instruments (i.e. have AI generate a simulated extraction) from a complex sound would be amazing. For day to day drum slicing, transient detection is often fine.
Myriad DOES seem like it would work as well. Do you know any other good Batch Processors? The list of things it can do is very impressive. And needed
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On 1/7/2023 at 2:04 AM, ilqx hermolia xpli said:
Thanks for the recommendation. I've always wanted to get into programming if only because I have all these workflow ideas that I can never find a plugin or software for. Though that would be a big time commitment, lol.
I do also have Melodyne which does a decent job at what you are talking about. I wish though this kind of software was more accurate.
I have found some promising software worth checking out to anyone reading this. It's called 'AudioStellar'. https://audiostellar.xyz/lang/en/index.htmlOn 1/7/2023 at 10:37 AM, ignatius said:when i made sample libraries of one shots i had to use more than one program since there isn't one single bit of software that does all the things. i think i used /strip silence/ -> make new audio files out of separate regions in DP or something. but also did some stuff in live because when ya edit a bit of audio you can make it into its own sample and it goes into the subfolder in teh sessions called "processed audio" or whatever it is so then it's easy to dig out the samples.
but.. if any DAW or editor would just do 'strip silence-> make new audio files' and save to a folder it'd be way easier. i think there's a script or something but i forget. been a minute since i spit out a bunch of one shots. 'renamer' was great for renaming things though.
So if you are interested I've found software that kinda gets at what I am wanting to do. And goes a step further by doing what Atlas does and mapping one shots by similarity. It's open source. https://audiostellar.xyz/lang/en/index.html
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18 hours ago, user said:
Damn, I’ve had my house flooded twice but the burning partial or entirely I’ve been spared so far, that is some rough shit.
And it’s definitely true what you say regarding following the news, at least I definitely get a greater sense of impending doom the more I’m engorged.
Otoh even considering that, here in NL 2022 was a shitshow in terms of politics, gouvernement and the societal consequences etc.
On a personal level for me it’s been progressively worse each year and 2023 seems to be continuing the trend so far.
Anyway, kinda pointless post by me here. Sorry about that. Hope upward trends continue for everyone and all.
Ah, I hope life will trend upward for you as well.
In terms of Flooding, where I live had two '500 year floods' a few years apart. As in people would say 'this area only gets a flood this bad every few centuries' and then it happened 2 years after that again. TY Climate change. Oh.. my house has flooded 3 times in my life, lol. Caused by Hurricanes. The first was only like.. a foot, but the next two which are more recent were 6-8 feet.
The fire was so surreal, and thankfully only burned up two of the rooms in the house (it started outside the house and made it's way in). But the only reason I woke up in time to see it wasn't because I smelled smoke or even heard anything (maybe I did hear something which woke me up but I am not sure).
The reason I caught the fire 'early' was because I had to take a leak. And I remember looking at my phone noting it's 4AM in the morning. Getting up, and passing by a window and thinking "Is it really daytime at 4AM? When's daylight savings time again?" Then i looked outside and saw it. "Oh okay so the backyard is on fire.. FUUUUCK". And I know they tell you not to go back for valuables but I wasn't letting my external hard drives with all my music burn. Unfortunately the fire ruined most of my vinyl collection the past 10 years and the player... eh despite all that I am happy to still be alive, lol.
If I hadn't gotten up to take a leak, I don't think I would have died or anything as I could have gotten out the window of my room and the smoke would have eventually woken me up, but for sure much more of the house would have burned up and thankfully I was able to salvage a lot of things after cleaning them of ash.
Oh, and ever since then I have had mild PTSD whenever I see an orange glow outside of a window of a street light, or when I get up at the crack of dawn. Thankfully it's been subsiding and I don't think about the experience much anymore. I'd rather just forget it even happened.
And, I don't sleep in a room without a smoke alarm anymore, lol. A while back I slept in the living room simply because the detector in the bedroom wasn't working right.
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I think it's good they have stripped the band down for now. Phil, Ed, and Colin are off on their own doing new things so hopefully when they get back together in 5 years they will put out a worthy album.