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Get well!

The main problem with the idea that RTR = Steinvord, is that RTR's music sounds meandering, indecisive and downright clumsy. It's the aspirational sound of someone trying to figure out the building blocks by aping other people's tracks on a superficial level. Whereas Steinvord's stuff has a ton of swagger and confidence, a natural ability to play around with different genre tropes while forming them into actual music. RTR is like a decent cover band in a pub pretending to be the real deal, straight up silly. I tip my hat to enthusiasts, tinkerers and genre nerds alike, but for God's sake just stand for it and front it under your own name if you love it so much. The sham is just a great disservice to the effort and care that obviously goes into it.

Sweet mix for a Friday bike ride.

https://analogicalforce.bandcamp.com/track/dsde Wait, what? Literally recreating Steinvord tracks now? LOL, this has to be the dumbest shit in Braindance. Kudos for coming across as both lazy and desperate, though. ?

+1

Poor sods are ignorant as no tomorrow.

I once yelled at the moron skinheads of my hometown, who were celebrating Rudolf Hess's "martyrdom", that he was a fucking coward who committed suicide in his prison cell. I then demonstrated that I a) had a bike and b) knew how to use it. Another local skinhead, about one skinhead generation later, went to Ukraine to fight for the Russians post 2014.

Through MIDI pitch bend?

A Russian Ass Vibrator.

Linear and nonlinear editing are terms from the film world, aren't they? Film is nonlinear in that it can be cut and spliced freely, frame by frame and off-line, while videotape needs to have all clips prepared and sequenced in secondary storage before they are commited to the master tape in real-time. Anyway, there's music gear that lets you work in both ways, like the Monomachine and the Machinedrum. You work "linearly" on the patterns (ie plotting in each event into their alloted 1/16th time slot), and then the song mode lets you skip freely/nonlinearly within each pattern, looping any sub-pattern as you wish, changing the tempo as you wish, etc. Very powerful stuff for a classic hardware sequencer. You can do real polyrhythms (not just polymeters) or remix a single 16 step pattern into endless variations. Unfortunately Elektron have ditched these features in all their boxes since the Octatrack.

At least the first two.

I'll try installing it on one of my PI3s to see how it performs. Would the Renoise GUI make sense on a touch screen, though?

Spamban already?

Yeah, I had to get that one, too. Bought it new at a nice price a couple of years back. Best read of my life, I think,

And the usual complaint: Would have been an instabuy, shame about the shipping costs and WeMe not deducting the local VAT on export.

Got that swing.

Must've gone under WATMM's radar.

The main problem is that we're now discussing the troll instead of the fucking war.

Lotsa gold in the Bitstream catalogue.

Is the track nickname change function gone?

Eight consecutive Twitter reposts in an hour would make anyone seem kinda manic, not to mention dubious in the middle of a propaganda war. Time for a little break? Consider if you're coming across as spammy and obnoxious?

Yeah, get a room.

Concentration Camp

afxfuckery = tigercubdelay