zlemflolia
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sometimes it's good to sell out in the short term to be able to root in and branch out more in the long term
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that being said i think the quality has lowered maybe because adult swim is paying them so they have a higher budget and can buy expensive shit so its not as creative
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I thought it was amazing
I was high as fuck though and accidentally stumbled upon it on the TV guide on adult swim and it was the surprise of a lifetime. I had no idea this was even a thing and then I see it there waiting to be played in 15 minutes
It was glorious, I loved the ending bit with the girls using men as emotional tampon quasi prostitutes and getting arrested
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Does anyone else think that 7th slip sounds like how it feels to become aware of one's own breathing while on acid?
Idk what you're talking about with the breathing, but now that I listen to 7th slip looking for acid-like qualities it sure reminds me of what it's like when your thoughts literally echo through your head on acid along with that weird timestretch feeling where you hear a low hum as a response to stuff. idk how to explain
Agreed sir.Understood, mate. Dynamics are certainly more compressed than usual for AE.
lol forgot about that
lolMexican Sequencers
juan & roberto
autechero
el seq, mi madre!
FLOL best cover, can tDR print that shit up with the words embossed? Would pay $80.
i cant breathe
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cool....looks like he reveals a track with the tool info....lushy.
did he remaster this track?
can't recall if the name was changed.
24 ems-alias mgroove.mp3 5.4MB
24 alias mgroove.mp3 12.7 MB
No, the original file I have from when it first came out is silent when combined with this new version inverted. They're identical.
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Damnit guys
You have to listen for the subtle timbral modulations and stuff
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I'm one of the douches who bought a tape and doesn't even have a tape deck or have the intention to even hear it on tape really. My dickhead nature just compelled me to buy the tape because I thought it looked kinda cool. See you guys on ebay in 5 years maybe ;)
Me too
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Shirts are generally more expensive than $30 though aren't they?
I mean, unless you live in Tunisia or Malaysia where they're all made....
Not a bad deal with the album thrown in.
i've never paid fucking $30 for a t-shirt in my entire life and never will
(unless it's iddim as fuck)
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I believe that they use this one weird trick a lot on elseq:
samples of stereo reverb'd sounds as a source for granular processing..
it's basic, but it's an easy explanation for the spatial-sounding stuff..
I mean they must probably have the world's largest collection of recordings featuring mad synth into immense reverb.
can easily throw into some granular thing, profit guaranteed.
Yeah I was thinking this this morning that lots sounds like it's taking only a wet reverb signal and applying an envelope to it or using it for granular like you said.
And that the extreme stereo widening at parts is from dissimilarities in grain clouds in each stereo field and they can modulate wideness by increasing dissimilarity
(Sorry if obvious I'm still new to this)
Side thought, Sean said they never use randomness because it sucks, but what's wrong with using random LFOs for subtle modulations, and randomness in general within timbres as opposed to sequencing?
Side thought, Sean said they never use randomness because it sucks, but what's wrong with using random LFOs for subtle modulations, and randomness in general within timbres as opposed to sequencing?
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cirklon1 kind of sneaks up on you and on the 4th listen you are like "oh. fuck."
It's so watery but simultaneously thick and meaty like engine oil. Stupid comparison
I just love it. SO good.
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So do AE use Max/MSP for sound synthesis or just controlling external peripherals? I've been learning Max/MSP and reading on how to make high quality sounding synths and apparently it's riddled with issues including aliasing, scheduler slop dropping events, and things like that. Is this the case? And if so, how are these problems alleviated? Clever programming?
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I'm just in awe at both AE_LIVE and elseq, every sound is just so lush and thick somehow and when it's not thick it's tactfully thin. Dumb description but whatever
Every synth growl and bassline is just so meaty sounding. And the drums with these pre-trigger delay roll things are just so fucking tasty
AE_LIVE and elseq are the current pinnacles of electronic music
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cheetaht2 god yes
Holy fuck I stopped listening after about a minute because I want to save this to savour it when I have the entire album. SO LUSH
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holy lol
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Pretty sure I posted this in another thread at some stage but the 'Mr.X' essay by Carl Sagan is an insightful wee piece about cannabis use:
http://marijuana-uses.com/mr-x/
Main reason for posting this is that I was looking for similarly insightful/lucid writing about weed, please post that sort of thing if you have any ideas!
Really awesome essay and it really applies to all psychedelics not just cannabis
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Here are the comments on the uchoob track, in pdf format
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1Hq4-4ToMUdVklMTVFRRXFrUTQ/view
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alol
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Anyone had their perception of both Quadrange and Exai changed when listening to them in context of elseq?
Just me then?
k
No definitely not just you, Quaristice in particular for me has really changed. I already loved it but I just for some reason feel a million times more aware of all the beautiful and subtle timbral modulations, as well as having an even greater appreciation of awkward timings in some tracks like Perlence Range 7
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Shit psn that's wallpaper material. Hot dang.
It's beautiful and it's disappointing how many people don't even bother to look out their window. Honestly any time I look out I'm just in awe. Love standing by the toilets and stretching and staring out the window when a nice cloud walks by. There are some great sunset moments that I still remember that I never managed to get pictures of. But yeah. It's surprising how you don't see pics like this more often because millions of damn people fly every day I mean wtf?
A really great view from above is Iceland. It's mesmerizing. And when you're landing in Seattle and you pass Mt. Rainier so close that it just engulfs the view from the window. Beautiful.
tl;dr
Airplane views
My favorites I've taken
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According to that interview posted earlier, the Ryan Wyers kid who did the video has autism. And RDJ has aspergers to some extent (right?) so maybe he sort of felt fellowship with the kid and it influenced him into letting him do the video more. Just a random thought
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elseq is the greatest musical creation ever
Holy fucking shit the depth of textures and detail here is just astounding, how the fuck do they even do this shit. How the fuck will anyone come close, who will be able to attempt to?
So far I've only properly listened to 1 and 2 in their entirety, and a couple tracks from each of 3, 4, and 5. I'm saving the rest to have my first listen in the future while high. I can't wait
elseq 1-5
in Autechre
Posted · Edited by Zeffolia
spaces how V is psychedelic, the auditory manifestation of the eternal waiting room that awaits us all in death, wishing we shouted out "Hey, wait for me" as the last of your convoy left the room before the door locked, instead of keeping quiet to avoid being an inconvenience to them for asking for the right to avoid eternal waiting by joining them in social bonding.
Interspersed with screams and yells, is the waiting room the same cosmic jail Dave found himself in, his older wrinklier self, the noises being their own unique way of asking the prison guard to let them out? Does the guard himself want to get out even more than them, and their mere existence requires his guarding? Should he be begging them to let him leave?