oh ok, well in that case why not just make the sounds you want in battery?

congrats on the r3! doesn't that share the same synth engine as the radias?

http://www.native-instruments.com/#/en/ ... /maschine/
lol, i was just posting abt this w/joey.

know your tired of me saying this, but it's ashame your using battery and not maschine. maschine could pull that off easily, and you'd still be able to play it live like a drum machine. when it comes to laying down a track in a daw, just click and drag. i wonder if you could do something like that ...

i wonder if there's a practical way to build one using doepfer or dotcom modules?

know your tired of me saying this, but it's ashame your using battery and not maschine. maschine could pull that off easily, and you'd still be able to play it live like a drum machine. when it comes to laying down a track in a daw, just click and drag. i wonder if you could do something like that w...

b3groover wrote:There's no such thing as mathematical A. It's a relative standard. It's been both lower and higher before.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of ... tern_music

lol - interesting article. if you own a synth with drifty VCOs, you can have them all at once!

Reference A. Tsk tsk 440 x a second I think is middle C ? [edit] A forgive me if i'm being too cheeky, but i'm like 98% sure the mathematical A vibrates at 432 cycles per second as opposed to 440(due possibly to it's mathematical relationship to 12, 12 semitones, etc), and was originally used until...

balma wrote:

ninja6485 wrote:...and what would you think of a collaboration of sorts?

What's that?

like work together on a song. you could do some nice pads and stuff with the fizmo, get some samplers grooving and show off some playing ability, and i could handle the drums and bass with my acid synths.

sounds inspiring ;) i've been working on a concept album based entirely on tea lately, and used teapot percussion sounds and loose leaf tea in a metal tin along with other tea related sounds that i sampled with that zoom thing as hat/rim/tom/click style percussion. the loose tea sounds like a maraca...

well i can't say that i'm physically attracted to it (although my virus might be), but i've alwayse liked this picture of the alesis ion from the vse main site. don't know about other angles though...

tekkentool wrote:battery powered laptop

i actually have one as my "studio computer" it's a rain livebook. wasn't as helpful durring the power outage as i had hoped...i'm still waiting for a notebook that takes AA's...or at least c or d's...

I have grown to hate hi hats... They're always mixed to high, even in most everything I have done. Pretty much how I feel about them too. Still love kicks and snares though. you could alwayse replace the hats with clicks or beeps. i like steam noises & other high pitched clicky found sounds. what h...

i really like the frothy liquid noise at 1:00! that's my favorite thing to do with the odyssey, and probably my favorite analog synth sound to date in all of it's subtle permutations. i can listen to that sound for longer than i'd like to admit...

that guy probably ended up with it thinking he was getting a genuine jackson pollock...