Love that. Old school DJ looping, but in the box. :)
In Reaper, you can tab to transient, which might be helpful for cutting things in rhythm, since the downbeat usually has got a big transient.
Oh damn, this sounds rad.
Sounds especially guitar-like on those chromatic runs. :) Well done!
Same. Glad to learn these principles and apply them to digital audio nonetheless. :)
Nixon in China.
Jk lol.
I'm not enough of a Radiohead fan to understand this.
Mao is a joke to me. The above quote (which is his) goes on to say, "In present circumstances, revisionism is more pernicious than dogmatism."
So...
Mao: Marxism is universally true. Also Mao: Dogmatic Marxism is bad. Also Mao: Anything post-Marxism is revisionism, which is also bad.
If you can get through it, read On Contradiction to see just how many back-flips he does to make Marx's "dialectical materialism" into something that is neither dialectical nor material but a metaphysical fact of our world and all human progress (as if that's not revisionism).
Yes, Brandi has got a lovely vibrato!
Yeah the sibilance is right. I believe it has to do with the large coil which sound has to move when using a dynamic.
Yeah that would work well if I were precise enough to know when to automate the click in and out. If I'm playing free-tempo, I won't really know when that click should begin.
I've never tried this! That sounds like pure vibes.
I'd imagine nostalgia is a big factor.
But otherwise, low-pass-filtered stuff generally sounds less exciting. You can read about pink noise and Brownian noise, for example, which more closely resemble natural phenomena like wind or rain from inside a shelter. Pink noise is white noise which decreases 3dB in volume each octave; Brownian noise, -6dB/oct. It were as if you put such a low-pass filter on white noise. So music that shares a similar frequency profile is relaxing.
This guy is a gem. And this converter has been helpful for me getting out of the Kontakt ecosystem.