fixed it by installing KorePlayer 2.1 - installed on the g5, then Massive Threat that I'd tried to run started working - not a bad selection of sounds for starters in the end

thought I'd check it out with the Kore coupon the other night - turns out the installer refuses to install on non intelmac.. weird, as Kore Player runs fine on non intelmac.. Theres a hack that can fool the installer somehow - still workin on it otherwise refund will be demanded..

Here's a clip of the tune I'm doing, work in progress

http://www.sendspace.com/file/uozr1q

In my previous post I mentioned 6/16 that was what the sequencer was set to, it is in effect in 3/4.

Let me know if you check it out :)

lovin this tune sooooo much - have it on repeat - any more of this ...

heard this last night on bFM - pure genius - then the amazing video when I got home!

lovin it!

trying the mac demo in sec - this is amazing!

I would sample one piano note ( a middle C?) and then assign that across
the keyboard preferably at an 8 bit SR.

That will give you a nice crunchy and stretched out old school vibe.

totally - even sampling the GM Piano 3 in Quicktime might work if you're really stuck.. then process accordingly ...

totally loving this - nice work with the spring and tape - must dust mine off - have a copykat I should really get around to combining with the acutronics spring - lemme know when a 320 is available

...and while there are plugins that are supposed to emulate the sound of a Space Echo, none of them really come close because it has its own sound properties (like saturation & analog hiss) that IMHO just can't be modelled accurately yet.
That's probably true, but IMHO, the saturation and analog ...

nowaysj wrote:totally ot: Check out how punchy this is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH7MHydl ... ature=fvwp

amazing

mean as track - love his stuff from the 70s - gotta have a rhodes in every studio...

Never heard a convolution spring verb, how do they sound. Seems like something convolution couldn't do, the spring being so extraordinarily organic.

there's a few spring options in logic's space designer... not particularly nuts about them, they do sound oddly sampled and consistent. springs ...

Depone wrote:King dubby delay emulates exactly what your saying! - http://www.lowcoders.fr/

massive thanks for this one - will try in the studio later today

Sub Shifter wrote:Here's the original cooledit sine waves that Decklyn was on about.
http://www.divshare.com/download/9008546-d69

much thanks - will load up in a min


chur!

Sub Shifter wrote:I've got the cool edit pack of sine waves on my old HD. Il upload when I get in from work.

massive thanks - lookin fwd to seeing how it compares to the MS10 Triangle samples in the mix

yeah - I totally agree - ended up sampling my Korg MS10 doing sine notes [through Brick tube pre and TL tube comp] chopped up the samples - taken at dim intervals for loading up - works great in Kontakt - link will work for 20 days
Not the purest sine wave, but full of thick analogue goodness ...

The ms10 only has triangle waves as the purest waveform, but with that delicious lowpass filter you can get it sounding really deep. As far as the difference between synthesized and mathematically generated and then sampled sines, there really is no discernible difference. Most synths, even "analog ...

The good softsamplers these days have pretty much zero aliasing.

yeah - I totally agree - ended up sampling my Korg MS10 doing sine notes [through Brick tube pre and TL tube comp] chopped up the samples - taken at dim intervals for loading up - works great in Kontakt - link will work for 20 days ...