These samples are from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOMRIPne_js

Didn't feel like a cohesive album. It felt like I was listening to random tracks from his production folder...

It will work on the light just from your monitor...although I can't imagine anyone using this in a club (would be as impractical as using voice commands in a club or as cheesy as using a wiimote)

It's not buggy at all. I have the first developers unit and I just received the final dev unit yesterday. They improved the field of view of the device and it's able to track my fingers perfectly...For 70 dollars it's a no-brainer purchase! http://imgur.com/iWUxw9h Here is a demo of a simple example...

I use M4L alot...my current set-up is a main MIDI device which processes MIDI in certain ways that suit me and a polyrhythmic/random beat/sequence generator written in Java used to trigger samples.

If you are not a programmer or have failed with these things in the past, there is no reason to go the puredata/supercolider route. MaxMSP is much more user-friendly, and given that it integrates with Ableton, it's a good investment to learn that. You can always code in C/Java and import that in Max...

Or maybe the sounds aren't perfect and the notes aren't fine?

I own Diva but I really want him to finish up that arpeggiator! I will also buy Satin as soon as it comes out. He really knows his stuff.

^^^ What mawltea said...Machinedrum and Monomachine sequenced into Ableton.

Single player games are boring for me now. I play Team Fortress 2 every other day...this consists of me owning people and then taunting like a 15 year old. I'm ~28 and it feels good.

If you are using one sample then doing this can be a good way to add that extra attack/transient. If you are layering be careful because even the tiniest changes in your pitch envelope or amount will change the relationship of that sample to the other layers and it might be easier to just find a kic...

Space Echo was used for sure. The track is so sparse, yet so full, it kills me.

care to share your results?

I still don't get it. Does it use samples or physical modeling/synthesis for the drums? To me the demos just sound like acoustic samples + polyrhythms (some straight, some non-repeating polys).

Of course not. Do they really expect to sell this app with 2 mediocre examples? This developer is delusional.

The flying lotus one was removed: "Thank you very much for your interest in the Red Bull Music Academy and your question. Due to concerns by FlyLo's management, we had to remove this video from our website and youtube / vimeo channels. We hope to have it back on our site sometime, but can't pro...

Reverb wrote:can someone explain what spotify is

It's like netflix but for music. Pay 9 dollars a month and get access their entire music catalog + pandora style radio + apps...songs can be downloaded to all of your devices (encrypted) or streamed.

i say we start a communal fund that we can then use to bribe bloodstream into uploading the set. every man has a price. i got $50 on it struggle is pointless, donate the money for a good cause ! the set wont be uploaded - deal is deal! a deal is a deal? what are you talking about? did you make a de...

How about...post a screenshot and the Ableton .als!!!

Try this: Put an EQ on the masterbus:

1.5-2db shelf boost below 150Hz, 2db cut at 200 and 500 with Q = 2..see if that makes it a little warmer...