won't reveal all just yet but it's fairly substantial.

i will say that zero sum will stay on dub for now gareth, there will be some amen abuse though

jsml wrote:any update on whagwarn with new releases from sully?

swear that jungle ep has been overdue for a while. and rise the machines rmx needs to come out!

Yeah, there's been some changes of plan but Solitaire, Simple Things and quite a few more have a Keysound release scheduled now.

Standout features for me are -

Stable as fuck, has never crashed of its own accord.
Very CPU friendly too.

Really tight timing through a midi interface.

Open source Tool API means stacks of add ons for extra features. If something is missing you can probably script it yourself...

Same applies to ...

nice!

like i say i'm not sure about the provenance of that pack though
the vocal from 'shelter' is definitely a copy

i had the computer music samples and they sounded like copies as i recall.
they definitely weren't the full stems at any rate.

the main samples are off actual tunes anyway...

http://www.whosampled.com/The-Future-Sound-of-London/Papua-New-Guinea/

add some synth arps and segull samples and you're ...

^^^
Phasing isn't basically EQing at all. (except for the comb filter effect you can get)

Anyway you could try doubling your patch and automating the pitch on one copy slightly, this'll give you manual control over phasing/flanging sounds

Haha lord no it won't be monetary. Will be better than that IMO!

Anyone with the LP, am equally gutted about the pressing glitch, if you PM me the runout etching ill compensate you...

niceone for the motivational words, i've been in the studio though trust me, just letting the beats pile up until the time comes to make a selection and drop some.
it's all jungle atm though i gotta say, if you check the Keysound podcasts you'll catch some of the collection so far.

And Solitaire is ...

Also, does anyone know if Sully has any plans to release any of this jungle biz? It's tasty.
One of the tunes is forthcoming Russian Leisure, can't remember which one though

Niceone :)
Got a vinyl only EP forthcoming with them, t/l Simple Things, Solitaire, Zero Sum & Simple Things Michael ...

Sharmaji wrote: 9 times out of 10 though, if you're looking to widen a sound, your basic L-R sample delay sounds better than any of this malarkey.

So true IMO!

shackleton has been doing snareless 140 for years too...
good to see some other brave souls taking the same approach though.

jrisreal wrote:

in all seriousness i think a waveshaper works better than a limiter in a lot of cases...

There's software called Photosounder that converts sound to image and can be edited in that form.
Really detailed sound isolation is possible but it's not for the faint hearted.

Check your mix in mono. If it goes to shit, you're not doing the track any favours.
You're introducing the possibility of phase cancellation so IMO best left alone.

(I haven't checked the track btw, sorry.)

You want a synth with a self oscillating filter (tal noisemaker is good and free)
Turn all the oscs off except a white noise generator.
Turn the res right up, set the cut to taste and sweep it with an envelope.
Should be in the ball park, use filter feedback or saturation to roughen it up, obviously ...

^^^
this stright from the ghost's mouth
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jun98/a ... oldie.html