Mark Fell, Rian Treanor, Gabor Lazar

[catalog]

I'm gonna find the other guy in a bit who has the really long signature with all his tunes, I can't remember him now

 

[mvuent]

the idea of doing some kind of workshop is really cool. always assumed i'd move on from doing stuff in a more rigid DAW setting once i'd "mastered" that but why wait until then?

 

[muser]

I made this in uni and I think I've pretty much forgotten 90% of how to do any of it. I lost the finished version when my hard drive got wiped on my laptop, opened it up not that long ago thinking I might have a go at refinishing it, looked at the scramble of wires and closed it again quickly.

 

[wektor]

I'd be up for it, might give a bit of motivation to dust off my pirated copy of max 5 and/or actually make some music.

god I recall finding the only available copy of cracked max 8, was on some weird warez site and took a few hours to download because the dl was limited to 50kbps or so. had to buy the annual license eventually because I've upgraded to the newest macos and none of the cracked software works

 

[wektor]

I made this in uni and I think I've pretty much forgotten 90% of how to do any of it. I lost the finished version when my hard drive got wiped on my laptop, opened it up not that long ago thinking I might have a go at refinishing it, looked at the scramble of wires and closed it again quickly.

damn that is beautiful!
granular synthesis is still past me though, I feel I really need go get into reading Microsound at some point

 

[muser]

You can grab the (unfinished) patch if you want to play around with the granular part theres a link on the YouTube. to be honest the granular synthesis bit of that was made over the course of a granular synthesis module so basically tutors design, i barely read any microsound. the work I really did on that patch was the CA object and the mapping / UI.

 

[catalog]

@chava @gremino i still can't find the long signature guy tho

 

[luka]

@chava @gremino i still can't find the long signature guy tho

@Mr. Tea aka Sid Viscous. I think he's changed it now though.

 

[wektor]

You can grab the (unfinished) patch if you want to play around with the granular part theres a link on the YouTube. to be honest the granular synthesis bit of that was made over the course of a granular synthesis module so basically tutors design, i barely read any microsound. the work I really did on that patch was the CA object and the mapping / UI.

you had a whole module around granular synthesis? that sounds either really sweet or really horrible.
what uni/course btw if I may ask?

 

[Leo]

In regard to the discussion DAW versus coding your own shite,

one of @luka's favorite topics. luka, remind us again where you come out on DAW versus coding your own shit?

 

[Mr. Tea]

and by that I mean luka asking me what a number is

That's fine, he doesn't know either so you can bluff it.

 

[muser]

you had a whole module around granular synthesis? that sounds either really sweet or really horrible.
what uni/course btw if I may ask?

Well possibly was part of a wider synthesis module, I'm not really not sure now looking back at it! I remember it was interesting though as it was mostly practical. This was music tech at UWE.

 

[chava]

@chava @gremino i still can't find the long signature guy tho

huh?

 

[catalog]

Thought you might be interested in a music workshop?

 

[IdleRich]

That way too technical for me I fear.

 

[line b]

@chava @gremino i still can't find the long signature guy tho

Other life?

 

[chava]

Thought you might be interested in a music workshop?

Ah. But it is this the granular synthesis modular whatever programming workshop? Then it's not for me. I am too dumb for that stuff. I like a workshop proper; techno constructed haphazardly with real tools you can hold in your hand. Not an industrial workshop, though. Stuff made of wood, nice stuff, but not 'designed'. Amateur-ish. Anyone up for something like that?

 

[chava]

I'd definetly attend a workshop with this guy (sorry for derailing a bit) :

 

[wektor]

Ah. But it is this the granular synthesis modular whatever programming workshop? Then it's not for me. I am too dumb for that stuff. I like a workshop proper; techno constructed haphazardly with real tools you can hold in your hand. Not an industrial workshop, though. Stuff made of wood, nice stuff, but not 'designed'. Amateur-ish. Anyone up for something like that?

how about stuff made of stone, nice stuff, but not 'designed'?

 

[muser]

I'd definetly attend a workshop with this guy (sorry for derailing a bit) :

I'd love to see that, every attendee has to source their own wood storage shed and have at it.