Sorry, I can't figure out what you meant there!BBFG# wrote:Painstaking removing these sounds from all patches that use them right now.
i suppose, he's cleaning the digital files of the vinyl albums, he put on his pc.bpblog wrote:Sorry, I can't figure out what you meant there!BBFG# wrote:Painstaking removing these sounds from all patches that use them right now.
Actually going through patches/programs on software and hardware to remove them out of the patch/program. It's an effect, and mostly only needed occasionally. It ends up ruining a sound or even worse, a project when it's used all the time. For my purposes, I might use it for two seconds in no more than a single piece out of five hundred.mellotronaut wrote:i suppose, he's cleaning the digital files of the vinyl albums, he put on his pc.bpblog wrote:Sorry, I can't figure out what you meant there!BBFG# wrote:Painstaking removing these sounds from all patches that use them right now.
... and thank you very much for the files!
Got it! You're absolutely right too, the effect tends to get overused nowadays. But I do still enjoy layering (some sounds) with vinyl noise in order to get a more lo-fi feel. It's probably because I made my first steps in music production in the digital age, so I actually like adding some artifacts from the analog era.BBFG# wrote:Actually going through patches/programs on software and hardware to remove them out of the patch/program. It's an effect, and mostly only needed occasionally. It ends up ruining a sound or even worse, a project when it's used all the time. For my purposes, I might use it for two seconds in no more than a single piece out of five hundred.
You're welcome and have fun using them!mellotronaut wrote:... and thank you very much for the files!bpblog wrote:Sorry, I can't figure out what you meant there!BBFG# wrote:Painstaking removing these sounds from all patches that use them right now.
bpblog wrote:Got it! You're absolutely right too, the effect tends to get overused nowadays. But I do still enjoy layering (some sounds) with vinyl noise in order to get a more lo-fi feel. It's probably because I made my first steps in music production in the digital age, so I actually like adding some artifacts from the analog era.BBFG# wrote:Actually going through patches/programs on software and hardware to remove them out of the patch/program. It's an effect, and mostly only needed occasionally. It ends up ruining a sound or even worse, a project when it's used all the time. For my purposes, I might use it for two seconds in no more than a single piece out of five hundred.
That's how it goes! One day when the whole world is driving electric cars, young drivers will be installing gas engines to get that vintage gasoline feel!BBFG# wrote:Ha! I come from the analog age where we spent copious amounts of time trying to eliminate noise and low fidelity...
bpblog wrote:That's how it goes! One day when the whole world is driving electric cars, young drivers will be installing gas engines to get that vintage gasoline feel!BBFG# wrote:Ha! I come from the analog age where we spent copious amounts of time trying to eliminate noise and low fidelity...
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