Sickle's Glitch disaster

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t-willy wrote:
Sickle wrote:I've been toying around with the idea of getting back to my early Godflesh/Pitchshifter roots now that I might be able to afford a guitar again here in the next month or so..
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:hihi:

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t-willy
That was bait laid for you and no-one else, and you took it just like I knew you would..

I have an Internet Stalker.

:help:

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Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"

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:dog:

but don't tease me :x

especially given my current situation - see sig

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Sickle wrote:In other words, you'd like to hear just how far from perfect I really am, correct?
I knew that ages ago. :P

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Very nice Sickle. Sounds like this Orange Grains contraption (Reaktor?) is capable of some really expressive control. In the right hands, of course.

I know it's already been brought up, but I'd like to hear a few elements without reverb. My favourite aspect of glitch sounds are the dynamics being all over the place, which reverb tends to smooth out. Maybe a layer of dry glitches on top would be nice...

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you always seem to supply me with just the right amount of "ahh" after a day at college (today we recorded a heavy rock destinys child cover :o )remeber im just an engineer in all this not a musician)
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cron wrote:Very nice Sickle. Sounds like this Orange Grains contraption (Reaktor?) is capable of some really expressive control. In the right hands, of course.

I know it's already been brought up, but I'd like to hear a few elements without reverb. My favourite aspect of glitch sounds are the dynamics being all over the place, which reverb tends to smooth out. Maybe a layer of dry glitches on top would be nice...
Ok, ok..I'll run a snippet without verb when I get home. Better yet, if anyone's interested I can post the Reaktor chain I used.

:D

(back to work)
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i think those glitch ensembles like orange grains really require some reverb/delay or they sound a little arid. just on person's opinion. i'm also a reverb abuser by nature.

i personally would like to see the reaktor chain if it's not a bother. i want to rip you off...

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Yeah!! Inspiring!!! and morally uplifiting.

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t-willy wrote::dog:

but don't tease me :x

especially given my current situation - see sig

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t-willy
Your number's still programed in my cell phone, so no worries..

8)
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Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"

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Niiiiiice.
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Don't do it my way.

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Borogove wrote:Niiiiiice.
Another successful mp3 tagging, no less.

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Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"

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Sickle wrote:Another successful mp3 tagging, no less.
Have you nothing better to do than sit here and wait for me to post?
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Don't do it my way.

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cron wrote:Very nice Sickle. Sounds like this Orange Grains contraption (Reaktor?) is capable of some really expressive control. In the right hands, of course.
Orange Grains was only one part of the signal chain on this. The dynamics in this track are due to Orange Grains placed after Swan Song. Each one on it's own can make a real mess but together, well..

:hihi:
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Jens, "B.t.w.: it appears I was wrong"

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'van, you might want to try putting percussive loops through some of my desamplers: bLooper, cloudMaker, fLuxus, lfoGrainCloud, luGubrioso. and then, if the reverb is not enough for your taste, use primeDelay, geoDelay, traumDelay to thicken. i made the desamplers specifically for creating music in "sacred time" (where past, present, future all collapse in on themselves, like a temporal holograph). i bet you could do something really cool using this approach. :-)

i like erdle's effects also, particularly orange grains, mr. pink, and white grains. white is my favorite, intellectually, but i just can't seem to get anything "useable" from it: it tends to make everything thin and digital-tinny sounding.

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Great trasformation Sickle! You always find the creative way. 8)
Cheers

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