andei wrote:does anyone have the compression part?
i read the EQ part a week ago and loved it.

he actually has never gotten around to making the compression part. although many people, myself included have been pressuring him to make one.

and a/d converter is what gets sounds from a microphone or synth or whatever with an audio output into a computer. a d/a converter doing the exact opposite.

machinedrum sps-1 uw. it ownes.
i always use a hybrid of sampling and synthesis. both have their ups and downs for me.

yeah i have been reading that tutorial for forever. it puts it all in a really great and refreshing light. big ups hipnotic!

hardware has two things working for it over software. 1. interface 2. sound software has two things over hardware. 1. interface 2. sound until they make a hardware tracker i will still be in love with renoise. until the majority of softsynths stop trying to recreate older analogue synths i will not ...

elektron machinedrum sps-1 uw & puredata. the both of them are so essential to me.

earle wrote:a really simple way if they clash is just to automate the volume of the bass to drop slightly when then kick plays - just draw it in manually. or automate an eq.

yeah that is basically a quasi manual side chain compression if i am not mistaken.

i personally like it. at least the faster bpm part. i don't really like the harder stuff but i would like to see the return of sahko or sleeparchive (not that he ever left) eventhough it is not quite so dancy.