That Gregor Tresher tune is beautiful. i love it

yes in a basic sense, but i would do a lot more than just add one note. ive created entire tunes out of delays of one single sound delayed in three or four time signatures, with each one doing something different. i never think 'delayed sound' i think 'delayed midi' , which means those midi -notes ...

i really like the ping pong delay :oops: yeah me too, but in live context, not in productions. i create my own delays in midi, so if i want a sound to have some sort of repeat element, i write it into the tune, then i can have it repeat any way i want for as long as i want, with shuffle, or it can ...

Has anyone else noticed that a majority of the minimal tracks out now seen to be TOO minimal? I love the simplicity of minimal music but I feel that the whole musical aspect of it is floating away. For me a good song ismore than just a beat that goes on for 6 minutes with a little stab or weird eff...

i really like the ping pong delay

zkreso wrote:I remember the "Wookiee Woods" EP, it was one of the first netlabel releases I had heard, and made me much more interested in netlabels.

+1
interested in hearing more stuff from him again.

this tip really helped me, but i have a doubt: is there any way to get rid of the attack of a snare without having to render everything to audio and then modulating the volume? i use microtonic for snares, as i think it sounds fairly good and i'm used to it, but if i push the attack back, it sounds...

couldn't sleep so just got up... looks like im catching the american part of the board online... compress the snare. if you want to see how much it should be compressed, you can perform a simple trick - take a part of a (well produced) track where you have one hit of only the kick, and one hit of k...