On Thu, 31 Aug 1995, Lee Fogel wrote:
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> > i was pleased to see that someone still uses Dr.T's KCS software ...
>
> I do, though it's called Omega now. I'd really be curious to know if
> they use any of its algorithmic composing capabilities. It
> wouldn't suprise me at all, especially for some of the weirder rhythm
> tracks.
>
> Using algorithmic composers to create IDM (or is that AIDM?) makes a
> lot of sense to me on a philosophical level. Anyone else around
Yeah, but you couldjust cut the end point of an individual track so that
it will loop at a different number of bars than the other tracks, plus
you couldcut the first track (determines default loop length) right from
the get-go...make it 12 or 14 bars, or better yet, 28 bars, then program
some funk beats in non 4/4 time sigs... sounds patternless to most
non-musicians/casual listenners.
Also, if you make the snares (in funk) come down with a little flam=late
time by about 30(/240pqn) you get a more sincere r&b groove.
David Chandler - chandler@nethost.multnomah.lib.or.us (503)301-3011
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