This sounds cool to my ears. I've heard other rumblings online about this
sort of thing and it definitely sounds interesting. The bottom line would
seem to be:
first, does it work like you want it to work?
second, does it keep you interested and motivated?
third, does it sound good?
though, not necessarily in that order...
One caution though: RAM RAM RAM RAM RAM. Okay, that's five and when I say it
that way, it sounds like gay sex a la Heathers. But definitely make sure you
have enough memory. I don't know your setup, but a slow PC (because you have
too little memory) would kill you during a performance.
Otherwise, go for it.
---brian
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dr. Robot [mailto:thatweirdkid@hotmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 8:36 AM
To: idm@hyperreal.org
Subject: [idm] live on the puter
hey guys.
got some personal opinion questions for all of you. i am currantly putting
together a live show and heres the deal on that. i am piecing some instances
in fruity. around 30 fruity loop songs all worked out with real time
effect-ability. now, what i plan on doing is mixing between two instances of
fruity loops such as a dj would records. i open up two fruity loop programs
and run each ones sound to a diffrent sound card. from each sound card i run
a line to a mixer channel. now in doing so it allows me to play one song,
and get another one ready in the next instance of fruity, all while fiddling
knobs on a phat boy designated to the currant instance. i am currious if
anyone has seen or has done this before. and those of you who just attend
shows rather than create them, does this sound like somthing you could keep
interest in (if the music was of your tastes). any feedback would be
appreciated.
thanks,
mike
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