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Re: [idm] granular synthesis AND other stuff

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2000-09-12 02:53{{{5x}}} Re: [idm] granular synthesis AND other stuff
└─ 2000-09-12 04:38EggyToast Re: [idm] granular synthesis AND other stuff
2000-09-12 16:40Ian Doyle Re: [idm] granular synthesis
2000-09-14 08:36Re: [idm] granular synthesis AND other stuff
2000-09-14 22:32Ian Doyle Re: [idm] granular synthesis AND other stuff
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2000-09-12 02:53{{{5x}}}whew! i thought i was the only one. i actually spent the better part of a day playing with
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whew! i thought i was the only one. i actually spent the better part of a day playing with it. i did manage to get some neat sounds but the only way i started to develop it was by pressing some of the random buttons and going from there. i like audiomulch's format much better. i actually made a track using it that i upped to mp3.com but it's taking a while before it shows up on the page. if it's cool (as in, acceptable to do so on this list) can i let you guys know when it's up? i just wanna see if it's a decent track because i don't trust my thinking anymore ;). peace, shaun Ian Doyle wrote:
quoted 16 lines i aggree, i reckon the whole program has no definite structure, and really> i aggree, i reckon the whole program has no definite structure, and really > no theory behind it....it's wayyyy too confusing, even the full version has > less functionality. > > >From: "Eddie Symons" <eddie.symons@jesterinteractive.com> > >To: <idm@hyperreal.org> > >Subject: Re: [idm] granular synthesis > >Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 13:41:07 +0100 > > > >OK, I tried the demo, and just got really really confused. I can handle > >most > >stuff ok, and I know what I'm doing with granulab, but this is just plain > >weird! Anyone know of any quick start guides or anything? It looks like it > >has loads of potential, but I don't know where to start! > > > >Eddie
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2000-09-12 04:38EggyToastAt 08:53 PM 9/11/00 -0600, {{{5x}}} wrote: >whew! i thought i was the only one. i actually
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At 08:53 PM 9/11/00 -0600, {{{5x}}} wrote:
quoted 12 lines whew! i thought i was the only one. i actually spent the better part of a day>whew! i thought i was the only one. i actually spent the better part of a day >playing with it. i did manage to get some neat sounds but the only way i >started >to develop it was by pressing some of the random buttons and going from >there. i >like audiomulch's format much better. i actually made a track using it that i >upped to mp3.com but it's taking a while before it shows up on the page. >if it's >cool (as in, acceptable to do so on this list) can i let you guys know >when it's >up? i just wanna see if it's a decent track because i don't trust my thinking >anymore ;).
i think the problem with granular synthesis is understanding what a "grain" is. it works great with tangible things, but music? nuh uh. although yes, the random procedure is a nice way to get sounds. i get the impression that this is more along the lines of stuff to be "sampled". imo of course. cheers, \derek ----------- "Extremism is no vice when God's on your side" -Opus the Penguin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-09-12 16:40Ian Doylei aggree, i reckon the whole program has no definite structure, and really no theory behin
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i aggree, i reckon the whole program has no definite structure, and really no theory behind it....it's wayyyy too confusing, even the full version has less functionality.
quoted 24 lines From: "Eddie Symons" <eddie.symons@jesterinteractive.com>>From: "Eddie Symons" <eddie.symons@jesterinteractive.com> >To: <idm@hyperreal.org> >Subject: Re: [idm] granular synthesis >Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 13:41:07 +0100 > >OK, I tried the demo, and just got really really confused. I can handle >most >stuff ok, and I know what I'm doing with granulab, but this is just plain >weird! Anyone know of any quick start guides or anything? It looks like it >has loads of potential, but I don't know where to start! > >Eddie > > > Its not entirely free (although the shareware is functional enough to be > > cool), or a classic granular, but try crusher X (www.crusher-x.de, I >THINK). > > It's a vaporsynth, which is a granular synth with knobs on. > > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >
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2000-09-14 08:36ChaoShaman@aol.comjust uploaded some songs that use granny synthethis and odd fiiltering, witness the detruc
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just uploaded some songs that use granny synthethis and odd fiiltering, witness the detruction and time warp it allows. somewhat novelty/experimental tracks to me, i'm working on arrangement and techniques. private comments if you listen. joe www.mp3.com/chaoshaman --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org
2000-09-14 22:32Ian Doylea grain is just a sample of audio, usually between 1-1000ms long (0.01 is possible aswell,
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a grain is just a sample of audio, usually between 1-1000ms long (0.01 is possible aswell, but pointless), this grain of sound is repeated,however many times you want, and then it moves onto the next grain (and often each grain is given an individual envelope to make the end result less harsh) the advantage of granular synthesis is that you can pitch shift a sound without changing is speed, or timeshift a sound without changing it's pitch..... but i don't think it should be limited to samples, BT uses it quite a lot to good effect.....
quoted 7 lines i think the problem with granular synthesis is understanding what a "grain"> >i think the problem with granular synthesis is understanding what a "grain" >is. it works great with tangible things, but music? nuh uh. > >although yes, the random procedure is a nice way to get sounds. i get the >impression that this is more along the lines of stuff to be "sampled". imo >of course.
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