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[idm] IDM - how do they do that?

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2002-01-30 14:15Tim Mortimer [idm] IDM - how do they do that?
2002-01-30 14:18Tim Mortimer [idm] Re: IDM - how do they do that?
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2002-01-30 14:15Tim MortimerOK, hot on the heels of the stutter query, this is kind of my "how do they do that" query.
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OK, hot on the heels of the stutter query, this is kind of my "how do they do that" query. Basically when I listen to say Fennesz/ maybe also Kid *** (or I can think of a Tetsu Inoue track called DSP Terminal also as a very specific example), I hear what sounds like audio subjected to some kind of Harmonic/ Resonant Accenting - something quite Vocodery about it, maybe closer to saying something like formant frequency shifting/the cher effect, but kind of a digital extension of this....It definately sounds kind of Digital to me, not just Analog filters or Resonance, although in some way, thinking fennesz again, i can see how severely overdriven signals might induce this kind of effect, but its more subtle, like an exciter or something, but withh 100% saturation. & in the Kid 606/ The Tetsu I track i mentioned, it kind of sounds band passed & modulated....These all sound like useful/ relevant ideas I hope, but none the less there's something about the sound of it that seems to say DIGITAL (in capital letters...) ive played around trying to saturate samples with VST plug-in exciters & Vocal Tuners, but to little effect. Mind you, its all very tentative at this stage - Im still just a frustrated ex- rock guitarist. is there any more recent/ DSP based thing that does this effect, or am I sounding like a raving loony? or are we simply talking MAX/MSP here & I need to go out & get a mac? (Im on PC...) what about some sort of Reaktor config? granular synthesis?
2002-01-30 14:18Tim Mortimersorry, wrong list............ apologies ----- Original Message ----- From: Tim Mortimer To
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sorry, wrong list............ apologies ----- Original Message ----- From: Tim Mortimer To: idm@hyperreal.org Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 12:45 AM Subject: IDM - how do they do that? OK, hot on the heels of the stutter query, this is kind of my "how do they do that" query. Basically when I listen to say Fennesz/ maybe also Kid *** (or I can think of a Tetsu Inoue track called DSP Terminal also as a very specific example), I hear what sounds like audio subjected to some kind of Harmonic/ Resonant Accenting - something quite Vocodery about it, maybe closer to saying something like formant frequency shifting/the cher effect, but kind of a digital extension of this....It definately sounds kind of Digital to me, not just Analog filters or Resonance, although in some way, thinking fennesz again, i can see how severely overdriven signals might induce this kind of effect, but its more subtle, like an exciter or something, but withh 100% saturation. & in the Kid 606/ The Tetsu I track i mentioned, it kind of sounds band passed & modulated....These all sound like useful/ relevant ideas I hope, but none the less there's something about the sound of it that seems to say DIGITAL (in capital letters...) ive played around trying to saturate samples with VST plug-in exciters & Vocal Tuners, but to little effect. Mind you, its all very tentative at this stage - Im still just a frustrated ex- rock guitarist. is there any more recent/ DSP based thing that does this effect, or am I sounding like a raving loony? or are we simply talking MAX/MSP here & I need to go out & get a mac? (Im on PC...) what about some sort of Reaktor config? granular synthesis?