Elektron-Users

Monthly would be awesome.

cool i'm in

neilbaldwin wrote:

Edit: though to be fair, someone did suggest I be disqualified for 'spamming' the Lab with 4 tracks

If that's me you're on about I actually said that you were trying to cover every possible genre before anyone else got a look in.

Dataline wrote:
hehe just saw TIB's track has broken the rule of 3 minutes

And break my own personal rule that everything should be 13 and a half minutes long??

tIB wrote:
neilbaldwin wrote:

Edit: though to be fair, someone did suggest I be disqualified for 'spamming' the Lab with 4 tracks

If that's me you're on about I actually said that you were trying to cover every possible genre before anyone else got a look in.


Yeah I know but I know what you mean between the lines...

Another from me, trip hop? Dunno.

http://soundcloud.com/darenager/octatrack-science-lab2-1

darenager wrote:
Another from me, trip hop? Dunno.

http://soundcloud.com/darenager/octatrack-science-lab2-1

That's a great sound Daren

Put the noise loop into the OT and I'm really excited to work with it!

I race through the menus, never thought I knew so much about the machine already.

Setting up a pad sound, sample it, pitch it up 7 notes, sample main output and voila there's your octatrack polyphonic tracks .

Too early to post something, but it's



.R

^Look foreward to it!

I might try some resampling stuff next.


Thanks Neil

I'm not sure I agree with resampling for the sake of this Lab per se...

If you create new (tonal) samples by resampling the white noise.....you're not just using white noise any longer are you? The source for your Tracks is now a newly created sample.

I know Andy did some stuff where he was live-resampling tracks to make chords (or at least he intended too, which is quite a smart idea) and that, I'd argue, is still within the 'rules'

But creating new samples (however derived) and saving them to the Project folder, in my opinion isn't.

In short, if your Audio Pool contains anything apart from the original white noise samples then I'm afraid you get this (from me):