Discovering Electronic Music Part 2
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Play this track - youtube-address/watch?v=_vYq6-
rTFaU Then at the 7min mark bang on start this vid ^. They sync up really well.
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2:45 DUBSTEP!
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@takenae I already think the same about FL
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That's the way it was when I was growing-up.We would have given our left-one for a Modular Moog! ; )
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te tune at 1:47 is Bach Little Fugue 578, for anyone who wants to know.
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whats the song that they constantly play?
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@takenae Thanks for the info! Very interesting. Also I'm gonna buy this app, it looks amazing. I'll also do a google search for some spectrum analyzers VST's.
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FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
imagine write music in that old crap compiutar!
god bless ffruity loops whitout it i would only able to play the godamn maracas!!
lol im mexican
smallpanzer 3 months ago
@smallpanzer jaja ... in the future ... some people may think the same about FL ;)
takenae 3 months ago 3
4:18 I want a DAW with that feature
lightswitchlarry 3 months ago
@lightswitchlarry The famous page "D" on the CMI. You can download the new Fairlight CMI application for iPhone or iPad (include page D en real 3D!!!). Anyway many current DAW spectrum analyzers (or stand alone plugins too) have much more sophisticated features. The page "D" was a visual guide to understanding a bit more harmonics modifiers on the CMI ... no db ... no freq ... no nothing ... but cool!
takenae 3 months ago
Pretty interesting that release sustain didn't exist at that time...
zKhamguy 4 months ago
@zKhamguy the moog 911 module (the one on the film) have ADSR controls, named T1, T2, T3 and Esus, plus one control signal "Trigger" and one Output. You can conect two or more 911 to make a complex ADSR, In fact was Ussachevsky who suggest (and improove) to Moog make a better ADSR.
takenae 3 months ago