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lalala
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Posted : Jan 17, 2006 14:23
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Can heartily recommend these effects people.
They are the result of twenty years of research into experimental music and can produce some phucking loony tune sounds . They include :
delays : (1 plugin up to 30 delays at the same time each doing weird things)
freeze : freeze time of a bit of music then perform unspeakable mischief upon it
Pitch accumulator : dont know what it the hell it does but it sounds ridiculous
and many more :
http://www.grmtools.org/quicktour/vstqtclassic/index.html
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keyop
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Posted : Jan 17, 2006 16:28
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Yeah GRM tools rock.
I quite sure Prometheus used them on his robot-o-chan album.
Sometimes i just create a whole session dedicated to sound design, crack open the GRM's and i'm off!
Combining 2 GRM'S such as delay and doppler can create some startling fx.
Proper bo as one might say. |
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parapsyched
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Posted : Jan 19, 2006 18:54
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i just live those sick grm tools. each and every one of them !!! and u can make realy psychotic mind twisting sounds with `em. just the way i like it...
 if u dig deep enough u just might reach the sky...
"dream is destiny"
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koalakube
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Posted : Jan 19, 2006 19:52
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quite old.Very cpu demanding and nowdays not as goods back when they came out.
Try some Pluggo ;-)
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keyop
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Posted : Jan 19, 2006 19:57
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Oh and the band pass filter is fantastic as well.
But you might not want to try it as it may be too old? |
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lalala
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Posted : Jan 20, 2006 15:10
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On 2006-01-19 19:52, koalakube wrote:
quite old.Very cpu demanding and nowdays not as goods back when they came out.
Try some Pluggo ;-)
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what is pluggo ???
They are not so old and piss all over any other plugis because they allow you to do really weird things without relying on presets.
Still if you know of a plugin that allows you to have the same control that is experimental to the same degree id like to know what it is.
GRM is not steiberg or anyold plugin production manufaturer, they were set up specifically to research experimental sounds, I tell you theres nothing else like them around, even most granular synths looks like nursery school next to them. |
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Posted : Jan 20, 2006 19:13
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koalakube
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Posted : Jan 21, 2006 06:47
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Sorry i didnt want to sound harsh.
What i meant is that they have been out for a while now (1st time i used them was probably 4 years ago) and therefore they are not as experimental nowdays as they used to be back in time.
About Pluggo:
Check the cycling74 website.
Keyop:
A band pass filter is a band pass filter.
And your sarcasm is not that clever really. |
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lalala
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Posted : Jan 21, 2006 07:40
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Ok fair enough. ive been getting to grips with max msp over the last three years, it can get a bit fiddly but worth the extra work and sure as hell beats super collider. i hadnt heard of pluggo though, not that looks like fun ! Cheers for the word up (=; |
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keyop
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Posted : Jan 21, 2006 14:21
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koalakube, i have a few band pass filter plug ins and the grm definatley seems to work better than the others i have. Therefore i would say for the music i write, this works really well, especially with kick drums.
A band pass is just a band pass?
Next you'll be telling me a synth is just a synth.....
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koalakube
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Posted : Jan 22, 2006 07:32
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On 2006-01-21 14:21, keyop wrote:
koalakube, i have a few band pass filter plug ins and the grm definatley seems to work better than the others i have. Therefore i would say for the music i write, this works really well, especially with kick drums.
A band pass is just a band pass?
Next you'll be telling me a synth is just a synth.....
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Its a matter of opinion.
A band pass filter is a band pass filter,yes.GRM's one may be ok for you,in certain sitautions (i.e. as u mention kickdrums).TIt may not be usefull in other situation.
And a synth is a synth,yes,it depends for what u gonna use it and how good you are at programming it.
Keep ya sarcasm home m8,kinda annoying. |
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koalakube
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Posted : Jan 22, 2006 07:33
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On 2006-01-21 07:40, lalala wrote:
Ok fair enough. ive been getting to grips with max msp over the last three years, it can get a bit fiddly but worth the extra work and sure as hell beats super collider. i hadnt heard of pluggo though, not that looks like fun ! Cheers for the word up (=;
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Glad to see other MAX MSP lovers here.
Well pluggo is just a collection of plug ins.SOme weird stuff,check it out if you have time.I love them,and I used them in the track BASS INSTINCT on the Continuum album. |
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Surrender
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Posted : Jan 22, 2006 07:49
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my question about grm delays is: can they be synced to your bpm?
"On the other hand, you have different fingers."
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