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Oh, all you great wizards of music creation....
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Mandala Echos
Mandala Echos
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Posted : Jan 12, 2005 06:34
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I think that a very important thing to a tutorial or a topic for tutorials is about the struture of the psytrance tracks. |
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Antbreath
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Posted : Jan 16, 2005 18:49
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Very nice idea this one Guys
i know from my own experience that some folk dont like to share their knowledge, but i reakon it could help to evolve the scene ...
really lookin forward to seeing the birth of this concept |
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Kaz
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Posted : Jan 20, 2005 18:29
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Nice to see this thread (took me a while, I know). Can I just continue submitting my tutorials on this board?
And a recommendation to tutorial writers: I noticed that most tutorials are VERY specific and talk about doing very specific things. A good tutorial can be applied to a very wide range of subjects. I could give a 200 page tutorial on how to emulate analog FX machines using LAP's mixer and 4 simple effects (2 single tap delays without feedback, 2 basic HP/LP filters and some clever wiring in the mixer can give you monstrous effects that sound taken out of Vangelis's most horrible nightmares... only missing the agonized screams of "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MY PIANOS?!"). This tutorial will make 10 people copy me exactly, out of them 3 will actually learn and apply this on their own.
If I make the same tutorial in 10 pages, generalizing it to 'mixer rewiring in order to make complex and original effects' then I've made this tutorial appeal to over 10 times as many people, and none of those will have the ability to copy me exactly, as I won't be talking in sequencer-specific terms anymore. Application of ideas will come through understanding by default in this way. http://www.myspace.com/Hooloovoo222 |
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serra
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Posted : Jan 24, 2005 14:37
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On 2005-01-20 18:29, kaz wrote:
Nice to see this thread (took me a while, I know). Can I just continue submitting my tutorials on this board?
And a recommendation to tutorial writers: I noticed that most tutorials are VERY specific and talk about doing very specific things. A good tutorial can be applied to a very wide range of subjects. I could give a 200 page tutorial on how to emulate analog FX machines using LAP's mixer and 4 simple effects (2 single tap delays without feedback, 2 basic HP/LP filters and some clever wiring in the mixer can give you monstrous effects that sound taken out of Vangelis's most horrible nightmares... only missing the agonized screams of "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MY PIANOS?!"). This tutorial will make 10 people copy me exactly, out of them 3 will actually learn and apply this on their own.
If I make the same tutorial in 10 pages, generalizing it to 'mixer rewiring in order to make complex and original effects' then I've made this tutorial appeal to over 10 times as many people, and none of those will have the ability to copy me exactly, as I won't be talking in sequencer-specific terms anymore. Application of ideas will come through understanding by default in this way.
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psionic nomad
IsraTrance Senior Member
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Posted : Feb 19, 2005 17:58
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oki-doki..
so i was the first one to write in this thread....right karnaf? 
and let me be the last one 
SO....LETS BEGIN!!!
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talolard
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Posted : Feb 19, 2005 21:01
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we've actually started. their are already a few tutorials compiled althou for lack of time and general feedback i havent managed to truly plan a stucture. i thank everyone whos contributed so far and everyone who is on the verge of so doing
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rica
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Feb 25, 2005 22:17
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good lucky in this project here guys, i look forward to see its results and learn from it
i'm no musician but if i can help in any manner drop me a message
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Rusty O'Hara
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Posted : Feb 26, 2005 12:23
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I'm really intrested in effects... especially as they relate to psy-trance.
This is where I really struggle.
In exchange I can help on Cubase (VST5) matters, hardware, synchronisation and so on.
Best,
Rusty |
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br0d
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Mar 7, 2005 06:38
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On 2005-02-26 12:23, Rusty O'Hara wrote:
I'm really intrested in effects... especially as they relate to psy-trance.
This is where I really struggle.
In exchange I can help on Cubase (VST5) matters, hardware, synchronisation and so on.
Best,
Rusty
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Rusty: the key to effects is an UPGRADE. 
SX has an FX right click menu, with which you can destroy any part of any wav file which you have selected with its selection tool. This is the ultimate in effects power, and it uses no CPU other than that which is in use at the time of processing. It's like having Soundforge or Wavelab BACK inside Cubase (like it used to be...)
"Point and shoot effects" are the way to go...reversibility is overrated.
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Rusty O'Hara
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Posted : Mar 8, 2005 04:10
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On 2005-03-07 06:38, br0d wrote:
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On 2005-02-26 12:23, Rusty O'Hara wrote:
I'm really intrested in effects... especially as they relate to psy-trance.
This is where I really struggle.
In exchange I can help on Cubase (VST5) matters, hardware, synchronisation and so on.
Best,
Rusty
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Rusty: the key to effects is an UPGRADE.
SX has an FX right click menu, with which you can destroy any part of any wav file which you have selected with its selection tool. This is the ultimate in effects power, and it uses no CPU other than that which is in use at the time of processing. It's like having Soundforge or Wavelab BACK inside Cubase (like it used to be...)
"Point and shoot effects" are the way to go...reversibility is overrated.
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Hmmm... I may have to try this out.
The thing is I write on hardware only....
Haven't actually used Cubase in ages.
But I should / will ahve a look at this as you suggest.
Effects & Percussion I need to sort out. |
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Plan_B
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Apr 24, 2005 19:35
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hey.
I did'nt do anything for quite some time now...
I guess i could give ya a hand...
MSG me if u need anything - I can translte Technical English to hebrew (and vice versa) in a very high level...
so, let it rip...
Oh, and i can contribute on musical stuff as well... "The Blues is'nt about making you feel better. It's about making others feel worse, and make a few bucks while you're at it." - "Bleeding gums" Murphey. |
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talolard
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Posted : Apr 27, 2005 11:47
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Hey.
we could reall use youre help in writing a tutorial. what's your speacialty?
thansk tal
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On 2005-04-24 19:35, Plan_B wrote:
hey.
I did'nt do anything for quite some time now...
I guess i could give ya a hand...
MSG me if u need anything - I can translte Technical English to hebrew (and vice versa) in a very high level...
so, let it rip...
Oh, and i can contribute on musical stuff as well...
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Work like you don't need the money.
Love like you've never been hurt.
Dance like nobody's watching.
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fuzzikitten
Annunaki
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Posted : Apr 27, 2005 15:13
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Tal,
Did you ever come up with a list of what needs tutorials? It might lead to more submissions if you have a list of people to choose from... |
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talolard
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Posted : Apr 27, 2005 15:56
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i got stuck on that.
i dont have enough knoledge to come up with a list, and i didnt get enough input to compile one.
i'm actually very happy with whats been going on in the forum itself, we've had 5 or 6 excellent threads in the last month that seemed to be an independent creation of what we wanted to do with the tutorial.
i'm going to start making a "best of", try to go thru as much of the forum as ic an and pick out the most usefull stuff and compile adn structure it.
at lteast i'kll try.
help would be most aprecaited.
as for the tutroials, i've had a fee PM's and emails from people sayign dyed like to help, and i';ve asked for specific tutorials by people who are storng in specific fields. tiem will show us what they will bring forth.
tal
Work like you don't need the money.
Love like you've never been hurt.
Dance like nobody's watching.
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : May 11, 2005 18:22
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On 2005-03-07 06:38, br0d wrote:
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On 2005-02-26 12:23, Rusty O'Hara wrote:
I'm really intrested in effects... especially as they relate to psy-trance.
This is where I really struggle.
In exchange I can help on Cubase (VST5) matters, hardware, synchronisation and so on.
Best,
Rusty
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Rusty: the key to effects is an UPGRADE.
SX has an FX right click menu, with which you can destroy any part of any wav file which you have selected with its selection tool. This is the ultimate in effects power, and it uses no CPU other than that which is in use at the time of processing. It's like having Soundforge or Wavelab BACK inside Cubase (like it used to be...)
"Point and shoot effects" are the way to go...[b]reversibility is overrated[b/].
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...but still available! Once you've done your processing in this way (as many times as you like), select the audio event or open it in the audio editor, and then select 'Offline Process History' from the Audio menu...
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