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I wrote Hexagon as my entry into the Hive contest on Blend.io. A lovely lady called Olivia Brown wrote some lyrics and sang beautiful harmonies, turning my OK instrumental into a song reminiscent of the summer of love (1967 - the first one) with hints of Donna Summer and Giorgio Moroder. Hexagon - G...

U-he's Hive synth has undo and redo.

Yeah, I should have realised. I got the same with one of my tracks on Blend. Had to mess around with it a lot to get any shape back into it.

Another good thing about Blend is that you get far less people coming along and saying, "Nice sounds. Now come and like my track [URL]". I like this one. Listening to it on PC speakers, and that kick is making my floor move. I don't think it needs any more polish, but you could try compres...

S4racen wrote:No ones mentioned Splice.com yet?

Or Blend.io

There's a link to a tutorial video in my last post.

The mic inputs on the 2i4 are mono. So of course the sound is only going to come through one speaker. The usual ways of turning a single vocal into stereo involve duplicating the sound and shifting it in time. You can use a Chorus effect to do this, or just duplicate the track and manually shift it ...

Not sure what you mean by a 'transition' in this context. Do you mean a riser?

That's why I mentioned it, as something else to test.

Not on my Nexus 7. Everything's fine there in Firefox and Dolphin browsers.

Yes. And now you mention it wookie fur does look a little like a dead cat.

I'd be happy with a new 'motus operandi', so long as it doesn't require a firewire interface...

I use a Zoom Hn2 which gives me great results and can also sit on top of my DSLR as an external video mic. But I don't advise you to get one unless you're prepared to use an external mic with it that has a 3mm mini jack cable. There aren't any XLR sockets as it's just too small. Great for keeping in...

When slicing an audio file is there a way to adjust the transient markers myself like I can when using recycle? Recycle? Not sure what you mean, but you can put transient markers anywhere you like in a clip and then slice the clip based on those transients. Also is there a way to match quantize so ...

Just putting warp markers in a clip doesn't warp it. Moving those warp markers in ways that give you the timing and the sound you want is what warping is about.

You might want to spend a few minutes watching one of these many tutorial videos.