I wanna be like BT
I wanna be like BT
I'm going to go and sample some rain, and then quantize it to perfect 256ths.
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His latest record, "This Binary Universe" has lots and lots of rain all over it. Very dramatic. Yeah.Caymus Cab wrote:quantizing rain to perfect 256ths?? any audio clip on the net I could hear this on??
And there are lots of articles describing how he quantizes all his audio and how much he hates the awful timing of midi. This stuff (technique) is indeed interesting, albeit seriously anal.
I was just going to buy TBU this weekend...the price finally came down to where its fairly reasonable than when it was first released.nebulae wrote:His latest record, "This Binary Universe" has lots and lots of rain all over it. Very dramatic. Yeah.
BT has a stutter effect that everybody says you can find information about on the internet...can something similar be accomplished if one uses Sampler...I saw the Sampler video and it looks like if you drag the sample end selection you can get the repeat stutter effect...could you map different lengths of the same sample (but at different lengths) to different keys to give you the capability to do something similar?
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Hey did you see it at SONAR in Baltimore? I was there too. Might have bumped into you.theshaggyfreak wrote:I recently saw This Binary Universe live (the BT and Thomas Dolby tour). It was quite a good show although the live version of TBU had much different dynamic than the CD/DVD. It's a good disc, though, and I enjoy it quite a bit.
It was a great show. I saw him on the Movement in Still Life tour and that was more mind-blowing but mainly because that music fit the concert/club venue better than the largely downtempo TBU did, but TBU was cool. It was interesting how they substituted the string lead parts for the herdy gerdy .
this is true. and Reznor (NIN) has his brainiacs synthesizing and programming for him. Many artists don't do as much work as they might have when they were up and coming. I think there are many explanations for this.hoffman2k wrote:So sasha has people warping for him.
BT has people chopping for him...
hire some help to do some chopping/fx/ programming etc ? Why not? It's a form of collaboration. Anytime that I have worked with someone else it has always stretched me in some way.
The caveat I have is when stars pawn it off as only their own work and not a collaboration, or work for hire programmer/engineer arrangement.
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he might be anal, but this binary universe is one of the best albums of last year for me. well worth a listen.
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http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures
http://soundcloud.com/thenarcoticcreatures
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oh yeah
I agree. I went and bought This Binary Universe and I think it's brilliant. He does some pretty amazing work on it!
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