Discuss anything related to audio or music production.
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funky shit
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by funky shit » Wed Mar 24, 2010 7:20 pm
dum wrote:funky shit wrote:naw your right. it is mono.
is the "external out/filter in" stereo?
mono

because normaly with moogerfoogers you would use a trs cable to send
always thought it would take both L & R as stereo.
ahwell.
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ethios4
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by ethios4 » Wed Mar 24, 2010 7:26 pm
So, where's the part about mastering whores?
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by LoopStationZebra » Wed Mar 24, 2010 9:58 pm
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by UKRuss » Thu Mar 25, 2010 9:08 am
Synopsis of thread:
Funky got stoned and fed a setero track through a piece of hardware that made it mono and added ground loop hum. He recorded it.
In his stoned state it sounded great.
In the cold light of day it was simply a recording of a once decent track, now mono and shrouded in noise.
He decided not to post up the audio.
Wisely I suspect.
Conclusion:
Moog Voyager, tasty synth, shit as a mastering tool.
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by alex.the.forge » Thu Mar 25, 2010 11:03 am
UKRuss wrote:Synopsis of thread:
Funky got stoned and fed a setero track through a piece of hardware that made it mono and added ground loop hum. He recorded it.
In his stoned state it sounded great.
In the cold light of day it was simply a recording of a once decent track, now mono and shrouded in noise.
He decided not to post up the audio.
Wisely I suspect.
Conclusion:
Moog Voyager, tasty synth, shit as a mastering tool.
hey man, noise is cool. Some of my best jams are 50Hz of MYYYYEEEEEEEERRRRRRRNNNNNNNNNNNN
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funky shit
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by funky shit » Thu Mar 25, 2010 3:09 pm
UKRuss wrote:Synopsis of thread:
Funky got stoned and fed a setero track through a piece of hardware that made it mono and added ground loop hum. He recorded it.
In his stoned state it sounded great.
In the cold light of day it was simply a recording of a once decent track, now mono and shrouded in noise.
He decided not to post up the audio.
Wisely I suspect.
Conclusion:
Moog Voyager, tasty synth, shit as a mastering tool.
this.
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by dum » Thu Mar 25, 2010 3:33 pm
dum wrote:it's a mono input...
so you sent it mono signals for Left & Right, recorded the output separately, and summed back to stereo in ableton or whatever - right ?
so have you tried this yet ?
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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by funky shit » Thu Mar 25, 2010 4:26 pm
dum wrote:dum wrote:it's a mono input...
so you sent it mono signals for Left & Right, recorded the output separately, and summed back to stereo in ableton or whatever - right ?
so have you tried this yet ?
yep
really tho without taking the piss it does sound good.. maby at times not.. distorting.. but giving it a little bit of drive/push.
only problem is i get a shit load of noise from my moog, i have it on a different loop from all my other equipment but theres still a lot of crap happening

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my speakers pick up the ground loop shite aswell.
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by dum » Thu Mar 25, 2010 4:34 pm
shitty buzz. (no pun intended)
I ran into a ground-loop problem with a G2-rack, whenever I would connect it via usb to edit patches. My solution was to connect it to an old iBook for patch editing.
Not a great solution, because I'd prefer to edit the patches on the same machine I use for recording etc. But anything is better than ground-noise.
At the time, when I looked into ground issues, the solutions people were using put me off... solutions which involved tampering with ground wires etc.
Have you done much research on solving this problem ?
Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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by funky shit » Thu Mar 25, 2010 4:39 pm
dum wrote:shitty buzz. (no pun intended)
I ran into a ground-loop problem with a G2-rack, whenever I would connect it via usb to edit patches. My solution was to connect it to an old iBook for patch editing.
Not a great solution, because I'd prefer to edit the patches on the same machine I use for recording etc. But anything is better than ground-noise.
At the time, when I looked into ground issues, the solutions people were using put me off... solutions which involved tampering with ground wires etc.
Have you done much research on solving this problem ?
my da is going to rewire the place. or something.. put it on a diffeent loop
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by dum » Thu Mar 25, 2010 4:43 pm
snorted

Pasha wrote:Thanks dum for being so precise.
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by sporkles » Thu Mar 25, 2010 4:49 pm
Listen up, Lounge Squad! Your mission is now to top this thread - this thread now officially being the funniest one yet in the Lounge.
Placebo always works wonders.
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by bodhi71 » Thu Mar 25, 2010 7:51 pm
At the risk of sobering all the fun, could this analog whore mastering be done with say... a Dave Smith Evolver desktop????
Looks like I'll have to funky the shit out of it tonight.
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by funky shit » Fri Mar 26, 2010 2:01 am
Does it have external input? Different vca's but still vca's!
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by ethios4 » Fri Mar 26, 2010 12:46 pm
What if you use an analog TV as your monitor for Live? Warmer?