Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
I blame computers, tape, speakers, etc... all audio recording/production/reproduction tools. Nuff said.
Music shouldn't exist. One less thing for people to complain about.
Music shouldn't exist. One less thing for people to complain about.
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hurlingdervish
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
people shouldn't exist imotbhbbq. then theres no one to complainaqua_tek wrote:I blame computers, tape, speakers, etc... all audio recording/production/reproduction tools. Nuff said.
Music shouldn't exist. One less thing for people to complain about.
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mr.ergonomics
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
make music not noise!
Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
I agree. Judgment day draws near, anyways. Only a matter of time.hurlingdervish wrote:people shouldn't exist imotbhbbq. then theres no one to complainaqua_tek wrote:I blame computers, tape, speakers, etc... all audio recording/production/reproduction tools. Nuff said.
Music shouldn't exist. One less thing for people to complain about.
REPENT, HEATHENS!
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hurlingdervish
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
forgive me ableton for I have sinned.aqua_tek wrote:I agree. Judgment day draws near, anyways. Only a matter of time.hurlingdervish wrote:people shouldn't exist imotbhbbq. then theres no one to complainaqua_tek wrote:I blame computers, tape, speakers, etc... all audio recording/production/reproduction tools. Nuff said.
Music shouldn't exist. One less thing for people to complain about.
REPENT, HEATHENS!
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outershpongolia
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
Isn't FL a step sequencer for children? Just curious..
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musikmachine
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
Music is noise. Or is that just mine?mr.ergonomics wrote:make music not noise!
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Rinsemeister
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
Bottle of gin later,
What is beat repea.............t.....eat.....pe...bollox that's no...t...ttt.what
wa...sss.s.s.s.wa....I..I..me...an...t.t.t.meant.
Chance? Wot?
Z.
What is beat repea.............t.....eat.....pe...bollox that's no...t...ttt.what
wa...sss.s.s.s.wa....I..I..me...an...t.t.t.meant.
Chance? Wot?
Z.
Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
I'll put Beat Repeat on a track, tweak with it and go 'no, not that sound...' and delete it.
the Abes should overhaul it, maybe a dBlue Glitch type of device, the Mac kids can finally join that fun. it would give people a pseudo-turntable effect too.
the Abes should overhaul it, maybe a dBlue Glitch type of device, the Mac kids can finally join that fun. it would give people a pseudo-turntable effect too.
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
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musikmachine
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
I hardly ever use it but i was trying out the live effects on an external instrument track the other day so i dropped a beat repeat on it and it worked really well. So much so that i created a rack for future use. It was on synth and drums and iirc it was in insert mode. It had more of a musical effect on the incoming audio and added some nice movement to the sound. Just cause it's called beat repeat doesn't mean ya have to use only on drums. Go wild! 
I agree about an overhaul though. Max4Live anyone?
I agree about an overhaul though. Max4Live anyone?
Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
the mac kinds can use effectrix as a dblue glitch alternative. I tried it out when it was released. Not bad, but I prefer to take care of my edits manually. Never could get it to fit into my workflowTone Deft wrote:I'll put Beat Repeat on a track, tweak with it and go 'no, not that sound...' and delete it.
the Abes should overhaul it, maybe a dBlue Glitch type of device, the Mac kids can finally join that fun. it would give people a pseudo-turntable effect too.
Would be cool to see BR get an overhaul though.
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starving student
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
noTone Deft wrote:I'll put Beat Repeat on a track, tweak with it and go 'no, not that sound...' and delete it.
the Abes should overhaul it, maybe a dBlue Glitch type of device, the Mac kids can finally join that fun. it would give people a pseudo-turntable effect too.
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hurlingdervish
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Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
you dont need dBlue Glitch when you have Audio Effect Rack and an automated chain selector
Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
please do explain, I'd love to hear your opinion on Beat Repeat. have you ever actually used it?starving student wrote:noTone Deft wrote:I'll put Beat Repeat on a track, tweak with it and go 'no, not that sound...' and delete it.
the Abes should overhaul it, maybe a dBlue Glitch type of device, the Mac kids can finally join that fun. it would give people a pseudo-turntable effect too.
In my life
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
Why do I smile
At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
-Moz
Re: Rant: too much freakin beat repeat in the world!
It was a problem the day effects turned into a style.starving student wrote:it was a problem the day it stopped being an effect and turned into a style.
meh!
I don't get it, what happened to letting the original songs speak for themselves. I guess people get caught up thinking if they aren't moving a fader or tweaking a knob, they aren't DJing.
One of my favourite parts of a set is when I get things gelling nicely, stand back for a few seconds and actually take in what I've created. If it can't sound good without you touching anything for 20 seconds, maybe it just doesn't sound that good...
--sherman