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i think it,s some sort of secret message

Set up an Audio Rack with Simple Delay, Reverb and High Pass Equalizer. Map the On Button & the Wet Control of the Delay to one Macro/Knob. Map the On switch and the Decay-Time Switch of the Reverb to the same macro/knob mentioned in preceding sentence. Map the On Switch, the Frequency Control and the Q control to the same macro/knob mentioned above.

When you turn the macro/knob to the right the sound will tend to drift into thin air/infinity.
You will hear a lot of this in Drum & Bass or Dub Music.

Hope this helps, because that is my understanding of what you want to know. This is what I do when I want my sound to drift off into infinity.

Of course you will have to make the necessary adjustments in each VST in order to get the required sound.

fishmonkey wrote:

Hahahahaha. That will definitely make sounds drift into infinity. I'm not sure if anyone else caught on to that...?

anyone humming this while reading it in starwars text?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzy2dgEUOhY

enphydolphographist wrote:you don't get me further with asking just more.

I like how he's already getting a bit testy, though.

........you could make suicide during a live act!...........that should bring the wish of "infinity"

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