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Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 3:11 pm
by TheAnimal
Angstrom wrote:I may as well post these again from the 'matrix' thread. None of these us any kind of sample or midi, but you do have to press play to make the beat repeaters work.

download an abstracty number

Download the sort of groovy ALS

Download a melodic Tangerine Dream style Generative ALS

I have more of this sort of stuff, it's music for when I dont feel like making music!
WOW! Angstrom, this is cool! Thanks for sharing!

P.S.: Without ssh terminals, how would I be able to pay for my gear and all the software updates?

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 3:52 pm
by p8guitar
Angstrom wrote:I may as well post these again from the 'matrix' thread. None of these us any kind of sample or midi, but you do have to press play to make the beat repeaters work.

download an abstracty number

Download the sort of groovy ALS

Download a melodic Tangerine Dream style Generative ALS

...
how do I download this with Mac OS X? I only see txt files... :(

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 4:23 pm
by jeskola
rename to .als

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 4:26 pm
by p8guitar
jeskola wrote:rename to .als
works! thanks a lot.
and using internet explorer instead of safari works too...

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 4:30 pm
by Angstrom
I'm suprised they come down as text files. they should have .als on the end already

anyway - I hope you guys didn't miss the fourth in the series. I still like it the best :)

Download the >>>Angstrom Self Gen thingy number 4 <<<

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 4:49 pm
by Nev
Angstrom wrote:I'm suprised they come down as text files. they should have .als on the end already

anyway - I hope you guys didn't miss the fourth in the series. I still like it the best :)

Download the >>>Angstrom Self Gen thingy number 4 <<<
Ohh yes very nice indeed.

Got spend some time dissecting these.

Thanks again.

nev

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 6:25 pm
by cyberbeats
wow, very nice!
Unfortunately on my pc i get dropouts (time for a new one)
for the while, i'm trying to reproduce the tangerine dream track.
But which ones are the return tracks?

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 1:11 am
by steve-o
Angstrom wrote:I'm suprised they come down as text files. they should have .als on the end already

anyway - I hope you guys didn't miss the fourth in the series. I still like it the best :)

Download the >>>Angstrom Self Gen thingy number 4 <<<
Wow - crushes my MacBook Pro

Edit: actually I hover steady at 60-70% and then get a huge spike - 144%!!!

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 1:37 am
by Angstrom
steve-o wrote:
Angstrom wrote:I'm suprised they come down as text files. they should have .als on the end already

anyway - I hope you guys didn't miss the fourth in the series. I still like it the best :)

Download the >>>Angstrom Self Gen thingy number 4 <<<
Wow - crushes my MacBook Pro

Edit: actually I hover steady at 60-70% and then get a huge spike - 144%!!!
wow I'm really suprised by that!
my Laptop is about 18 months old now and it just sits on 41% occasionally venturing to 41%.
I thought the macbooks would be pretty similar to this thing in terms of performance - it's a PentiumM 2.0 (Dothan)

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 2:27 am
by stratusseeker
cool stuff!

can someone describe what they sound like on your machine. mine sounds kind of like a motor, is that the way it should sound?

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 12:20 pm
by Angstrom
hah hah,
press play !

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 12:47 pm
by forge
what sort of machine do you have Angstrom - a couple of those nearly killed mine

the one I tried that worked was amazing though

I think it was number 4 - it had loads of chordy things made out of vinyl distortion and resonators

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 12:59 pm
by Angstrom
forge wrote:what sort of machine do you have Angstrom - a couple of those nearly killed mine
The machine I'm mainly using for these is my laptop - because I tend to do them in the garden when I take a break from work.

The CPU in the laptop is a Dothan version of the PentiumM , it's 2ghz, Intel would have us call it a 755. There's a gig and a half of memory in it. The motherboard and chassis is an Asus M6ne - as I bought it 18 months ago Asus don't even make them any more!

An intel based mac should match this for performance, PPC macs might suffer though.
I guess the BeatRepeaters use a bit of memory for the buffers, other than that - probably not much. Elsewhere Machinate tried the Tangerine one in L6 Alpha and got 13% CPU usage! he layered 3 versions of it and got 30%. I think we can say that the dual core component of L6 will be widely loved :)

Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2006 3:07 am
by eldar
link to no 4 is down... :cry:

Posted: Wed Aug 02, 2006 11:20 am
by JeffX
Robert Henke wrote :
// as soon as Live 6 is in public beta i will make the sets public also.
8O Waow

Where??!! :D

I can't wait for this incredible thing! 8)