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For Lovers of the Sampling Artform

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  • @kobamoto
    thats a great video!!

  • yeah it's cool, I love that kind of stuff

  • @kobamoto I cannot find the link/video you reference. Could you post a direct link to it please? Thank you.

  • I think the Animoog packs from @RUST( i )K use AKWF. Is this correct? I thought I saw them when I was trying to figure out what is in a Animoog expansion, just in case I ever wanted to try and make one.

  • hmm not sure, don't have that one

  • edited November 2017

    @kobamoto said:

    Mm, he's basically plagiarising Swedish band 8Tunnel2 who did almost the exact same performance at a supermarket in Gothenburg back in the early 2000's, as part of the Göteborg Art Sounds festival :(

  • considering just how many people go to the grocery store everyday it was bound to happen, I mean mathematically speaking probably almost if not all 8Tunnel2's fans like to eat and who knows how many of them were also musicians and inspired?

  • @kobamoto said:
    considering just how many people go to the grocery store everyday it was bound to happen, I mean mathematically speaking probably almost if not all 8Tunnel2's fans like to eat and who knows how many of them were also musicians and inspired?

    Nah, this is just too similar. Plus they were quite well-known among sound-artists, you can see that the guy took direct "inspiration" from them. Oh well.

  • you know what they say about flattery, btw would you happen to know who 8Tunnel2's biggest inspirations are?

  • I asked them years ago and they said A-Teens, haha

  • I’ve been delving into the sampling capabilities of the Maschine mk3, for the last few days. Flipping love it I do.

  • @MonzoPro said:
    I’ve been delving into the sampling capabilities of the Maschine mk3, for the last few days. Flipping love it I do.

    :)
    native is like Area 51 so much crazy technology under wraps overthere

  • @kobamoto said:

    @MonzoPro said:
    I’ve been delving into the sampling capabilities of the Maschine mk3, for the last few days. Flipping love it I do.

    :)
    native is like Area 51 so much crazy technology under wraps overthere

    I just love the Mk3 - I can control synth plug-ins, fx chains, samples, manglers, beats - via patterns, group patterns and arps- all triggered and tweaked live, with more live playing on the pads. Ridiculously good.

    Just working out a way to integrate it into the band for live gigs.

  • I think it's a great live machine, I'm just waiting or native to bring the compositional side of things up to the same level as everything else they've done and I'll re-purchase it again.

  • @kobamoto said:

    This is why I LOVE Ableton Live.

  • edited October 2018

    @kobamoto said:
    I think it's a great live machine, I'm just waiting or native to bring the compositional side of things up to the same level as everything else they've done and I'll re-purchase it again.

    Audio tracks would be good, but I find triggering patterns and groups on the fly works well...plus jamming with mute and solo.

    For recording I tend to use it as a plug-in with Reason - that way I can record it live as an audio track, which keeps CPU usage down for more overdubs.

    Had my first crash yesterday, but I was hammering it a bit with multiple Reaktor patches.

  • @MonzoPro said:

    @kobamoto said:
    I think it's a great live machine, I'm just waiting or native to bring the compositional side of things up to the same level as everything else they've done and I'll re-purchase it again.

    Audio tracks would be good, but I find triggering patterns and groups on the fly works well...plus jamming with mute and solo.

    For recording I tend to use it as a plug-in with Reason - that way I can record it live as an audio track, which keeps CPU usage down for more overdubs.

    Had my first crash yesterday, but I was hammering it a bit with multiple Reaktor patches.

    I wish they would just dump a little bit of reaktor sauce right into Maschine, and I've been dreaming about them giving maschine absynth's features for years :)

  • @rs2000 said:

    @kobamoto said:

    This is why I LOVE Ableton Live.

    I love Ableton because I have to. lol

  • love Horikawas music.

  • Great documentary. Although I wish more people would invest into their musical skills to make more recent material just as popular for sampling.

  • @rs2000 said:
    Great documentary. Although I wish more people would invest into their musical skills to make more recent material just as popular for sampling.

    do you mean new non-sample based music, cause new non-sample based music comes out everyday doesn't it?

  • @kobamoto said:

    @rs2000 said:
    Great documentary. Although I wish more people would invest into their musical skills to make more recent material just as popular for sampling.

    do you mean new non-sample based music, cause new non-sample based music comes out everyday doesn't it?

    Yes, and I wouldn't even distinguish between sample-based or not, it's more about the vibe and the way memories are triggered when you add those sampled snippets to your own music B)

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