Subtronik
Joined: 01/14/03
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Thought I'd show what I've been up to lately in between music breaks:
Making videos has been more fun and interesting than working with audio alone.
My new plan is to do shorter audio tracks using my own visuals, like Roland (ABC) does, that way things don't get tedious, and I'll finally finish some of my favorite wips.
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A Bit Crusher
Joined: 01/26/02
Location: Tilburg
Posts: 1794
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Well Sub, what can I say? Keep up the good work!
At this moment I haven't got much time to do music and video, so I'll stick to music in the first place...but combining vids and music is really exciting to do...
BTW...love that Voyager-sound...
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Sonic Wallpaper
Joined: 05/22/01
Location: San Diego, CA
Posts: 1266
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that is one bad ass synth!
What are you syncing it to for the arpeg and drum loop?
since YouTube puts their logo overlay in the bottom right corner, it might work better if you put yours in the bottom left - so their logo doesn't obscure yours.
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Subtronik
Joined: 01/14/03
Posts: 1193
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I know my video work is currently amateur hour, but it's cool because I'm having a blast working with audio and video together. I've got tons of ideas and inspiration for short music videos, audio hardware tutorials, conceptual work like that security camera spider piece. The only downside is it can take ten times longer to work with video then audio. I never seem to have enough time to satisfy my creative drive. Rendering a three minute video can take up to ten minutes, and that's on a quad core, 4GB ram, 10K drive.
Anyhow... Yeah Roland, the Voyager sounds amazing, even better in person. It actually produces certain sounds that you can feel move through your body on a path decided by a component called spacing control. Spacing control is used to adjust the difference between the filters high and low cutoff frequencies. It splits those frequencies right or left audio channels which creates a stereo panning. It sounds really sick with deep rumbling basses or fat and dirty low end leads.
Hey Gideon, it was synced to a MIDI loop created and played in ACID. The drums were added post production.
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Kylo
Joined: 02/16/05
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 787
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RE: Voyager Editing
Sunday, June 20, 2010 at 11:45 AM
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Woah that moog cranks out some great sound! 
Could totally see that video on a projector on the side of some building at 2AM at full blast with a small drum circle jamming to it. Dream on- take action- it's all good. I likey!! 
"Energizer bunny arrested- charged with battery."
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Subtronik
Joined: 01/14/03
Posts: 1193
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Thanks Kylo.
I'm going to produce another demo like this, only with a new beat and bpm, around 165 or so.
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(((stereofect)))
Joined: 09/02/01
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 1333
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RE: Voyager Editing
Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 9:31 PM
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Damn that's a nice synth.
“Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius — and a lot of courage — to move in the opposite direction.” Albert Einstein
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Subtronik
Joined: 01/14/03
Posts: 1193
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RE: Voyager Editing
Saturday, July 17, 2010 at 10:06 PM
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I'm going to sell my Kurzweil K2000, Korg MS2000 and Yamaha RM1X to get a Waldorf Q+ Phoenix.
I only need one other hardware synth to do lush pads since the Voyager covers basses and leads.
If anyone's interested in any of that gear pm me.
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