Well if this was rushed, it doesn't sound like it.  Really enjoyed it!  Great sound with the beats.  Nice one!

Well if this was rushed, it doesn't sound like it. Really enjoyed it! Great sound with the beats. Nice one!

Thanks!
Not very rushed. It was literally a nightmare, hah. I woke up (at 4am or so) thinking "holy shit! Oh no!" Then realised what time it was.

Glad you like the track.

[quote=rdomain]Well if this was rushed, it doesn't sound like it. Really enjoyed it! Great sound with the beats. Nice one![/quote] Thanks! Not very rushed. It was literally a nightmare, hah. I woke up (at 4am or so) thinking "holy shit! Oh no!" Then realised what time it was. Glad you like the track.

Train recordings?

Train recordings? [img]http://media3.giphy.com/media/hnPmvWjMUgfsY/200.gif[/img]

Close, tram. I actually thought I had the field-recording piece as one of my WBs, but apparently not.

[quote=Ipaghost]Train recordings? [img]http://media3.giphy.com/media/hnPmvWjMUgfsY/200.gif[/img][/quote] Close, tram. I actually thought I had the field-recording piece as one of my WBs, but apparently not.

Very happy your nightmare wasn't real, this is a really cool track!
What software are you using to create the sonified mass spectrometry data?

Very happy your nightmare wasn't real, this is a really cool track! What software are you using to create the sonified mass spectrometry data?

Cheers.
I'm glad it wasn't real too!

Using Max 6 at the moment. Converting m/z to mHz, relative intensity to amplitude.

[quote=Plantrain]Very happy your nightmare wasn't real, this is a really cool track! What software are you using to create the sonified mass spectrometry data?[/quote] Cheers. I'm glad it wasn't real too! Using Max 6 at the moment. Converting m/z to mHz, relative intensity to amplitude.

I missed a bunch, but I was determined to do these last two weeks.  Your work this week was very cool as per your usual.

I missed a bunch, but I was determined to do these last two weeks. Your work this week was very cool as per your usual.

Dancing to data. Love the sparseness!

Dancing to data. Love the sparseness!

I recognized your sonic explorations through the first bars... I thought "is that MSP guy being polyrythmic again"

Keep the good patching !!!

I recognized your sonic explorations through the first bars... I thought "is that MSP guy being polyrythmic again" ;) Keep the good patching !!!

Thanks so much. Sorry you missed a bunch though!

Sparseness eh? I'd not really considered it could be considered sparse

Hah, thanks. Didn't really conceive of this as polyrythimic though, which part(s)? The MSP part was actually done about two weeks ago, I just grabbed the AIF file and used it.

[quote=Edmund Snyder]I missed a bunch, but I was determined to do these last two weeks. Your work this week was very cool as per your usual.[/quote] Thanks so much. Sorry you missed a bunch though! [quote=Jim Wood]Dancing to data. Love the sparseness![/quote] Sparseness eh? I'd not really considered it could be considered sparse [quote=laguna]I recognized your sonic explorations through the first bars... I thought "is that MSP guy being polyrythmic again" ;) Keep the good patching !!![/quote] Hah, thanks. Didn't really conceive of this as polyrythimic though, which part(s)? The MSP part was actually done about two weeks ago, I just grabbed the AIF file and used it. :)

what, not sure what particles? *sneers*
no seriously, well done - i like how the train sample keeps on popping up again

what, not sure what particles? *sneers* no seriously, well done - i like how the train sample keeps on popping up again

Nope. Don't remember I'm afraid. I'm not even sure I ever knew. Some kind of metal though, as that's what the dude I'm working with is working on.

[quote=colorful grey]what, not sure what particles? *sneers* no seriously, well done - i like how the train sample keeps on popping up again[/quote] Nope. Don't remember I'm afraid. I'm not even sure I ever knew. Some kind of metal though, as that's what the dude I'm working with is working on.