Your sonic net is wide-ranging indeed. How was Javascript involved?

Your sonic net is wide-ranging indeed. How was Javascript involved?

Having this week's submissions on auto play and then this comes up, and without even looking I immediately knew it was you! Great sounds in this one, I'd be curious to have a look at the live set and see what you're routing into where to get different sounds.

Having this week's submissions on auto play and then this comes up, and without even looking I immediately knew it was you! Great sounds in this one, I'd be curious to have a look at the live set and see what you're routing into where to get different sounds.

It wasn't, it just consumed my week and is still consuming it because I can't get a RPi to boot and play HTML5 stuff. GrarbgASdgasgda.

Thanks man! I didn't keep the session I'm afraid, but I'd be happy to show you how to re-create something vaguely similar. I used simple delay with about 50% feedback and various delay times, and a heap of other effects. There were up to L quantities of return strips, A sent to B, which sent to C, and so on through to L which routed to audio strip 2 AND back to send A.

[quote=Jim Wood]Your sonic net is wide-ranging indeed. How was Javascript involved?[/quote] It wasn't, it just consumed my week and is still consuming it because I can't get a RPi to boot and play HTML5 stuff. GrarbgASdgasgda. [quote=Martiln]Having this week's submissions on auto play and then this comes up, and without even looking I immediately knew it was you! Great sounds in this one, I'd be curious to have a look at the live set and see what you're routing into where to get different sounds. [/quote] Thanks man! I didn't keep the session I'm afraid, but I'd be happy to show you how to re-create something vaguely similar. I used simple delay with about 50% feedback and various delay times, and a heap of other effects. There were up to L quantities of return strips, A sent to B, which sent to C, and so on through to L which routed to audio strip 2 AND back to send A.

Beautiful.  I've played with feedback in Live, pretty much this way, inspired by David Lee Myers's work as Arcane Device.  (For quite a while there, I did a number of shows with hardware in a feedback loop.)  Cool stuff!

Beautiful. I've played with feedback in Live, pretty much this way, inspired by David Lee Myers's work as Arcane Device. (For quite a while there, I did a number of shows with hardware in a feedback loop.) Cool stuff!

listen/freakout/comment

crazy!

listen/freakout/comment crazy!

I will check out DLM for sure. Feedback stuff is really fun. Thanks for the comment! Have you got any feedback pieces on WB?

Haha! Awesome response.

[quote=onezero]Beautiful. I've played with feedback in Live, pretty much this way, inspired by David Lee Myers's work as Arcane Device. (For quite a while there, I did a number of shows with hardware in a feedback loop.) Cool stuff![/quote] I will check out DLM for sure. Feedback stuff is really fun. Thanks for the comment! Have you got any feedback pieces on WB? [quote=orangedrink]listen/freakout/comment crazy! [/quote] Haha! Awesome response.

Thanks!  Looks like I did two in 2014:

http://weeklybeats.com/#/onezero/music/the-feed

http://weeklybeats.com/#/onezero/music/heliosheath

[quote=vinpous]Feedback stuff is really fun. Thanks for the comment! Have you got any feedback pieces on WB?[/quote] Thanks! Looks like I did two in 2014: [url]http://weeklybeats.com/#/onezero/music/the-feed[/url] [url]http://weeklybeats.com/#/onezero/music/heliosheath[/url]