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(5 replies, posted in Site Help)

Devieus wrote:

Tiasu and DrumurBoy did one back in week 26 of 2012, they each submitted their own thing, Coadunate and Legendary Steel; they're pretty similar, but still different, so I guess that's what you should be going for.

Also, Devieus, how in the world did you remember those tracks from 2 years ago??

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(5 replies, posted in Site Help)

Yep! That's the reply we got when we asked the question two years ago - submit two different tracks - so I presume it's the same now. Or then I also did a collab with Derris-Kharlan where we split the track in half (Sonic Art 2 (Part 1) and Sonic Art 2 (Part 2)) which worked quite well too.

Oh crap, just realised I already have the video... Will encode it now!

I've got the audio! I should steal that video from you aday!

Hahahaha. Oh god...

Oh damn, forgot about that. I used to do it back in 2012, completely forgot tagging MP3s was a thing this year...

So much tasty gear

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(25 replies, posted in General Discussion)

SO MANY TRACKS!

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(25 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Yes!

Haha, yeah but once you do a track a week for a year your mixes will be awesome by the end!

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(34 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Such 2014

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(18 replies, posted in General Discussion)

I know, it's weird. After checking this website like 20 times a day it felt so weird in January not to come here any more... It's so sad sad

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(18 replies, posted in General Discussion)

We need a WB2014. Someone bug trash80 about it!

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(34 replies, posted in General Discussion)

huh?...

Yeah, that'll totally work! Only thing is - I'm seriously recommending that you at least one light on all the time, it's pretty weird otherwise! We're actually running the lights from a laptop using USB, but it has MIDI in, so that's all good!

For people performing - those MIDI controlled lights look sick as, even if I do say so myself. But you now have more options.

Obviously having custom written lighting is awesome - give it a go! - and to help, I've put together a few little midi files which you can drag and drop to get you started. Find them at http://www.tiasu.com/WIP/ (they're the zip files - although the example midi in there is also good to steal stuff from).

However - you can now perform your lights live using an APC20 controller (major thanks to cTrix for providing it!). The mapping takes about 5 seconds to learn, and that would be a really cool option too! Ask a friend to do your lights for you while you're performing! I'm also happy to take the reins, I've been playing with it all morning and it's lots of fun, although obviously I've no idea what you're playing... So that could be super interesting =P

And if neither of those things are to your taste, we still have vinpous' amazing Max patch which changes the lights based upon it's crazy beat detection algorithm. It looks really good too!