awesome! would love to read more detail on how this was made

awesome! would love to read more detail on how this was made :D

Thank you very much for listening, Daniel. as a matter of fact, I was expanding the description. Hope you could watch a little video of it very soon.

[quote=danieldavis]awesome! would love to read more detail on how this was made :D[/quote] Thank you very much for listening, Daniel. as a matter of fact, I was expanding the description. Hope you could watch a little video of it very soon.

Everything plays together so nicely!

Everything plays together so nicely!

Thanks Edmund It was somehow easy and really hard to achieve that composing everything in such a limited machine (for today' standards)... I was surprised myself that the sampler "glued" everything together

[quote=Edmund Snyder]Everything plays together so nicely![/quote] Thanks Edmund :) It was somehow easy and really hard to achieve that composing everything in such a limited machine (for today' standards)... I was surprised myself that the sampler "glued" everything together

Dang 78kb! I like the breaks in this, always a classic sound Nice work!

Dang 78kb! :o I like the breaks in this, always a classic sound :) Nice work!

Great combination of sources, amazing how it all blends together in a seamless way. Yet another killer wb.

Great combination of sources, amazing how it all blends together in a seamless way. Yet another killer wb.

Well, the actual Akai project (samples+programs+multi) uses two floppies, so that's still about 3 megabytes

I'd love to fit a whole track into one single disk, like some of my Youtube jungle idols do

[quote=Tone Matrix]Dang 78kb! :o I like the breaks in this, always a classic sound :) Nice work![/quote] Well, the actual Akai project (samples+programs+multi) uses two floppies, so that's still about 3 megabytes :) I'd love to fit a whole track into one single disk, like some of my Youtube jungle idols do :)

Thanks Lyons. Really appreciated your comment

Anyway, for me what you do with your bare hands with an actual acoustic instrument is indeed amazing.

[quote=Lyons]Great combination of sources, amazing how it all blends together in a seamless way. Yet another killer wb.[/quote] Thanks Lyons. Really appreciated your comment :) Anyway, for me what you do with your bare hands with an actual acoustic instrument is indeed amazing.

Great stuff, would love to watch the video you mentioned

Great stuff, would love to watch the video you mentioned

Fucking solid. Can't wait to see how this was made.

Fucking solid. Can't wait to see how this was made.

Lovely all hardware effort - must say I am getting so much more satisfaction with zero softsynth / VST involvement.

Lovely all hardware effort - must say I am getting so much more satisfaction with zero softsynth / VST involvement. [img]http://www.h3nk.com/images/midicontroller.gif[/img]

Where the hell did you find a 3.5" floppy disk?

There's undoubtedly a whole generation of people who have no idea what that thing is!

Great track, too.

Where the hell did you find a 3.5" floppy disk? There's undoubtedly a whole generation of people who have no idea what that thing is! Great track, too.

This is a really cool tune and big props for achieving your production goals. As a fan of arcane/older gear, hats off to you. I've been working on making a complete track with an old, cheap sampler I have, and this is pretty inspiring.

This is a really cool tune and big props for achieving your production goals. As a fan of arcane/older gear, hats off to you. I've been working on making a complete track with an old, cheap sampler I have, and this is pretty inspiring.

Phresh!

Nothing like workflow constraints to get the creative juice flowing.
Too often ppl just wank inside their comfort zone

Phresh! Nothing like workflow constraints to get the creative juice flowing. Too often ppl just wank inside their comfort zone [img]http://www.sineqube.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/IMG_1326-1024x764.jpg[/img]

Recommended MIDI chain - zero signal delay assured

Recommended MIDI chain - zero signal delay assured [img]http://www.mazbox.com/sites/default/files/brother.jpg[/img]

youtube pirate strikes again!

youtube pirate strikes again! ;)

this is a jam! wtg

this is a jam! wtg

love this one.

love this one.

For those of you interested in the process, this is my humble contribution. It's just the arrangement and the sequencer playing, really. 1 multi, 5 programs, 5 MIDI channels used, nothing more.

Would it be great to make some printer/scanner servo motor music someday like that crazy rig

Hope you dig a simple sneak at the process... well, it's just a dull beige box with some blinking lights

[quote=danieldavis]awesome! would love to read more detail on how this was made :D[/quote] For those of you interested in the process, this is my humble contribution. It's just the arrangement and the sequencer playing, really. 1 multi, 5 programs, 5 MIDI channels used, nothing more. [quote=Tone Matrix]Dang 78kb! :o [/quote] [quote=tim koch]Recommended MIDI chain - zero signal delay assured [img]http://www.mazbox.com/sites/default/files/brother.jpg[/img][/quote] Would it be great to make some printer/scanner servo motor music someday like that crazy rig :) [quote=Lyons]Great combination of sources, amazing how it all blends together in a seamless way. Yet another killer wb.[/quote] Hope you dig a simple sneak at the process... well, it's just a dull beige box with some blinking lights :)

Thanks guys. Clip is now online, so you could check it out. Not very stunning, though. MIDI data straight to the sampler, audio goes back to the soundcard

[quote=leafo]Great stuff, would love to watch the video you mentioned[/quote] [quote=mechlo]Fucking solid. Can't wait to see how this was made.[/quote] Thanks guys. Clip is now online, so you could check it out. Not very stunning, though. MIDI data straight to the sampler, audio goes back to the soundcard :)

I'm now combining both... I started resampling soft synths back into my hardware samplers. It's always nice to overdrive the output of my soundcard, or maybe add some guitar pedal reverb to it.

That's how I'm finally recycling a lot of failed sketches that went nowhere

Thanks for listening, man!

[quote=tim koch]Lovely all hardware effort - must say I am getting so much more satisfaction with zero softsynth / VST involvement. [img]http://www.h3nk.com/images/midicontroller.gif[/img][/quote] I'm now combining both... I started resampling soft synths back into my hardware samplers. It's always nice to overdrive the output of my soundcard, or maybe add some guitar pedal reverb to it. That's how I'm finally recycling a lot of failed sketches that went nowhere Thanks for listening, man!

Will be checking those artists soon, thanks for the tip... And glad you liked the neo-90's vibe. The adjective "restrained" catched my eye: I could swear I sometimes missed all my software commodities so much during the making of this one

Been collecting tons of them over the year... Call me a romantic

Thanks for listening, Vimpous

I dig your tracks a lot, Roboctopus, so it's great to hear you're also into "oldschool" sampling. What gear do you use?

Really looking forward to hear your take on this "one machine one tune" philosophy

Thanks, iLKke! Believe me sometimes I was about to dump everything into hard disk and continue with the DAW, but I started to get a grip on it. I guess it's the same with trackers.

Hope to fight againts real SIDs very soon

Ahhhrrrr, you bet! Nobody's safe... BTW, "youtube bucaneers" would be a dope title for a track, don't you think?

Hope you liked the song

[quote=ioflow]nice, restrained late-90s/2000-era idm/break vibes. would fit right in with beats from the n*soul catalog; e.g. audity, cloud2ground, etc.[/quote] Will be checking those artists soon, thanks for the tip... And glad you liked the neo-90's vibe. The adjective "restrained" catched my eye: I could swear I sometimes missed all my software commodities so much during the making of this one :) [quote=vinpous]Where the hell did you find a 3.5" floppy disk? There's undoubtedly a whole generation of people who have no idea what that thing is! Great track, too.[/quote] Been collecting tons of them over the year... Call me a romantic :) Thanks for listening, Vimpous [quote=roboctopus]This is a really cool tune and big props for achieving your production goals. As a fan of arcane/older gear, hats off to you. I've been working on making a complete track with an old, cheap sampler I have, and this is pretty inspiring. [/quote] I dig your tracks a lot, Roboctopus, so it's great to hear you're also into "oldschool" sampling. What gear do you use? Really looking forward to hear your take on this "one machine one tune" philosophy [quote=iLKke]Phresh! Nothing like workflow constraints to get the creative juice flowing. Too often ppl just wank inside their comfort zone [img]http://www.sineqube.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/IMG_1326-1024x764.jpg[/img][/quote] Thanks, iLKke! Believe me sometimes I was about to dump everything into hard disk and continue with the DAW, but I started to get a grip on it. I guess it's the same with trackers. Hope to fight againts real SIDs very soon :) [quote=XC3N]youtube pirate strikes again! ;)[/quote] Ahhhrrrr, you bet! Nobody's safe... BTW, "youtube bucaneers" would be a dope title for a track, don't you think? Hope you liked the song :)

Thank you guys!!! Now I've got to catch up with everybody's tunes this week

[quote=thricefoldedcloak]this is a jam! wtg[/quote] [quote=Tri Angles]love this one.[/quote] Thank you guys!!! Now I've got to catch up with everybody's tunes this week :)

wow laguna, and all on an early intel macbook - so cool!!!

wow laguna, and all on an early intel macbook - so cool!!!

Sick beats!

Sick beats! [url="http://giphy.com/gifs/80s-1983-akai-gEjkHjXv1K4c8"][img]https://media2.giphy.com/media/gEjkHjXv1K4c8/200.gif[/img][/url]

Nice beats. Man I like hardware but oh man I am way too lazy to figure it all out (which is a bit of a shame). I have a monosynth that I rarely use these days.

Nice beats. Man I like hardware but oh man I am way too lazy to figure it all out (which is a bit of a shame). I have a monosynth that I rarely use these days.

Ahhhrrrr, you bet! Nobody's safe... BTW, "youtube bucaneers" would be a dope title for a track, don't you think?

Hope you liked the song