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Rich, thanks for the feedback....I know the 'gear' and 'process' traps very well....just lately I have been trying to get past it and be content to use what I have to it's fullest capability. It's interesting - this is the simplest track I have produced in a long time, but its the track I am most happy with. I used two throat singing samples I found online....each is processed differently through AudioMulch. The one on the fadeout is barely recognizable as a human voice I think. The drum loop was heavily altered in AudioMulch (using a bunch of freeware VST filters). The main synth riffs underlining the whole tune are my own loops that I played on a K2000 keyboard, a jamman and then through heavy audiomulch processing. I used Acid to assemble and sequence the audio loops. I'm a guitarist mainly, but I didn't see how I could use guitar on this track. You can see that I like to use Audiomulch....IMHO it's very useful at processing loops and in particular making them more 'organic' sounding.....weird. [I'm forwarding this mail to the list - maybe it will be useful to others] cheers, Darcy Rich wrote: > > Hi Darcy, > > Just a note to say that i enjoyed your mp3 song 'tuva'. Thanks! > > I have been downloading a song here and there from the LD list, and > methinks us loopheads often get caught up in the 'process' of the music, >at > the expense of making enjoyable musical compositions. Fortunately, i >think > you avoided such potholes.... > > ps. is the composition made up of collected 'samples' or are you playing > most of it? > > regards, > > rich atkinson > > At 12:14 AM 3/8/00 -0500, you wrote: > >http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~darcyc/Personal/Music/tuva.mp3 > > > >just posted my latest MP3 .... probably unfinished.....somewhat inspired > >by (and includes) throating-singing samples and fairly copious use of > >Audiomulch, Acid and Jamman. > > > >feedback welcome. > > > >Darcy > > > > > > > > -- --------------------------------------------------- Ph: (734) 764 3377 Email: darcyc@engin.umich.edu URL: http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~darcyc/ --------------------------------------------------- 'If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate' ..... Steven Wright