Re: ableton live users - nice little trick

[Rick Walker <looppool@cruzio.com>]

spot on post, Simeon
I'm close to having my two PC studios back online (well, artistically 
online as I'm not going
to ever connect them to the internet) so I can try this trick.

There is an amazing noise artist called  THRONES
who was the bassist with the Melvyn's and High on Fire.

he tours around incessantly,  in his band doing noise shows using only
a bass guitar, huge multiple amplifier setups (Stanosaur take notice,  
he's your
soulmate on bass) and a drum machine.

He also uses a Vocoder to merely manipulate the overtones and feedback 
he generates from
his amplifiers and effects pedals.

He does a little bit of looping but he makes an AMAZING sound.

check him out for unusual uses of VOCODING

What other uses do people have of this cool technology?
I"m currently reading the fascinating history of Vocoding (invented to
for encryption purposes for World War 2 ---- every American president has
had a vocoder in the Oval Office).

I'm in love with it lately.

yours,  Rick Walker

n 7/22/64 11:59 AM, Simeon Harris wrote:
> .........just stumbled across this while perusing some clips
>
> ...........
> set up an audio track and drop some drum loops into it
> set up another audio track and drop the vocoder in as an effect. for
> audio in, select your drum track
> send the audio from the drum track to the vocoder track.........