Live ambient with color added
Live ambient with color added
This just showed up on discchord.com last week, but the app's from 2012. Looks interesting as hell. Note that Tim Webb's writeup suggests that you keep your hand on the volume control when you fire this thing up -- it gets loud.
Here. With a demo from Lisa Bella Donna: https://soundcloud.com/moogmusicinc/sets/werkstatt-01-cv-expander-sound-samples
Intro Everything that follows will make a lot more sense if you first take a look at the video of our livestream, here. You can look at any ten minutes out of the middle of it and get a pretty good idea of what the results looked like in practice. This took a lot of work the first time -- but now that the work is done, very little would need to be changed for future shows. Doing a new “show reel” of motion video takes about an hour, assuming you start out knowing what you want. Two new show cards would take about the same amount of time, prob
.... and they’re a great way to discover new music. See https://acloserlisten.com/ .
This post expands on some very good advice I got from James Edward Cosby in the iVCS3 users Facebook group. It goes into a little more detail than he did, and tries to simplify the instructions as much as possible. Tools you'll need A text editor, preferably one that has a template for XML (colorizing different stuff helps you keep things in the proper format), can collapse portions of the XML tree, and has regular-expression-based searching. None of these features are essential, but they all save a lot of time, for reasons we'll see later. The Atom text editor i
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