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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 10 Inscrit : 04 juin 03 Lieu : Oslo - NO Membre no 19,105 ![]() |
Looking for a good way to create cut-up beats and sounds like the way Aphex Twin does it. I guess there are several ways to do this, but if anyone could give me som tips (Sequenzers? Drum machines? Samples?) I would very much appreciate it. It's probable all about technique, isn't it?
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I am sure there are many way to go about it. Your best bet would be to use abledom live (sp?). I think this program would be great for chopping audio samples. Of course without having ever heard of Pmhex Twin, I can't possibly nail it down for you. If your talking about a long event (car crach, rithem loop) you can chop it up in any audio sequencing program, but you run a big chance of ending up with pops, and would be a looong drawn out prosess filled with trial and error. Where as abledon is more of an "acidized" type of program. If you are talking about rapidly hitting or repeditive type of events, then I usually go with a midi sequencer. But that's only because I don't have Abledon... yet
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