lol either a troll or mentally handicapped. I love how this guy didn't get shit from anyone except RG. Yet, other more productive threads get shat on and are in turn issued warnings pointlessly.

"I produce speedcore"

Yet, I'm on a "chip music" site... which usually and majorily consists of bleeps and bloops (don't care if you have a sub-forum, not a whole lot of info to begin with. To top it off they didn't even bother to post there specifically. So obviously were not even aware of it. Talk about fucking moderation on this site, lol). Hardly any bending. Most here are probably clueless to it, except a few.

"recently discovered sound bending"

so I come to chip forum. jah?

"I already have a shit load of toys n stuff to use but don't usderstand really how it works.. can i put it threw my mixer or laptop? I dont get were it goes from the toy to????"

I make speedcore and  have a mixer.... yet don't have the slightest clue how input  and output jacks work. hurp durp hurp durp.

There's plenty of much more insightful stuff out there with a simple google search to begin with.  Even on youtube and whatnot. lawlz.

Anyway, lets derail some more to a pointless thread in an inappropriate forum section due to lack of moderation: The Distort13 Stagediver stuff is the best SD to date, imo. They need to get off their fucking asses and release it properly already. Geezus.

I use to lean more towards Despez stuff in the past, but I'm a firm higher believer of SD stuff now. I HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT. PRAISE ALAH

midBEST

midwest represent

I just convinced him up upload a new speedcore tune...100% Amiga too!:

http://soundcloud.com/stagediver/perman … -destroyer

Thread officially derailed. Sorry.

I know Doormouse and Delta 9, I'll check the others. Thanks!

Edit: Doh, Stagediver is Dispyz. Shows how much I know

Well right off the bat I can name Stagediver (select tracks off the torrent in the releases section). Others include more of the Midwest USA stuff like early Delta 9, DJ Tron (r.i.p.), very early Doormouse, early Unibomber as well as others from Germany like Noize Creator (the D.O.A. alias) and The Destroyer from Italy who does a Stagediver type of Amigacore w/ 8bit elements.

There's more, but I'll have to search a bit.

Hmm, a bit off topic, but could you drop some names to check out? I like the DJ Producer and some Hellfish, but that's a slightly different style I think. Other than that I only know Sharpnel (et aliases) and m1dy

Yes, proper speedcore requires a lot of know-how. There is certainly a black art to it but unfortunately it has been dumbed down to the cliche it's become. Upping tempo without song dynamics, etc.

I sincerely apologize if this all turns out to be legit, but until then I'm sticking to my troll-call.

Hold on? Speedcore requires know-how? "Know-how" as in "I know how to turn the tempo to 500bpm in FL studio" ?

I don't see anything troll-ey about this thread, why so quick to jump to that conclusion?

I thought speedcore was just 300+ BPM hardcore techno (until it drifts into splittercore and extratone up there). Is bent hardware usual for producers?

I call troll. A "Fib3r Obtik" to be precise.

If someone has the know-how to make speedcore they:

A) Know (or don't give a shit) on how to "use a toy".
B) Don't type like an over-excited child (usually).
C) Certainly know how to use a mixer.

If you need help with this you have no idea what speedcore is. Fuck off.

cheers! Cant wait to try it out!!!!!!!!!

It's a called a decoupling capacitor.

I always do this just to make sure spikes don't nab me.  Also a potentiometer across one of the audio lines you're using from the speaker can work as a decent volume control as long as you're careful about quality (then again, circuitbending is noisy by definition anyway...).  Eventually I found that I had too much bent junk to use all at once and had to make my own little mixing device thing.  Keep exploring!

I seem to recall that low-gain mentioned to solder a capacitor to the jack line, in order to catch spikes. Can't give any more detailed instructions on that unfortunately, I'm a software guy.