Yeah, it's even in the manual!

Press B, not once, not twice, but thrice, and magic shall happen!

I've download your songs, and other peoples, for inspiration. When a work passes from medium to a person, then mutates, then passes back to medium....that's probably the highest thing that could be accomplished by a site like lsdsng.com. I really liked the tonal kick tutorial.

how do you highlight them?

i did that in one of my tracks on accident, but i didn't know how to get rid of it haha

I've also written a little tutorial on how I record these videos. It contains a couple of small tricks and might be of interest to someone.

http://packetsofknowledge.se/How_I_reco … or_YouTube

Sure thing. I just asked you that because I think it's a lot easier navigating myself through LSDJ instead of watching youtube videos

The vault is still down as far as I know, but there's still lsdsng.com. I'm hesitant to put the savs up. Not because I think people will steal or whatever, but because, if anything I want to encourage creativity and experimentation.

some really cool tricks there!

could you put the .sav files somewhere? Is kitsh bent's sav vault still on?

Those are the ones I marked in advance that I'd take a closer look at in the video.

Pretty sweet! I hope you finish these songs, or at least SSSSSS.

I'm a fan of the first and last song.

nifty will check out later

What's with those highlighted chains?

So, I've decided to share with you a few videos of a few LSDj drafts that I'll probably never finish. In each video I also show some of the techniques I've used. I think the songs kind of suck, but perhaps they can inspire someone. The names are just what I've happened to call the files in LSDj, so the names are nonsensical. Feel free to comment or criticize. More will come in a while... (I tend to not finish my songs...)

EN

RNB

J

SSSSS