I made a tutorial video explaining my approach to programming noise channel percussion in LSDJ. Hope you find it helpful!
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Atlanta, GA
I considered myself to be pretty good at noise channel but I learned so much from this!
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Florida
Gonna have to check this out when I get off of work. I have an album that's in its final stages, and I'm gonna need something to spur me into making new stuff.
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Salt Lake City, UT
Haven't finished it yet but you just explained some things to me that I wish I knew years ago... That dang sweep command has always been confusing to me.
Does the sweep value wrap? i.e. if I start at FF and use S02, what value would that be?
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Chicago
toasterpastries wrote:
Haven't finished it yet but you just explained some things to me that I wish I knew years ago... That dang sweep command has always been confusing to me.
Does the sweep value wrap? i.e. if I start at FF and use S02, what value would that be?
Glad to be helpful! Yes, the sweep command does wrap (your example would give a shape of F2). A fun way to use this is with a table like this:
00 S01
01 H00
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Nice! I've been using Transpose until now, but I\'ve been fairly ambivalent about the results.
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Chicago
curtinparloe wrote:
Nice! I've been using Transpose until now, but I\'ve been fairly ambivalent about the results.
Transpose can do some of the same things, but doesn't work with the H command technique I show since it's not additive.
Also, transpose treats the sweep value as a 2 digit number while the S command treats each digit separately. So S0F = TSP FF.
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curtinparloe wrote:
Nice! I've been using Transpose until now, but I\'ve been fairly ambivalent about the results.
Transpose can do some of the same things, but doesn't work with the H command technique I show since it's not additive.
Also, transpose treats the sweep value as a 2 digit number while the S command treats each digit separately. So S0F = TSP FF.