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Hahahahah. I've been nearly exlcusively making electronic music for two years and almost none of my favorite albums are strictly electronic.
The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society
Neutral Milk Hotel - On an Aeroplane Over the Sea
The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
Weezer - Pinkerton
Spoon - Girls Can Tell
Phoenix - Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix
The Beatles - The White Album
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
The Clash - London Calling
The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese Dream
Talking Heads - Remain in Light
Radiohead - OK Computer
Bit Shifter - The Information Chase
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Sly and the Family Stone - There's a Riot Going On
[edit - crap! that's sixteen...consider Sly honorable mention I guess]
Kedromelon wrote:Frostbyte wrote:Robox, I'll hook you up with my M command side chain patch that I learned from Jack 
that doesn't fix anything, it still has the click...
Is the click always right/center and never left?
Haven't tried the game yet but that song in the trailer is bossmoney.
SubWooferSpecial wrote:What channel are you doing your kick in, the WAV? I'm just finding out that some times if you use a couple of E commands (in the WAV that is) you can negate excess noise and clicking. I'm probably not explaining this very well, but I'll try to when I'm not typing all of this on my phone.
It is a WAV kick. However, I have tried placing the table in other channels with the same result--a pop in the right (and center) channel. Left channel is unaffected. This occurs on both emulator and hardware, and I suspect it is just something I have to work around/hide.
I am curious as to why it does this, though.
snesei wrote:This happens with panning in tables too, I think it has something to do with the sudden change in volume. I too would like to know the reason for this
Well, I am accustomed to panning clicks and envelope clicks, haha. All part of the joys of DMG music production.
Mostly I'm wondering why the left stereo channel seems unaffected by the pops my M commands produce. It's just...odd.
I'm not normally a sidechain kind of guy, but I am working on a song and thought the effect might suit it. I added some M commands to my kick table.
Basically,
M22
M33
M55
M77
H04
It sounds pretty decent, but there is a click/pop sound noticeable in the right stereo channel. Both on emulator (BGB) and DMG. The pop may be present in the center channel but masked by the kick.
I've tried different variations of M commands and the pop is still present. It's not a *huge* deal--I can probably hide it with some noise channel work, but i was curious if anyone else has run across this. It's odd that the pop does not occur in the left channel.
(I have tried on recent LSDJ versions and 3.9.)
Any ideas?
roboctopus wrote:snesei wrote:I always wanted to try making a 2xLSDJ song but get strayed away from the thought of having to fill 8 channels lol,
You don't *have* to fill all 8 channels! That 2nd DMG can be very effective adding chorus effects or super stereo echoes to your leads. Or 2 channel stereo arps or something. Try writing a 1xlsdj song and then using the 2nd DMG to just fill the sound out.
[edit] sorry for the double post. 
snesei wrote:I always wanted to try making a 2xLSDJ song but get strayed away from the thought of having to fill 8 channels lol,
You don't *have* to fill all 8 channels! That 2nd DMG can be very effective adding chorus effects or super stereo echoes to your leads. Or 2 channel stereo arps or something. Try writing a 1xlsdj song and then using the 2nd DMG to just fill the sound out.
I usually write the frame of the whole song on 1xlsdj, so I have the song structure and all the parts basically done. then I copy/past the whole thing below and start writing the second lsdj's parts one channel at a time in the copy/paste section. That way when I'm writing the 2nd lsdj's pulse parts, for instance, I can still hear my main bass line or whatever.
I like working with one lsdsng/sav for as long as possible. Eventually the two parts become independent of each other and require two separate .savs, but by then the song is pretty close to finished.
That's odd, there isn't a date for Madison, Alabama.
Yeah, I use two S commands on my usual snare and if things get too complex it misfires sometimes. I've slimmed down to one S commands in crazier sections.
This happens to me every now and then. All you can really do is reduce the complexity by either making the tables you're using simpler or by playing less channels during the part with slowdown (for instance, this song: http://roboctopus.bandcamp.com/track/th … -the-world has a SUPER sample heavy bridge and the DMG chugs badly through it, and that's with pretty minimal/simplistic pulse work).
My advice is to just look at what's going on during the slowdown and simplify things. Or don't use all the channels during that part.
Yeah.
Twas fun guys! Everyone killed!
Also,
boaconstructor wrote:Cheapshot I was definitely feeling the direction of your new shit!
I'm not archiving my set.
But seriously, David Sugar forever. Totally on.
Now that I think about it, I hate hype, yet I'm doing this show. I'm so confused right now.
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