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Hello again internet. Here are two updates to our catalogue.
A 7" vinyl by Chipzel including a Trey Frey Remix on the B-side
Trey remix hottest track of the century
This is the first time I've seen a spambot actually talk about music here. They're learning.
Since your keyboard is also a synthesizer it's possible it needs to be in a certain mode to output midi.
Hella tempted, if nobody picks this up by the time I have cash I'll definitely take it off your hands.
So nice you posted it twice.
Try it quieter?
Yeah, try it louder.
"Windows 8 is so unhipster its now mega hipster" Guy who doesnt understand what hipster means.
The only meaning of that word at this point is "someone who doesn't like the things I like"
Gave it another look, couldn't come up with anything myself, sorry. Good luck.
You should probably timestamp the songs you want id'ed, it's a little unreasonable to give no time info on a 33 minute video.
That being said, sounds like stuff that might be on the Ubikitune label, try there: http://ubiktune.com/
Everyone keep in mind that trey touched this, therefore making it gold and worth thousands of dollars.
how are they even slightly similar
fuck renoise
They're sample based music tracking software, they're way more than slightly similar. The biggest difference is Renoise looks like famitracker and lpgt looks like lsdj.
That's nonfinite I'm pretty sure
Make some kind of automatic EMS driver signer and I'll love you forever.
an0va wrote:yeah that track definitely sounds like a NES triangle of some sort, it has that extra semi-resonant high harmonic innit
I love that semi-resonant high harmonic in it
Actually learning the physics of sound has made a huge difference in the sounds I can make with a synthesiser in front of me. Everyone should learn about harmonics.
The best way to get a sine is to draw it, but you can also lower the lowpass cutoff on a triangle wave.
The best way to get a sine to be loud is to lower the volume of everything else.
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