shanebro
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New Orleans, Louisiana
Frostbyte wrote:

I'd like to see a week all about mixing, honestly haha. I'm crap at that!

This!!!!!

cheapshot
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Tokyo, Japan

I could do a week on mixing tracks down smile

CartoonFood
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Manchester, UK

Cool stuff, I'll definitely check out the next instalment.

Also, I noticed a small typo "Notice that the echoed note corresponds to note the note it immediately follows but the one before that."

I assume that's supposed to be "not to".

ChipsChallengeBand
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Rochester, NY

Good idea, roboctopus!  I'll be reading it.

roboctopus
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Madison, Alabama
CartoonFood wrote:

Cool stuff, I'll definitely check out the next instalment.

Also, I noticed a small typo "Notice that the echoed note corresponds to note the note it immediately follows but the one before that."

I assume that's supposed to be "not to".

Waaah.  I am embarrass.  Fixed.

Frostbyte
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roboctopus wrote:
CartoonFood wrote:

Cool stuff, I'll definitely check out the next instalment.

Also, I noticed a small typo "Notice that the echoed note corresponds to note the note it immediately follows but the one before that."

I assume that's supposed to be "not to".

Waaah.  I am embarrass.  Fixed.

Embarrassed lawl

an0va
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I'd totally be down for a column sometime.

bryface
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vancouver, canada

a column demystifying the Synth screen parameters would be super valuable if anyone can provide one.  i'd like to think i know enough about synthesis  to understand what each param does, but working the values and getting predictable results can still be a damn frustrating piece of alchemy.

ashimoke
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Czech republic
bryface wrote:

a column demystifying the Synth screen parameters would be super valuable if anyone can provide one.

this thread is pretty cool http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/5954/ … e-channel/

roboctopus
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Madison, Alabama
bryface wrote:

a column demystifying the Synth screen parameters would be super valuable if anyone can provide one.  i'd like to think i know enough about synthesis  to understand what each param does, but working the values and getting predictable results can still be a damn frustrating piece of alchemy.

I already have several columns on the wave channel planned, but Danimal Cannon did some nice in-depth work on the very parameters you're talking about in the thread ashinsmoke mentioned http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/5954/ … e-channel/

Though I might turn that thread into a compact column.

CartoonFood
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Manchester, UK

Edit: Wrong thread

Last edited by CartoonFood (Mar 4, 2012 5:40 pm)

kineticturtle
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Matthew Joseph Payne

Ignoring the fact that this thread is the wrong place for this question, welcome to LSDJ. smile
What version are you using?

CartoonFood
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Manchester, UK

Ah crap, sorry about that. Would it have been better to start a new thread?

I'm new here, I'll learn.

I'm on 4.1.8 - Just downloaded a later version.

Thanks for the help.

Last edited by CartoonFood (Mar 4, 2012 5:38 pm)

Moriokun
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Milwaukee Area, WI

I was thinking about starting some of my own tutorials about some intermediate techniques that I have discovered thanks to some help from Danimal Cannon. I was gonna talk about advance table techniques, taking advantage of stereo channels, and mixing the levels of a song to give you a better overall sound quality. Sadly, I just started a new job and it's been sucking up most of my free time :\

edit: oh and some basic wav channel stuff.

Last edited by Moriokun (Mar 4, 2012 6:19 pm)

roboctopus
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Madison, Alabama

The second article is up: http://www.noisechannel.org/posts/4515