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sheep555
Liquid Emperor
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« Reply #2 on: 08-28-2003 04:20 »
« Last Edit on: 08-28-2003 04:20 »
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For those more technically minded, it's composed of five holophonor samples (each a single note or phrase, except for the fifth sample, which is the entire thing, as you can probably hear) - these samples are then loaded up onto a drum machine, and synched up. The drum loop is a simple Reason preset (the whole thing being done in Reason).
Effects wise, the holophonor has heavy reverb, plus a 3 stage delay. In order to get that "Roland" like synth sound from the holophonor, there's a Envelope Controlled Filter applied, which I manually control during the recording. The drums also have a similar filter, but this is only to fade in and out the treble to give that muted sound.
Edit: A thought occurs...if you plug it into G-Force, iTunes or similar music player with visualiser (G-Force enables you to visualise with bitmaps, so is a good choice), you get your own holophonor...
Edit Edit: There's a lot of peaking at the very, very end, so you get distortion. It isn't your headphones, so I'll just take that bit out and fade it down. I'll upload later.
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Allen
Professor
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I loved this. When you're done with it, I think you should set it to the holophoner scenes in "Parasites Lost"
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