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Well these are the tracks I've made using nodal, I am trying to make my tracks generate on their own, build up and down on their own in a "natural" way, these are the tracks I have created so far with nodal.I love this program, I've ran into some minor (but slightly annoying) bugs, but nothing that has stopped me from producing what I wanted to.The bugs I am talking about I will be posting soon, but I feel something like that needs to be detailed.--
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I have added my workflow in the description of a later track, but it is kind of hidden in between other tracks, so here is a copy:www.renoise.com/ Renoisewww.aodix.com/products.html Arguru Voyagervb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Cable/index.htm Virtual Audio Cablewww.nerds.de/en/loopbe1.html LoopBe1audacity.sourceforge.net/ AudacityBesides synths, it mostly consists of instruments I have created by myself, sometimes I use a VST simply to render a sound, then I use renoise and (mostly native) filters to make my own custom instrument.Lately I have been doing a lot of experimental linking and syncing, besides writing the music using an algorithm in nodal, I have been making each instrument have an effect on each other using signal followers (side chaining), so instrument 1 has an effect on 2 which has an effect on 3 to instrument 4 and 5, and 5 has its own automated effect on instrument 1.In that sense I am trying to create a sort of self-unfolding music using nodal and self-complimenting effects.
Sorry, I think I've replied directly to your email instead of the google group?I still need to get used to this system.Yes I used renoise as a sample player, besides playing the samples it has a lot of options to make complete instruments out of them.I don't use renoise only as a sample player, I use it as a VST host as well, I use mostly the native renoise plugins, and there are some nice ones in here too: http://mda.smartelectronix.com/I think it is kind of hard to explain, but I might be able to upload a complete project here, a renoise file and a nodal file, the free version of renoise should be fine to play it, and I really only use free plugins, I have a single paid plugin, but it is not used in any of these tracks.Though I have a bad habit at giving everything some weird name, I'd need to check the filedates.
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 6:10:49 PM UTC+2, uidFluiq wrote:https://soundcloud.com/fluiquid/spacebrainWell these are the tracks I've made using nodal, I am trying to make my tracks generate on their own, build up and down on their own in a "natural" way, these are the tracks I have created so far with nodal.I love this program, I've ran into some minor (but slightly annoying) bugs, but nothing that has stopped me from producing what I wanted to.The bugs I am talking about I will be posting soon, but I feel something like that needs to be detailed.
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