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Samuel Geai wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 4:54 am
A delay that repeats sounds before they even occur !?
How do you know?
Yes. I am the beta tester. You must understand, it only works in generative set-ups. By simply accelerating the clock into light-speed. You only choose the future date and time, then it accelerates accordingly. Of course it takes a few minutes, depending on the distance. When the orange LED stops blinking, you have reached the selected date and time, so you are listening to the music of the future.
Of course I am complaining! Because it uses a menu with a date and time picker. I want a big analogue knob instead, as I hate menus. But, well, privately I used the module in a hidden mode to see what will be fashionable in 2037 and I have to tell you that everybody will want menues then, which is quite irritlating to me.
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If you are into DIY, you can make any delay modules to repeat sounds before they play by simply replacing all the circuit’s capacitors by flux capacitors.
Kosmikos wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 4:44 pm
If you are into DIY, you can make any delay modules to repeat sounds before they play by simply replacing all the circuit’s capacitors by flux capacitors.
Yeah, tried it, but my case didn't have the required 1.21 gigawatts.
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Arrandan wrote: ↑Thu May 12, 2022 2:47 am
I wanted to post this in the SB22 thread but refrained to keep things positive over there. So hurray for a complainers' complaints thread where we complain about complaints!
Eventides launched Mishmash https://www.eventideaudio.com/rackmount/misha/ - a sequencer that "utilizes a unique, interval-based approach to playing and creating melodies". I mean, what does that even mean? Possibly it refers to Euclides' approach of defining every note by perfect fifths, which we all know caused eternal havoc ever after. So yeah, a good path to follow
But it gets better. One of the features is this: "Tone row based sequencer inspired by the classic compositional technique used in serial music". Everybody in academic music (you know, all three of them) will love this! For the rest of us, it's "Hey, why can't I use this note? Ah - I need to use these seven other notes before, even if that sounds crap". I love what Schoenberg did to break up standard harmony and to invent what makes horror soundtracks sound so cool, but first liberating all the tones to then bind them even more rigidly into rows "to keep them all equal" was not his finest hour.
Had to get that off my chest
Can I complain about this interpretation of the emancipation of dissonance?
Jazzman wrote: ↑Wed May 11, 2022 11:59 am
Complaining about an issue leads to creative solutions. So complaining is the first step of that creative process. Changing a paradigm isn't easy, but our brains can handle it. See; brain plasticity.
I'm talking about a particular kind of complaining which often has no solution. The sort you're talking about is valid criticism, which comes from a place of understanding and has a goal in mind.
case in point.
Moog or Behringer release a product that has a pastel or red panel. People come on to that products thread and complain about the color. Others come on the thread and complain that people are complaining about the colors of the panel.
Moog releases a black panel version and with B, a third party designs new skin panel choices.
So you have two types of complaining here. One type that leeds to a creative solution, the other is simply people complaining about other people complaining.
Which category does this thread fall under?
I hate this question and really hope that it will be fixed in future firmware.
1n wrote: ↑Fri May 20, 2022 8:53 am
i like the old complaints a lot better
True!
Vintage Analog complaints have more depth.
Digital is harsh and one dimensional.
Stop living in the past. Double-blind placebo studies comparing analog and digital complaints show no discernible difference with a confidence interval over 90%. Facts.
1n wrote: ↑Fri May 20, 2022 8:53 am
i like the old complaints a lot better
True!
Vintage Analog complaints have more depth.
Digital is harsh and one dimensional.
What's sad about the current state of complaining though, is while you can have all the analog complaints you want, the digital monopoly on communication these days means you have no choice but to digitize them before they can actually reach an audience. Personally I'm looking into going back to poison pen letters, analog radio broadcasting, and smoke signals to express my dissatisfaction in all its undiluted spite.
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