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| SmokeyVW said 313 days ago (January 17th, 2009) | |
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. i'm working out how to turn a sound into a flying spaceship... this was done with some c code i'm working on that computes the position of a moving sound source, then figures out the delays, direct and reflected, and creates a new sound file intended to sound like the moving source it's funny (to me anyhow) that the Doppler shift of a fast moving sound source simply "falls out of the model" - it sounds cool thanks! Check out my latest song called One For Me
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| Skean said 313 days ago (January 17th, 2009) | |
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Hahaha you're to cool I love your experiment here my friend.. Hove cool is this Im very impressed, nice effect.. LOVE it.. Cheers Check out my latest song called Let's Go Trippy
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| SmokeyVW said 313 days ago (January 17th, 2009) | |
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. i hope to incorporate this into GBX later on. thanks Check out my latest song called One For Me
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| Skean said 313 days ago (January 18th, 2009) | |
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Yea that come to be a nice trip... You're creative that is for sure.. And Im very happy you do the next "Galaxy Band" Im looking forward to it... And I also hope you can find one after you as well... Time will tell no rush, it take me months to do my take... Cheers Check out my latest song called Let's Go Trippy
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| bud said 312 days ago (January 18th, 2009) | |
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Out with laptop and no phones not ideal - but still this sounds cool and the idea is interesting. Off to check out Galaxy Band X. Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| bud said 312 days ago (January 18th, 2009) | |
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Where have I been? Galaxy Band is an ongoing project. Aha! Check out my latest song called try not to think
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| lengold said 311 days ago (January 19th, 2009) | |
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I have no idea what your description means (nothing new there). But I do know that this sounds great. I absolutely love these sort of effects and wish I knew how to do them too. Cheers Len Check out my latest song called Dodgy Doughnut
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| SmokeyVW said 306 days ago (January 24th, 2009) | |
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. i'm glad you liked how it sounded. sometimes i spend hours on something and in the end, it sounds like crap. now, this is rather experimental, so i have an excuse! thanks stay tuned for Galaxy Band X Check out my latest song called One For Me
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| egobandit said 309 days ago (January 21st, 2009) | |
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boing nice in and outs on this the fluxuating volume keep me involved! nice Check out my latest song called when its love
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| SmokeyVW said 306 days ago (January 24th, 2009) | |
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. THANKS - nice to hear you liked it i never know if these things are worthwhile or not Check out my latest song called One For Me
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| davisamerica said 309 days ago (January 21st, 2009) | |
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flying space ship ... i believe u can Check out my latest song called No Son(egobandit band)
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| SmokeyVW said 306 days ago (January 24th, 2009) | |
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. you know, if i could figure out how to build a spaceship, i'd make it large enough to hold a whole bunch of MacJammers, and we could have a great jam session while in orbit around Saturn. really, i would. thanks Check out my latest song called One For Me
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| Warren Smith said 307 days ago (January 23rd, 2009) | |
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Experiment I guess I don't quite understand the experiment - is it taking a single track of sound and moving it around in space using a code that manipulates panning (x and y) and volume (z)? Obviously, creating (or understanding) minimal sound ray tracing algorithms is beyond my musical skills. That said, this posting is an interesting sonic, and one can't help but wonder how it will interact with another traced (or performed) track. The idea is loaded with latent possibilities. Cool. Check out my latest song called Pushing and Pulling
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| SmokeyVW said 307 days ago (January 23rd, 2009) | |
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. you got most of it. there is not much panning happening, it's actually mostly time delays. i describe it a little in a previous reply. Check out my latest song called One For Me
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MarkHolbrook
I love how the drums move about... Very interesting effect!