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thank you :)

thank you :)

thank you :)

thanks! funny thing about this one is that it's 101 bpm actually, started really slow and then suddenly escalated into hitech territory haha. wouldn't say album, more like compilation, I want to try close the project until the end of the year, so got a month to try and do that, so maybe early 2025...

thanks :)

haha maybe they should get a rytm ;)

@@asinenoise Lol, I wonder if they guys in it still make music. Think they did it like in the late 60s to early 70s

I'm not really following but I think they had shows last year, not sure if original stuff but they seem pretty active

@ Interesting, I remember my dad showed me two of their music videoes when I was very little.

haha thanks :)

thank you :)

thank you!

thank you :) I do not know who that is but I will check it out!

thank you :) rytm is nuts, it's just such a unique device that often gets mislabeled as a drum machine haha... I'm still learning my way through Max for visuals, this thing is wild too :)

@ I thougt this was touchdesigner. Was this Max ? The Ableton version ? Max 9 has some great enhancements but did not checked that out yet.

it's Max 9, I started recording midi too but still haven't figured out how to send the midi into Max, maybe I should take a look into M4L for that, I'm still trying to figure out the whole Jitter world...

thanks! that's the ut imulse, one of my favorite machines ;)

thanks :)

I'll upload the recent batch to bancamp in the near future :)

@ can u link ur bandcamp

sure, it's in the about section of the channel as well: asine.bandcamp.com

thanks! it's jitter, honestly max is insane and I'm hoping to never open td again, I absolutely love the max flow, it's a bit harder at the moment but with time should be easier :)

@@asinenoise I'm constantly on the edge of diving into Max/Jitter and living there for a while ....seems like once you got over the hump could get some wild expressive stuff going on

@yotassx diving is the correct word, there's no dipping, while there are some texture manipulation packages like Vizzy with which you'd probably feel at home straight away, getting into the geometry stuff will take more time, you can use the Max free without saving for as long as you need and there is 50% off for Live Suite owners so I decided to go for it with a vision of using M4L device to save the video patch into the Live project where I record, perhaps record some midi and use it as modulation as well. overall I just didn't feel that TD is my endgame software and really wanted something that eventually I'll be able to do more with, I plan to get to audio part too in the future, there's so much you can do with Max it's mindblowing.

thank you ;)

thank you :)