Piezo mics, a motorized platform, and weights-processing sound in Ableton Live
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Here's a quick project in which I stuck piezo contact mics onto different weights, and a metal plate. A motorized platform drags additional weights across the wired-up surfaces, and the resulting sounds are heavily processed in Ableton.
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0:00 Description of Machine
1:06 Signal Processing
2:41 Performance - เพลง
That's some heavy metal !
this was amazing. would have liked to have seen in-depth how you processed the sounds. It sounded like there was some samples being triggered as well as the processing
That's a real inspiring trip, man! Fabulous! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for checking it out :)
wow, the thumbnail says it sounds ridiculous....ridiculously cool!! That performance was great...a dark hypnotic industrial jam. I realized as you began that the rotating platform creates a sort of sequencer that triggers each sound in turn. Awesome!!
Reminds me of Delia Derbyshire's techniques!
I mean, that was an awesome track, kudos.
Amazing
Wow this is amazing. I just found your channel. Will you be uploading any other videos as this one is from 1 year ago?
BOMBA
this GREAT
v cool
Fantastic! Super creative nice work. Can you share which effects were used for audio processing?
That track is so fucking heavy. I feel like Tom Waits should be screaming over it
I'm impressive. Curious as to why you would not explore this father.
because Mother would be disappointed
Devil machine
I've been a traditional hip hop producer/beatmaker for the last 2 decades, but the genre isn't what it used to be, and I rarely listen to anything rap related anymore. I ultimately lost my creativity while making anything hip hop related. I've been leaning into experimental ambient type music, and this is right up my alley. I've been working in the box up until the past few months, and I'm trying to build a mostly dawless setup. I'm tired of using a mouse to make music. I really wish I could just sell the thousands of dollars in software that I've bought, but software companies aren't very cool when it comes to reselling their products. Which I feel is unethical. I really wish I would have read the fine print before I bought most of the stuff I have. I probably use 5% of the software that I have. The only thing about hardware is figuring out what to get, because I'm not rich, and I want to make smart purchases. I have a Minilogue XD, MPC Live 2, Novation Launchkey, Zoom R24, and some mics, and a looper delay FX pedal called Grand Canyon by Electro-Harmonix. I'm stuck on what I should get next. I have 6-7 hundred to invest, and I'm not sure if I should get a MicroFreak and another pedal, some of the Korg Volcas, some of the Behringer gear, or get one of the Korg digital synths like the WaveState, Opsix, or ModWave. I was also looking at Blofeld's and Dreadbox's. I know this is long, so I'm not sure if anyone will read this, but I'm open to experienced opinions.
Insanity. What are you