▲ 149 r/idm
Sound diary
Hey y’all, this is a little sound diary from today, using Philip Meyers Tessella sequencer and automating it to get some interesting results. The videos are found randomly on YouTube, you can type in MOV### and it’ll find mostly unviewed videos
u/SlamagotchiOG — 5 months ago
▲ 38 r/idm
Thank you!
Thanks to the support I got from my last post, glad everyone has enjoyed the EP so far! I've been a bit busy but will respond to messages asap. In the meantime, the whole EP dropped on bandcamp and streaming services (excluding spotify). If you want to grab it, here's the link -
https://sebvivian.bandcamp.com/album/oddworld
SV
u/SlamagotchiOG — 5 months ago
▲ 179 r/idm
The grind is real.
Heyo, I'm an unsigned musician from Australia - I've been working professionally for over 15 years but it seems to get harder to cut through these days. I produce/mix for myself and other producers, teach workshops and work a lot through collaborative approaches to music. If anyone wants advice/to have a chat please reach out!
Just trying to get some new bits of mine to people that might enjoy, this is off my latest EP Oddworld which drops later this week - here's my bandcamp if you would like to keep up to date :)
u/SlamagotchiOG — 5 months ago
▲ 35 r/ableton
I've been using Ableton for 17 years and it is THE best daw I have ever used. That being said, one of my biggest issues with it is once you become an experienced user you realise how much you don't actually need to use/see when you either making a track or playing live.
Max for live has this performance feature which I think could be implemented into ableton. If it had some sort of focus mode where you could select the different windows + plugins on different tracks and macros that the user could lay out on screen and you could 'hide' everything else away in this view so it would only leave you with what you had specified you wanted to see.
Does anyone know of any way this could be achieved? I've used the performance tool by iftah but it lacks having a visual readout of say plugins or any visual feedback so you still need to go into ableton regular to tweak various things. I'm looking for a way to custom design ableton (without having to do it in max). Any suggestions or advice from people who might now how to code this would be greatly appreciated!
u/SlamagotchiOG — 5 months ago