EM Web Clips for June 2003
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from "Playing in the Cracks" (p. 88).
Five MP3 examples: Dominant 7th, Major 3rd, Major Triad, Minor 7th, and Perfect 5th
(p. 93)
This ENS file is a Reaktor
document.
from Square One column "Look Who's Talking" (p.
94).
Drums1, Drums2, Drums3, Grace, Modulate
ABLETON LIVE 2.0 (Mac/Win)
Example 1 - Warped.mp3: The MP3 example Warped
illustrates Abelton Live’s different time-warping methods with
three different clips. The first pass of each sound is unwarped, and
the second pass uses the Beats method. The third pass uses the Texture,
Tone, and Re-Pitch methods respectively.
Example 2 - TenDrums.mp3: The MP3 example TenDrum was made in one pass from a one-measure, ten-pad drum loop using Live’s new tape-style multitrack recording feature.
Evolver Review mp3 Examples
Example 1: Four-part harmony from a
monosynth
Example 2: Digital/analog hybrid
Example 3: Alien atmosphere
Here are a few examples of additional Evolver Programs.
Example 1, 2,
3, 4,
5, 6,
7
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