Re: considering kyma purchase

["whiteoakstudios" <whiteoakstudios@supanet.com>]

We share patches through the Kyma support page. I agree there's no point in
re-inventing the wheel. I would rather spend time playing into Kyma than
programming it though it's nice to imagine confugurations and be able to
implement them.
Which reminds me Dennis - any sign of your looping patches?

Gareth


> >  > Gareth said:
> >>  >... if you've programmed 8 independent stereo loops with variable
> >>  >pitch shifting and filtering once, this patch may form the basis of
all
> >your
> >>  >musical output for the next 3 years.
> >>
> >>  Did you do that? I mean it does not make sense that each looper dugs
> >>  himself through the programming of such a patch...
> >  > --
> >  >
>
> >Explain 'dugs'
> >
> >Gareth
>
> oh sorry, I thought it was past for "to dig" and was a picture for
> learning effort to make patches.
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