Re: replacing and time slipping single tracks on Repeater

[Goddess <thefates@earthlink.net>]

  Claude, can you elaborate a little more?  In order for me to create
drop-outs, I need to replace over existing audio, so I can't just record
fresh and have it work the same way.  <smile>  -Perhaps I'm missing
something...  

Smiles,

G-Girl

At 12:13 PM 7/20/02 +0200, you wrote:
>Automate those button presses with a sequencer (pattern mode or song mode)
>"the slipping song"
>no sound created yet just a looping/mangling empty structure
>fire the sequencer
>then add the notes/sounds to the slipping song
>
>Claude
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>>   Hi All,    -Well, I did afterall, have a little fling with my friendly
>> Repeater for a while, and well, IT WAS AWESOME!!!   lollollol!  
>>   Mark Sottilaro asked  earlier about slipping one track of a stereo  
>pair.
>>  Mark, simply deselect the stereo pair, and then select a single track 
>and
>> then time slip it.  
>>   anyway, one really neat thing I was just doing was to use the replace
>> function to selectively create drop-outs in a stereo track by replacing
>> little bits of it with silence.  Then, I'd select a single track of the
>> pair to time slip.  You end up with a sort of uneven chopy track with a
>> panning delay effect.  Then, if you add the original rhythm back in, you
>> can get some pretty wild accents due to the audio  cuts and  delaying.
>> <smile>  Then if you reverse it all...    lollollol!!!  
>>   anyway, you can create some real craziness if you then go ahead and do
>> the same thing to the original rhythm track and mix it in as well.  It 
>gets
>> pretty mangled.  lol!  
>>   Anyway, -just thought I'd share...  
>> 
>> Nighters,
>> 
>> G-Girl
>> 
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