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He seemed like a great guy...I'm most sorry I didn't get a chance to deal with him in person. :\

rs

Hi, looking for a complete kit, but I'd take just the PCBs.

Alternatively, if anybody knows where to get a file suitable to generate the PCBs from, that would be just as good. The resources I can f ...

Great discussion...

One thing I've noticed is that there seems to be a "generation gap" where sampling is involved.

I don't think you can put an exact time span on it, but I've not ...

I put on, and am involved in shows that feature electronic artists but are about cooperation and not competition, often based on some sort of "improvisation-game"...in the past Oblique Strategies and ...

Hi gang, thanks for the advice.

In the last few weeks I've tried a little of everything suggested here.

The core of the solution that works best for me has been communication. And, it helps to h ...

Hi,

I woke up this morning, and suddenly I've got some high-profile gigs with a band who I've never actually practiced with but I sometimes sit in with. They're looking to me for some ideas.

We ...

I had that Peavey unit, and I've played on the Behringer units a few times...if you play out on a regular basis, I'd recommend the Peavey.

It is solid metal and the faders, buttons, and wheel feel ...

I've noticed that when I play for an audience I play differently, I can't say if it's better or worse -- but different things tend to come out.

The main pitfall, to me, of playing for audiences, is ...

I think that if you start with the premise that the primary purpose of the music industry is to make money by selling people things, then this makes perfect sense.

I'd actually be surprised if this ...

I can't prove whether or not the Soul really exists, but I think that the idea of supernatural things is, at least, a useful analogy for humans to talk about things that are beyond our current ability ...

When I think "Anti-Music", some (findably) well-known, current, examples I think of are Black Dice, The Skaters, and Jandek.

A casual listener would call this "stuff" noise, but I think a closer li ...

Regarding the whole Buddhism/Cage connection:

I think that Buddhism is misunderstood and idealized by us in the West, in general. Consider the fratboy/pothead use of the term "buddha" as a synon ...

I do stuff like that hopefully not to say "I am an Artiste and I am bored to be here" -- but to say "This should be just as casual as hanging around in somebody's living room playing acoustic guitar". ...

I think a good portion of the audience probably doesn't have many day-to-day responsibilities, so probably so :D

The description of that show uncannily reminds me of shows that I (end up) play(ing) on about a bi-weekly basis.

They're typically unrehearsed -- or close to it -- and some traits they usually have ...

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Topic: Wanted: JHaible Subtle Chorus Parts/PCB
ryansupak Replies: 1 Views: 1230	Posted: Mon May 28, 2012 2:59 pm Subject: Wanted: JHaible Subtle Chorus Parts/PCB Forum: Wanted, For Sale, Opportunities and Requests » Equipment/Software Wanted and For Sale
ryansupak Replies: 1 Views: 1230	He seemed like a great guy...I'm most sorry I didn't get a chance to deal with him in person. :\ rs
Topic: Wanted: JHaible Subtle Chorus Parts/PCB
ryansupak Replies: 1 Views: 1230	Posted: Mon May 28, 2012 2:55 pm Subject: Wanted: JHaible Subtle Chorus Parts/PCB Forum: Wanted, For Sale, Opportunities and Requests » Equipment/Software Wanted and For Sale
ryansupak Replies: 1 Views: 1230	Hi, looking for a complete kit, but I'd take just the PCBs. Alternatively, if anybody knows where to get a file suitable to generate the PCBs from, that would be just as good. The resources I can f ...
Topic: The ethics of sampling
ryansupak Replies: 40 Views: 15294	Posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 1:54 pm Subject: The ethics of sampling Forum: Discussion » Schmooze
ryansupak Replies: 40 Views: 15294	Great discussion... One thing I've noticed is that there seems to be a "generation gap" where sampling is involved. I don't think you can put an exact time span on it, but I've not ...
Topic: Laptop Battle Championship
ryansupak Replies: 31 Views: 15103	Posted: Fri Dec 16, 2005 9:00 pm Subject: Laptop Battle Championship Forum: News... » Concerts and Festivals
ryansupak Replies: 31 Views: 15103	I put on, and am involved in shows that feature electronic artists but are about cooperation and not competition, often based on some sort of "improvisation-game"...in the past Oblique Strategies and ...
Topic: Directions/Loose Score for an Electronic Band?
ryansupak Replies: 8 Views: 8651	Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 9:03 am Subject: Directions/Loose Score for an Electronic Band? Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 8 Views: 8651	Hi gang, thanks for the advice. In the last few weeks I've tried a little of everything suggested here. The core of the solution that works best for me has been communication. And, it helps to h ...
Topic: Directions/Loose Score for an Electronic Band?
ryansupak Replies: 8 Views: 8651	Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 4:11 pm Subject: Directions/Loose Score for an Electronic Band? Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 8 Views: 8651	Hi, I woke up this morning, and suddenly I've got some high-profile gigs with a band who I've never actually practiced with but I sometimes sit in with. They're looking to me for some ideas. We ...
Topic: peavey 1600 or Behringer knob box?
ryansupak Replies: 20 Views: 19030	Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 3:59 pm Subject: peavey 1600 or Behringer knob box? Forum: Instruments and Equipment » MIDI Controllers and Interfaces
ryansupak Replies: 20 Views: 19030	I had that Peavey unit, and I've played on the Behringer units a few times...if you play out on a regular basis, I'd recommend the Peavey. It is solid metal and the faders, buttons, and wheel feel ...
Topic: Personal vs Accessible
ryansupak Replies: 13 Views: 10397	Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 8:57 pm Subject: Personal vs Accessible Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 13 Views: 10397	I've noticed that when I play for an audience I play differently, I can't say if it's better or worse -- but different things tend to come out. The main pitfall, to me, of playing for audiences, is ...
Topic: Music industry is mining P2P psychographic data
ryansupak Replies: 3 Views: 3138	Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 12:45 pm Subject: Music industry is mining P2P psychographic data Forum: News... » Miscellaneous News
ryansupak Replies: 3 Views: 3138	I think that if you start with the premise that the primary purpose of the music industry is to make money by selling people things, then this makes perfect sense. I'd actually be surprised if this ...
Topic: Anti-music
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 8:21 am Subject: Anti-music Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	I can't prove whether or not the Soul really exists, but I think that the idea of supernatural things is, at least, a useful analogy for humans to talk about things that are beyond our current ability ...
Topic: Anti-music
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 7:27 am Subject: Anti-music Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	When I think "Anti-Music", some (findably) well-known, current, examples I think of are Black Dice, The Skaters, and Jandek. A casual listener would call this "stuff" noise, but I think a closer li ...
Topic: Anti-music
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2005 3:05 pm Subject: Anti-music Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	Regarding the whole Buddhism/Cage connection: I think that Buddhism is misunderstood and idealized by us in the West, in general. Consider the fratboy/pothead use of the term "buddha" as a synon ...
Topic: Anti-music
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 9:58 am Subject: Anti-music Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	I do stuff like that hopefully not to say "I am an Artiste and I am bored to be here" -- but to say "This should be just as casual as hanging around in somebody's living room playing acoustic guitar". ...
Topic: Anti-music
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 9:21 am Subject: Anti-music Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	I think a good portion of the audience probably doesn't have many day-to-day responsibilities, so probably so :D
Topic: Anti-music
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 8:46 am Subject: Anti-music Forum: Discussion » Composition
ryansupak Replies: 110 Views: 69653	The description of that show uncannily reminds me of shows that I (end up) play(ing) on about a bi-weekly basis. They're typically unrehearsed -- or close to it -- and some traits they usually have ...