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NoiseLab
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Location: Zandvoort, the Netherlands
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Hi,
I'm Armand from the Netherlands. I like to make experimental sounds from noise/industrial till electropop. For now I'm working on my webside, when it's ready I'll let you know.
Favorite music: The Cure, New Order, Joy Devision, Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Propaganda, Kraftwerk, Art Of Noise, Laurie Anderson, Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, Talk Talk, Devo, Talking Heads, Bjork, Human League, Garbage, Yello, Future Sound Of Londen
The gear that I use:
Akai S1100
Akai MX76
Waldorf Microwave
Waldorf Pulse
Waldorf 4 Pole
Jomox Xbase 09
Oberheim OBMX 2 voice
Symbolic Sound Corporation Kyma 10 DSP
CM Labs Motormix
Wacom Intuos 3 4X5
Moog Etherwave
Elektron Sidstation
Elektron Machinedrum
Elektron Monomachine
Apple PowerMac G4 350 MHz
Apple 15" PowerBook G4 1,67 GHz
LaCie 160 GB
Emagic Logic Audio
Emagic Unitor 8
Atari 1040 ST
Steinberg Cubase
Mackie CR 1604
Mackie 1202 VLZ-Pro
Shure SM 58
Sennheiser HD 600
Sennheiser HD 250
Lexicon DC 1
Van Medevoort MA 220
Van Medevoort PA 110
Driade 44
Driade 103
MIT Digital Reference
Marantz CD 80
Van Den Hul Magnum
Here a link with a soundbyte that I created:
http://fileserv1.soundclick.com/fastk6/HiE/noiselab+disintegratingmonster.mp3
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NoiseLab
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| A lot of Clavia on this forum. I am interested in the G2, but for me it's more important to get a good poly synth. |
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seraph
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Hi NoiseLab
I see you still have an Atari computer (me too  ). Do you really use it or it's only part of the furniture  Anyway welcome to electro-music.com 
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NoiseLab
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| seraph wrote: | Hi NoiseLab
I see you still have an Atari computer (me too ). Do you really use it or it's only part of the furniture Anyway welcome to electro-music.com |
I still use the Atari because I am not really happy with Logic. However, I make a lot of use of the sequencer from the Monomachine! |
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| NoiseLab wrote: | | I still use the Atari because I am not really happy with Logic. |
you mean Logic Audio on the Mac Are you using Cubase on the Atari
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NoiseLab
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| seraph wrote: | | NoiseLab wrote: | | I still use the Atari because I am not really happy with Logic. |
you mean Logic Audio on the Mac Are you using Cubase on the Atari |
Exactly, I use Cubase 3.01 on the Atari. I'm a bit of shamed to say this but I use Logic on the Mac only for things like software updates via MIDI.
I forgot to mention that I also use Sounddiver to program the Microwave. |
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mosc
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 NoiseLab, glad to have you here.
You have a great selection of gear, I must say.
I have a G2. I'm interested in your comment that you are more interested in a polysynth. The G2 can make very nice polyphonic synth and organlike sounds. What exactly do you mean by a polysynth?
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NoiseLab
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| mosc wrote: | NoiseLab, glad to have you here.
You have a great selection of gear, I must say.
I have a G2. I'm interested in your comment that you are more interested in a polysynth. The G2 can make very nice polyphonic synth and organlike sounds. What exactly do you mean by a polysynth? |
Hi Mosc (Kymite),
As for the polyphonic synth I think of a analogue polysynth like the Jomox Sunsyn or maybe the new DSI Polykey Evolver plus the rackversion for 8 voices. Those are the ones that I would go for. I am not really interested in the Alesis A6 or the SE Omega 8!
For polyphonic there is a bit of shortage in my set-up (only the Microwave) I also have to compare the Microwave vs the Evolver sound palette to make the right decision. But I'm not on a hurry about this, my plan is to buy the polysynth at the end of this year!
The main reason that I don't go for the G2 is that for me it is a higher priority to expand Kyma! This or maybe next month I'm going to order a halfsize Continuum Fingerboard and after that more DSP cards.
So maybe a G2 in a far future? |
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Ahhh... That keyboard/controller is very cool. 
You are into a very broad range of instruments. My Kyma has 12 processors which has always been enough for me, but in honesty I must say I don't use the Kyma as much as I'd like to because of the learning curve.
I was thinking of starting a Kyma forum here, but there already is one on the Symbolic Sound website. I wouldn't want to pull users over from there.
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NoiseLab
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Yes indeed, the learning curve  it can be very very very deep! I'm also pretty far out from being a poweruser.
Do you also have the Wacom? It's really awesome to use this tool! |
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You mean the graphics pen pad?
I don't have anything like that. What do you use it for? Am I missing something? (I already have enough stuff, but I'm always interested in new toys, just like eveyone else here.)
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| NoiseLab wrote: | | I forgot to mention that I also use Sounddiver to program the Microwave. |
tell me, are you on OS9 or OSX my guess is that you are still on OS9 because the beta version for OSX, IMHO, just stinks.
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| mosc wrote: | You mean the graphics pen pad?
I don't have anything like that. What do you use it for? Am I missing something? (I already have enough stuff, but I'm always interested in new toys, just like eveyone else here.) |
You are missing a lot of fun in using Kyma here! Do you know there's a update? Kyma X.1 that support the Wacom Tablet as a 3-D Sound Control Surface!
Well look at this link:
http://www.symbolicsound.com/cgi-bin/bin/view/Company/KymaX1Released |
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NoiseLab
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| seraph wrote: | | NoiseLab wrote: | | I forgot to mention that I also use Sounddiver to program the Microwave. |
tell me, are you on OS9 or OSX my guess is that you are still on OS9 because the beta version for OSX, IMHO, just stinks. |
On my old Mac I am using OS9 (Logic Audio, Sounddiver) and on my new Mac OSX (Kyma) |
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I knew it. if you want to keep using SoundDiver stick to OS9 that's the only application I miss from OS9 
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I'm embarassed I haven't upgraded. It's on the list. This looks like a lot of fun. 
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I like your little piece on SoundClick, but an ugly pop-up snuck through the FireFox filters.
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Yes, that link works very well.
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