aknit44
Hi guys.
As an idea to upcoming versions or upgrades of Atomix, I think it would be a good idea if the Atomix developers added a "Vinyl Static Creation" facility to the lists of options, or as an effect, so that listeners and DJs feel like they are playing Vinyl records. Just a thought.
As an idea to upcoming versions or upgrades of Atomix, I think it would be a good idea if the Atomix developers added a "Vinyl Static Creation" facility to the lists of options, or as an effect, so that listeners and DJs feel like they are playing Vinyl records. Just a thought.
Posté Tue 06 Aug 02 @ 11:18 am
Grimm
I thought the the now present static that occurs when the tempo is changed was that "feature"? Or is that a bug? ;)
Grimm
Grimm
Posté Tue 06 Aug 02 @ 11:25 am
aknit44
I don't mean that kind of static, although that could be a bug.
I mean, you know, like that static, prickly, sticky sound you hear on Vinyl records, mostly at the start of the disc or song, and slowly fades out as the stylus continues to get closer to the centre of the record. You could say it kind of makes authenticate a really good oldie, if you're doing an oldies night or session in a club or pub, and guys just love that.
It should be creatable, both at normal and non-normal pitch.
I mean, you know, like that static, prickly, sticky sound you hear on Vinyl records, mostly at the start of the disc or song, and slowly fades out as the stylus continues to get closer to the centre of the record. You could say it kind of makes authenticate a really good oldie, if you're doing an oldies night or session in a club or pub, and guys just love that.
It should be creatable, both at normal and non-normal pitch.
Posté Tue 06 Aug 02 @ 11:36 am
Damocles
An effect could do this, no need for a new version... But someone has to code it.
Posté Tue 06 Aug 02 @ 12:41 pm
The Goner
Or use a mic and make static noises w/ your mouth...hehe..
shhh....chk......chk ....shhh......crk.......
or something to that effect!
plur
shhh....chk......chk ....shhh......crk.......
or something to that effect!
plur
Posté Sat 17 Aug 02 @ 4:48 am