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Sinator by Dieter Zobel

Discussion in 'REAKTOR' started by spoombung, Feb 3, 2005.

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  1. TeleriGirl

    TeleriGirl NI Product Owner

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    I figured as much, since you actually asked if I'm a real girl! It did seem a bit of a tease.
     
    TeleriGirl, Feb 4, 2005
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  2. PNM

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    I knew there had to be girls out there, I was just thinking of starting a thread:

    "Leila are you out there?"

    and that's got absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with eric clapton!

    Deiter Zobels ensembles are the muts nuts!!!
     
    PNM, Feb 4, 2005
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  3. tubaman

    tubaman NI Product Owner

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    TeleriGirl wrote: << I've always liked figuring out what is possible to do with the techno-toys at my disposal. I mean, today I auditioned ensemble after ensemble after ensemble to play this Celtic piece that I'd MIDI'd awhile back. Most of them were not "functional" at all for that purpose, but I'm such a sound freak that it didn't really matter. I eventually got a somewhat demented (though recognizable) audio recording of the song... which I immediately fed to a granular synth which made it completely unrecognizable but beautiful! >>

    Congratulations on this creative "breakthrough". This, to me, is what Reaktor is, or should be, all about. There are mountains of synths and midi plugins to do the former tast of rendering up pretty music, but open a Rachmiel or Zobel ensemble, and it's like when Dorothhy landed in Oz and everything suddenly went from black & white to technicolor!

    Don
     
    tubaman, Feb 4, 2005
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  4. tymes2

    tymes2 NI Product Owner

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    Hehe, with the occasional blackout due to processor overload :eek:)
     
    tymes2, Feb 4, 2005
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  5. Sicklecell666

    Sicklecell666 NI Product Owner

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    I had no idea :D

    Glad to make your feminine aquaintance!
     
    Sicklecell666, Feb 4, 2005
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  6. TeleriGirl

    TeleriGirl NI Product Owner

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    I've mentioned it once or twice on KVR, but I don't advertise it over there. The Reaktor forum, though, has a higher percentage of thoughtful people who are doing creatively interesting things.

    (KVR has thoughtful, creatively interesting people too, but it also has a a good percentage of people who get all bent over really silly stuff).

    Anyway, I feel more comfortable being myself in a setting like this.

    Actually, somebody mentioned Dorothy first seeing the technicolor world of Oz a few posts ago??? In the end, Dorothy went back home to Kansas. Well, for me Reaktor is like going home... except that OZ is my home!
     
    TeleriGirl, Feb 4, 2005
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  7. algofrag

    algofrag NI Product Owner

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    eat your noise, it's good for you!!
     
    algofrag, Feb 6, 2005
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  8. cebec

    cebec NI Product Owner

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    i work in falls church! weird!
     
    cebec, Feb 8, 2005
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  9. TeleriGirl

    TeleriGirl NI Product Owner

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    It's such a "big world" here and on KVR that you never expect to meet someone who works within 5 or so miles!

    We're about 1.5 miles from the Home Depot involved in the sniper shooting. It's still eerie driving past that parking structure.
     
    TeleriGirl, Feb 8, 2005
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