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Discussion in 'REAKTOR' started by Blazorge, Mar 7, 2003.

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  1. Blazorge

    Blazorge NI Product Owner

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    Well...Harvestworks is an amazing place. (I live in NYC)
    They seem to only use MAX/MSP though. Al least that's the only class available. Seriously, If they had a Reaktor or Supercollider class/workshop I'd be there in a flash. Definately. Are there enough Reaktor or SC users in New York to be able to get something like that happening? I know that there have been similar posts in this forum about people in various places trying to hook up to share and learn.
    Have there been any happy endings?
    -B
     
    Blazorge, Mar 17, 2003
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  2. johnnowak

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    Ditto.
     
    johnnowak, Mar 17, 2003
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  3. johnnowak

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    I'm not sure if Reaktor is really complex enough to warrent such a thing. As for supercollider... I don't see why not.
     
    johnnowak, Mar 17, 2003
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  4. CList

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    Reakor in NYC

    I'll be back in NYC in May, I live on W. 4th about 4 blocks from NYU. I'd be up for hanging with some other users and just geeking-out over a couple of drinks if nothing else.

    I wonder if "Share" is still happening on Sunday nights at that "Open Air" place on St. Marks and Ave A (?). That was a cool spot/scene for bringing a laptop, drinking, and sharing ideas. We could probably get away with that at "Void" down by Canal St. without looking too geeky as well :).

    - CList
     
    CList, Mar 18, 2003
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  5. Blazorge

    Blazorge NI Product Owner

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    I'd love to make a "geek hang" in New York. Sounds cool. GIve a shout when you get back. I sent an email to Harvestworks about hosting a SC class/workshop but have not heard back yet. I'll post if I ever hear anything.
    Later, -B
     
    Blazorge, Mar 18, 2003
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  6. johnnowak

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    Well.. if I could legally drink.. such a place would sound good. :)

    Not that I like to drink anyway... John gets immense stomach pains, owwies.
     
    johnnowak, Mar 19, 2003
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  7. dezai

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    john, i can't email you through this site so FYI, Girl 2.0 by Yowstar is here!

    BOING !!! :D :D :D
     
    dezai, Mar 19, 2003
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  8. johnnowak

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    I know Dezai.. I'm not a loop-based person, so I have no reason to get it, but I love the GUI. ;-)
     
    johnnowak, Mar 20, 2003
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  9. synsei

    synsei NI Product Owner

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    synsei, Mar 22, 2003
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  10. lukash

    lukash Forum Member

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    great links... and hey, someone seems to really like them : )
     
    lukash, Mar 24, 2003
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  11. johnnowak

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    *beam*
     
    johnnowak, Mar 25, 2003
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  12. opiumx

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    The csound book is a very good book. Its extremely large and kind of complex tho. The cdroms have loads of stuff on them, but its all free stuff anyway.
     
    opiumx, Apr 2, 2003
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  13. johnnowak

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    Yes, the Csound book definitely rocks. MIT press rocks too. I ordered the book from Amazon, and one of the CDs was bad, so I emailed MIT press, and they sent me a whole new book and CDs 2 day air, and didn't even charge me for shipping or proof that my CD was junk. From now on, I buy everything I can from MIT press.
     
    johnnowak, Apr 2, 2003
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  14. elemental

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    Is any of this stuff available for PC? (apart from CSound)

    I drooled over MAX/MSP until i found it was Mac only.
     
    elemental, Apr 2, 2003
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  15. fm 2030

    fm 2030 Forum Member

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    pd. Similar to max/msp. download from http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html
     
    fm 2030, Apr 2, 2003
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    Finally! I'm not the only one then...

    mark
    www.darklogik.org
     
    ', Apr 2, 2003
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  17. johnnowak

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    Seriously... I really don't know what happened with this loop craze. I guess its for live performances.. but.. ick..
     
    johnnowak, Apr 5, 2003
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  18. noumena9

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    I like loops, I just don't like the way they are handled in most software right now. I want to be able to record loops of whatever length in live from an audio input and I want the loops to be able to be out of sync with each other... that would be great. Currently I can do everything I want *besides* this in software. I still have carry three looper pedals around with me to handle looping, which is a drag. Maybe Reakor 4's audio tables will be a little better and will allow the creation of these kinds of loop modules. MAX/MSP people have been able to do this kind of thing for ages.
     
    noumena9, Apr 9, 2003
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  19. burgessa23

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    I agree loops are good when playing a show, not for the studio (except for graincloud fodder)
     
    burgessa23, Apr 9, 2003
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