Short links for April 18th, 2008
Some interesting things I found on April 18th, 2008:
# ammobox – remix.net – A combination of two techniques, HangTheDJ a universal vinyl time-code decoder, and ammobox:lite, a MIDI triggerable sampler.
Nathan explains on the NI forums:
The basic use is, hook your turntable up and play your time-code vinyl, and have HangTheDJ hooked up to sample the left and right channels, it will read the incoming audio streams and process them, it emits a couple signals that you can then use to drive other things, specifically the one most interesting for people will likely be the ‘Spd’ output, which is a float that represents the forward/backward speed of the record, ~+1.0 for 33rpm forward, ~-1.0 for 33rpm backwards, with of course ranges inbetween and higher and lower.
Link via CDM
# Two Minutes and 42 Seconds in Heaven by Joshua Allen – How many horn solos does it take to kill a perfect pop song? JOSHUA ALLEN applies science and taste to determine the exact best length—down to the second—for the platonic song, including a full mix tape of samples.
# The Most Unwanted Song – A couple of Russian-born conceptual artists had determined, via a poll of listeners, what the most unappealing kinds of music were — then created a piece embodying all of them.
# Tenori-On in America: US$1200, May 1, Limited Run – And limited means only about 100 units a month… so good luck getting one.
Ueberschall releases URBANIC Producer Pack
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commented on Oct 22, 2008
CONCEPT ISS GOOD. BUT I TRIED TO OPEN ENS. IN REAKTOR AND IT IS NOT VALID FILE. ANY TIPS….
commented on Oct 22, 2008
No idea, sorry. Perhaps you can contact the developer (the email address is in the included text file of the download).