Pushing The Envelope Generator
shedtronicExplorations in experimental sound design techniques, glitch visuals, and sonic storytelling. Join me on a journey through the outer edges of audio where sound design meets composition, DIY tools, and audio programming.
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Building Unstable Memory: A Glitchy, Browser-Based Sound Instrument from the Edge
I’ve been working on a prototype lately which is a kind of browser experiment. Its a kind of audio instrument crossed with a visual glitch machine. I’m calling it Unstable Memory.
Bandlab: Creating a Sampler Track
Samplers have been around since the late 70s, early 80s. Classic and very expensive systems like the Emulator and Fairlight systems were used by many new wave musicians and electronic music pioneers to capture audio and map these sounds to ...
Bandlab: Creating a drum machine track
Moving on from our first post in this series Bandlab: Creating your first track: Virtual Instrument Track, let’s continue with another fundamental type of track within Bandlab – creating drum patterns in BandLab. For anyone who's been follo...
Bandlab: Creating your first track - Virtual Instrument Track
When you first select Create at the top right of the screen when you visit Bandlab, you’ll see the quick start menu
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One half of The Horses of the Gods @horsesofthegods, sound designer & lecturer in game design and creative technology #horsesofthegods #shedtronics #maker
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