Lord_Nighthawk
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Samples FTW! I don't think those vst's really capture the
TRUE spirit of trackers.
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well, maybe they don´t capture the spirit, but if correct handled they can raise the quality of a song a lot. and a good vst synthesizer gives much more sound quality then a sample played on different notes could ever give. for sure it´s always depending on the kind of music you want to create... |
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cHiEfRoCkA 4 ReaL
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Joined: 23 May 2005
Location: Germany
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Posted: Thu Mar 27 2008 12:18
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| Lord_Nighthawk wrote: |
| Axlzero451 wrote: |
Samples FTW! I don't think those vst's really capture the
TRUE spirit of trackers.
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well, maybe they donīt capture the spirit, but if correct handled they can raise the quality of a song a lot. and a good vst synthesizer gives much more sound quality then a sample played on different notes could ever give. for sure itīs always depending on the kind of music you want to create...
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True that!
If you wanna add sound quality use VSTīs.
If you wanna keep the spirit then dont  . |
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MM
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Joined: 22 Jun 2007
Location: Rheine
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Posted: Mon Mar 31 2008 10:33
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actually I think that you sort of simulate synths with some trick. if you see the modules of for example Tempest who even adds the sound of filters to the leads sounds just by using different instruments. that is awesome.
AND I HAVE TO SAY: THE SCENE IS NOT DEAD
I guess it is not as alive as it was like 10 years ago but there are still many communities like BotB or modarchive. |
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bvanoudtshoorn
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Joined: 27 Dec 2007
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Posted: Wed Apr 16 2008 13:41
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*jumping in*
Just thought I should give my two cents... In my opinion, the scene isn't dead. It's certainly a little bit less vibrant than before, but there's still a strong core of users. I also think that those who say that using plugs etc. goes against the "spirit" of tracking are, perhaps, somewhat misguided. I use plugs exclusively on my tracks, but I still consider myself a tracker. Ultimately though, it's not *how* you create the sound, but the sound you create.
I do like the idea of a Module repository, but isn't this role already fulfilled somewhat by the Mod Archive? At places like TraxInSpace, you initially upload an MP3, true; however, you can also upload the source file for your track. I do this; for me, even if they don't have the same plugs, and don't hear the music, it's exactly the same as looking at the score for a piece of music. The module itself is *not* the music. It's merely the representation of the music.
All that being said, I wish you well in your endeavours.
-barryvan |
www.barryvan.com.au - design & music
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Axlzero451
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Joined: 13 Nov 2007
Location: Portland, OR
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Posted: Sat Jun 21 2008 04:19
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| Lord_Nighthawk wrote: |
| Axlzero451 wrote: |
Samples FTW! I don't think those vst's really capture the
TRUE spirit of trackers.
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well, maybe they donīt capture the spirit, but if correct handled they can raise the quality of a song a lot. and a good vst synthesizer gives much more sound quality then a sample played on different notes could ever give. for sure itīs always depending on the kind of music you want to create...
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Good point... Why don't we just use plugs that came with Madtracker, then?
P.S. sorry for being noobish.  |
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