WongoTheSane wrote:51,658,327,749,654,329,997,761,154,323,918,465 and 611,334,556,948,873,336,489,654,123 sound very similar though.

Every one of those "Sounds like it was made in Reason"

8,679,010,875,938,991,315,910,088,837,202,721,577,721,376,301,784,266,947,737,457,766,234,693,500,823,123,663,350,900,286,427,477,573,632 if you're counting knob and envelope positions. Multiply this by 36 and I think you get ALL the possibilities. So next time you hear someone say "I can't come up...

GRIFTY wrote:Nobody maxed out the possibilities of banging cave rocks together either

Speak for yourself.

I'm not sure what I just watched

Love it!
Where's Simon LeBont when you need him?

Very professional, very listenable.
Great work.

Noice!

anko wrote:

ZombieFightsShark wrote:If you don't have it yet, here's a free refill I made - all Malstrom.
http://www.zombiefightsshark.net/#!blank/ydn1o

hey thanks, i hadn't stumbled across that one before. there's some crazy / cool stuff in there.

Thanks!

Flippin' sweet!

What do you have going as far as high pass low pass is concerned?

Hi, Excuse me if I give the impression of being too ignorant about this. But sometimes I hear some demos about or try all those new synths in the shop and sometimes I really hear no real differences that justify a purchase. Lots of synths seems very similar to what you can achieve with Thor, for in...

If you don't have it yet, here's a free refill I made - all Malstrom.
http://www.zombiefightsshark.net/#!blank/ydn1o

ALBUM LINK

For fans of Devandra Banhart, DM Stith, Sufjan Stevens, and the like.

Album was produced and mixed in Reason. Mastering and tracking were the only bits done outside of Reason.

Love the tutorials. It's an interesting topic and it looks like it is completely left out. Seems like there are never been any good full out hints on capabilities of CV tweaking, which is unfortunate. I find even understanding of the concept by itself doesn't lead anywhere. Despite fully understand...

thanks for making these and sharing your refill chad! the community appreciates it. my 2 cents being that I was hoping to find out a little more info on how to use CV which I understand, but was looking for different ways to use control voltage without total experimental results. I don't make modul...

Also, Parsec is pretty cutting edge and unique, as was Malstrom, which was also done out of house by Magnus Lidström. BTW, I own Parsec and LOVE IT! Yeah, well like Mattias said it was Pelle who is their in-house DSP guru, who incidentally also developed the software for Nord Lead, and Nord Lead 2....

Nicely done. I'm really liking the list of refills used. Something like that would have been nice to see on the regular when I was just getting going with Reason.

This makes me sad.

Antidote=Thor++

Malstrom=???

Nice. It cut off suddenly at the end. Not sure if that was intentional.

WongoTheSane wrote:At first I thought I was on XenakisFightsStockhausen.net !

Impressive results soundwise, and great production too! Very well done!

You just validated your 20th Centurty Art Music Street Cred!

Hello everyone! I just completed a four-part series that covers some of the basics of using CV in Reason, specifically related to the Malström (my personal favorite machine). The tutorial doesn't even begin to cover all the ins and outs of CV, but hopefully it will help some people in starting to us...

TritoneAddiction wrote:

ZombieFightsShark wrote:
Never heard of Cee Lo before.

Really?!

I'm sure you've heard "Crazy" by Gnarls Barkley


or the amazing "F*** You"

I'll be reposting this in tutorials, but since it's relevant to the conversation here's the a link to the youtube playlist for four tutorials I just created regarding CV and malstrom.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... 8swiBl_R5I_

It's long been one of my favorites. I'm actually finishing a series of CV tutorials I'll be posting soon that uses Malstrom as the primary instrument. Mostly because it's the easiest to explain CV theory with.

I remember seeing a video of basically the same thing over year ago only it was a less polished product. The noise geek inside of me got really close to buying one, but I realized it wasn't really a practical investment just a fun toy.