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Did you even read the wikipedia page? Check out "Skylarking" and "Tomahawk" by BT for a good sample of what it sounds like.

by NARKOZ 12y ago

throwawayaway 12y ago
that wikipedia page, not to put too fine a point on it, is complete bollocks and reads like a marketing script for the izotope plugin. check out the date on this announcement: http://www.kvraudio.com/news/dblue_releases_glitch_v1_1_9_3973 http://www.kvraudio.com/news/dblue_releases_glitch_v1_1_9_39... this program was "old" and wasn't the first. ableton added beat repeat in 2005, and there was vst's i can't remember the name of that did it before that. you've hit a nerve anyway, BT is easily my least favourite electronic music artist ever and so I am probably not capable of reasonable debate hereafter. i think he's possibly the most overrated producer in the world.
- pistle 12y ago
  I can pull examples of sample mangling that fall under these definitions from, at least, somewhere around 1993-1995. Someone seriously is saying BT invented this shit?
  - throwawayaway 12y ago
    yeah people are seriously saying it. read that wikipedia page, it's beyond ridiculous. earliest i can think of is the aphex remix of flow coma and i'm not even trying. > Electronic musician Brian Transeau[3] developed the "technique", coining the phrase, and later released it as a standalone plug-in. Until this point the majority of stutter edits were created through deliberate manual editing techniques rather than automated processes (such as the eponymous plug-in). The audio plugin is named "Stutter Edit" and was co-released by iZotope and Sonik Architects.[4] it's not like izotope release a plugin in 2002 which does the same thing, oh wait it is: http://www.kvraudio.com/news/bitshift_audio_release_phatmatik_beta_for_macos_31 http://www.kvraudio.com/news/bitshift_audio_release_phatmati... "developed the technique" is such a weaselly phrase. did he develop the technique, or did he further develop a technique that already existed. to my understanding neither is true. he's a crap musician to boot.
    - NARKOZ 12y ago
      Transeau found that software tools to accomplish this weren't readily available. So, he decided to develop his own, forming his own software company, Sonik Architects. And later Sonik Architects was acquired by iZotope. It's like saying: "Columbus didn't discover America because it already existed" or "Newton didn't discovered 'Law of inertia' because it already existed".
      - throwawayaway 12y ago
        > Transeau found that software tools to accomplish this weren't readily available. he could have used google, but keep believing!

Did you even read the wikipedia page? Check out "Skylarking" and "Tomahawk" by BT for a good sample of what it sounds like.

by NARKOZ 12y ago

Did you even read the wikipedia page? Check out "Skylarking" and "Tomahawk" by BT for a good sample of what it sounds like.

throwawayaway 12y ago

that wikipedia page, not to put too fine a point on it, is complete bollocks and reads like a marketing script for the izotope plugin. check out the date on this announcement: http://www.kvraudio.com/news/dblue_releases_glitch_v1_1_9_3973 http://www.kvraudio.com/news/dblue_releases_glitch_v1_1_9_39... this program was "old" and wasn't the first. ableton added beat repeat in 2005, and there was vst's i can't remember the name of that did it before that. you've hit a nerve anyway, BT is easily my least favourite electronic music artist ever and so I am probably not capable of reasonable debate hereafter. i think he's possibly the most overrated producer in the world.

pistle 12y ago
I can pull examples of sample mangling that fall under these definitions from, at least, somewhere around 1993-1995. Someone seriously is saying BT invented this shit?
- throwawayaway 12y ago
  yeah people are seriously saying it. read that wikipedia page, it's beyond ridiculous. earliest i can think of is the aphex remix of flow coma and i'm not even trying. > Electronic musician Brian Transeau[3] developed the "technique", coining the phrase, and later released it as a standalone plug-in. Until this point the majority of stutter edits were created through deliberate manual editing techniques rather than automated processes (such as the eponymous plug-in). The audio plugin is named "Stutter Edit" and was co-released by iZotope and Sonik Architects.[4] it's not like izotope release a plugin in 2002 which does the same thing, oh wait it is: http://www.kvraudio.com/news/bitshift_audio_release_phatmatik_beta_for_macos_31 http://www.kvraudio.com/news/bitshift_audio_release_phatmati... "developed the technique" is such a weaselly phrase. did he develop the technique, or did he further develop a technique that already existed. to my understanding neither is true. he's a crap musician to boot.
  - NARKOZ 12y ago
    Transeau found that software tools to accomplish this weren't readily available. So, he decided to develop his own, forming his own software company, Sonik Architects. And later Sonik Architects was acquired by iZotope. It's like saying: "Columbus didn't discover America because it already existed" or "Newton didn't discovered 'Law of inertia' because it already existed".
    - throwawayaway 12y ago
      > Transeau found that software tools to accomplish this weren't readily available. he could have used google, but keep believing!