since i liked the way Wesen MD tipps pdf is done/written, i thought about documenting my submissions kind of like that, 'cause this time we used an essential, scientifical, philosophical and easy to get sound which i think opens a door to anyone who wants to get his head around the OT and sound design/composition.
i searched the web for speech synthesis using white noise and other stuff and there's stuff to be found but in my opinion there'd be no harm having some more hands-on stuff around.
but i had good times reading your NES stories as well, neil
pure history and a great source
for the next lab i suggest live ABCD input processing with like darenager implied sticking to 1sample/ 1stream and trying another classic sound like casio dog bark or orchestra hit.
...thought about the amen break
and i'm a fan of nate harrison's conpectual piece on that one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SaFTm2bcacso i can imagine using this documentary (there's much speech, some music) as an audio stream input for the OT. but it's quite long (like 20min).
soo, maybe a field recording stream like
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH5OD4Q-CQUor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yFaMsUawi4&feature=relatedor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBN56wL35IQ&feature=relatedi just throw this in
hm, coming from a casio sk-1, then scultpting samples with cool edit pro2, later reason, then found ableton live's sampler, got an mpc 500 and in the end the OT it's like slowly upgrading and i just can't see a better performance sampler out there and you can play it like an instrument if you're into that kind of thing
but integrating it in an already great setup/ studio seems to be a hard nut to some of you...
...have a good one,
d