This is the standalone music video clip from the GarageBand Tennis with asakawaz. Last night, it was snowy in Tokyo. I recorded this video using with a portable iPhone projector. GarageBand Tennis #001 www.youtube.com GarageBand Tennis #002 www.youtube.com A railway platform sequence is from this series. High Speed Passing www.youtube.com
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Question by cousin529: How do I transfer music from my computer into my iTunes library?
I have music that I bought on CDs that I have transferred onto my computer. Most of them are in my Version VCast Music Manager. Some are in my Windows Media player, but those are dups of the V Cast. So I basically need to know how to transfer music from VCast to iTunes? Or do I need to manually go through each CD all over again for iTunes?
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Answer by That Guy From That Day
i think u drag it from the cd over to itunes
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beat by al’tarba, add the facebook page for news!! www.facebook.com Free download on : www.altarba.com
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Me Making A sampled beat in fl studio.. comment and let me know what u think… 5:53 not really a tutorial sample: www.youtube.com part two www.youtube.com L7230
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Music is deeply tied up with motion; seeing that in a machine is somehow satisfying. Soundmachines, from the enigmatically-titled Berlin studio TheProduct*, is an interactive physical installation made from optical turntables. By moving the “tone arm” – really in this case an optical sensor attached to an extended mount – you can change rhythms and sound sweeps.
We’ve naturally seen many visualizations, tangible and digital, that make loops into wheels. But it’s worth noting the particular connection to a kinetic experiment by The Books’ Nick Zammuto from the film earlier this week. In fact, my one criticism of this piece is that the rhythms are so regular. Some syncopation in a machine like this would be not only pleasing, but immediately visible to the eye and therefore understandable. Perhaps even decoupling the wheels from the motor could allow a user to experiment with sound. That doesn’t mean you have to go from minimal techno to irregular chaos, but there’s quite a lot in between.
That’s not to take away from the impact of this piece, and in particular, the beauty of its installation. The presentation in an iconic object is a message in itself. And the circle remains the ideal design for a looped rhythm, embedded as it is in the repetition we perceive in our world.
http://www.the-product.org/soundmachines
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Three units, which are resembling standard record players, translate concentric visual patterns into control signals for further processing in any music software. The rotation of the discs, each holding three tracks, can be synced to a sequencer.
The Soundmachines premiered on the Volkswagen New Beetle stand at the IAA motor show in late Summer 2011. In cooperation with the sounddesigner/producer Yannick Labbé of TRICKSKI fame, we developed three unique discs, each controlling one track of an Ableton Live Set exclusively made for the Event. The show was supported by a set of realtime generated visuals, running on a 25m wide LED wall.
One/One oneone-studio.com
TheProduct* the-product.orgClient
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Vok Dams, HamburgSounddesign/Producer IAA
Yannick Labbé yannicklabbe.comSpecial Thanks
Matt Karau matt.karau.com
Andreas Schmelas invertednothing.com
(See also a compelling-looking visual collage. It’s supposed to be set to John Cage’s “First Interlude,” but because of copyright concerns, is instead (arguably) set to Cage’s 4’33″. Let’s hope they don’t get sued for that.
Question by jayjay1234: i can rap and i wana make my own beats were can i make them?
i wana make my own beats what website can i go to with out downloading any thing and besides that fruityloops stuff
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Answer by Dantheman
well sorry all i know of is stuff that you would ahev to download. or you can buy yourself a keyboard and a mic, or midi cable and use that to make your beats, but yeah good luck man. a tip though if you download the trial of fruity loops you can sitll amke beats, u don’t relaly need to buy the whole thing. please answe rmine
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Aj6u939BNPzUI57sM2x085jw5nNG;_ylv=3?qid=20100224181858AAQmnyy
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Question by : Which plug-ins to use for lead vocal using CUBASE 4?
Hello everyone,
This is my first time recording lead vocals and I am using CUBASE 4.
I wanted to know what types of plug ins to use on the lead vocal to give that dynamic, clear voice that you hear singer have on the radio.
If you do not use CUBASE, any advice will be helpful at this time.
Thank you
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Answer by musicseawater
Well, this category has nothing to do with the type of plugging in you’re talking about, this is about computer plug-ins as they refer to Yahoo Messenger.
As for your problem, nothing works better than trying different settings to find what works best. In audio especially, there’s no clear answer as every venue will be different and you’ll have to make adjustments accordingly.
In the meantime, I suggest that you “play” with your amp and the settings there and write down the numbers each knob is set at. Then you’ll have something to compare things to and you can figure it out from there.
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Question by Jtm226: Witch software has the best sound for recording and mixing sonar 8 or cubase 4 or nuendo 3 thanks?
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Answer by Techgique
They are actually recording software, not evil “witch” software as you suggest. However, Cubase and Nuendo are basically the same thing, but Nuendo is meant more for large studios running multiple linked sessions. Cubase is fine for home recording.
Sonar is the same thing, but it is only available for PC unless they support parallels or bootcamp. As far as sound quality is concerned, neither will record better. That comes down to your mic, the room you record in and for mixing it will come down to the monitors you use for critical listening.
If you were to take the same room, mic, speakers and recording, they would sound identical on both programs. Get the one that you think would work better with how you work. You don’t want to use a program where you’re constantly fumbling about, but as a warning, none of the programs are “easy.” They can be learned, just keep at it.
Cheers
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