Slow tuss

Just wanna say i'm now enjoying Rushup Edge @ 33RPM. The vinyls are 12" designed to be played @ 45 RPM, but there is a lot of smile-shaped details when slow down. For those who don't have the vinyls, there is an option to change the speed from 45 to 33 in audacity

My cat really loves the fat bass, but it is maybe because i make him smoke some marijuana when he was younger

voila

its good to get the cats started early

Yes I agree! I lot of the more moody sounding Aphex is great slowed down, much of ICBYD is. Have you tried Mt St Michels slowed down? It's awesome! So many details...

I've just listen to Mt St Michel Mix, lot of details indeed, especially about soft reverbs. However the final voice turns into some half-male half-female half-gay voice.

you've got three halves there, cap'n.

Hmm, also picking up some very latent acid riffs at 5:00 or something, but I like it better at its normal speed, it's badass y0.

Thats awesome. downtempo tuss. haha.

Can't we just take it for granted that just about anything sounds interesting either sped up, slowed down, played backwards, or any combination thereof? Apple should put out a special edition WATMM iPod with a pitch wheel and super-reverso switch so that you stalwart sonic adventures can tease out the mind-bending details hidden inside otherwise mundane tracks.

just plat it reversed like BoC fanboiz

lowtuss flower

  LUDD said:

its good to get the cats started early

Agreed...

...also about listening to tracks at different speeds, you always seem to learn something new or pick something else out about a track when doing this

  PhonicBoyOnDope said:

  LUDD said:

its good to get the cats started early

 

 

Agreed...

 

...also about listening to tracks at different speeds, you always seem to learn something new or pick something else out about a track when doing this

I did this a lot with Windowlicker. If you want to go right away to the fleshy beats try "ΔM_i⁻¹ = −αΣ_n=1^ND_i[n][Σ_j∈C{i}F_ji[n − 1] + Fext_i[n⁻¹]]"

or the [equation] track. Brings good memories...

ha

its cool to plaY WITH SPEED/PITCH

reminds me of shred guitar guys slowing guitar solos down to cop the licks

  On 11/15/2010 at 6:02 AM, xxx said:

33 RPM is good but I like it at 33 and then pitch adjusted up by 12%.

I prefer 45rpm and then pitch adjusted down by 17%

intro to tuss on 33 is funk funk funk

  On 11/15/2010 at 6:02 AM, xxx said:

I've fucked around with pitch as long as I've had a computer but I haven't felt as strongly about anything as much as I do about Rushup Bank.

 

Here it is from the vinyl at 33 + 12% and piped into the PC computah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-AWhuqYtkc

Woah you're right - that is good. If you chucked in some brick wall mastering and some saturation on the drums (or used a more electro-sounding kit) that could practically fit on a conventional dance floor....

I didn't see why Horsey Noises was extremely like Tuss but yeah if that were pitch-shifted down instead of slowed down conventionally it would be pig dync

regular rushup is too orange though

flying slow tuss

  On 11/15/2010 at 6:02 AM, xxx said:

33 RPM is good but I like it at 33 and then pitch adjusted up by 12%. It's like a porridge--just right. There is heavier bass response, the incredible detail in the rhythm gets center stage but the real star is "that one synth". Everyone knows the one, the thick analogue strings that first start at 1:57 and could rip your heart out through your asshole. Somehow, they're even more lush and devastating than before.

 

I disagree that everything sounds interesting at different pitches/reversed/stereo removed/etc. I've fucked around with pitch as long as I've had a computer but I haven't felt as strongly about anything as much as I do about Rushup Bank.

 

Here it is from the vinyl at 33 + 12% and piped into the PC computah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-AWhuqYtkc

Is this an Aphex thing? Because I prefer Arched maid Via RDJ at 33 rather that 45.

*plays all aphex @33rpm*

  On 11/15/2010 at 9:06 PM, Synthacat 9 said:

flying slow tuss

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