total facepalm site

HERE

make sure to check out his song. it's very aphex.

Left click and "save target as"!

  On 1/31/2011 at 6:56 AM, Synthacat 9 said:

Left click and "save target as"!

LOLOLOLOL! this has got to be a joke

I see you all found my site.

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1. the main instroment that i would recomend for achievieing maximum sequencer.

brilliant.

drunqs

I'm speechless

That track is amazing, it's a cross between someone playing pong, a broken snes trying to play music from Castlevania IV and ghosts.

  On 1/31/2011 at 11:48 AM, BCM said:

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1. the main instroment that i would recomend for achievieing maximum sequencer.

 

brilliant.

lol

"first of all to get a good rush, snare or otherwise, all you need to do once the bpm is set to about 600 is place a bunch of snares side by side, they flow quite nastily."

holy shit

  On 1/31/2011 at 2:51 PM, kaini said:

drunqs

this better be the name of the new album

sup needs to contact this guy, that track is total Crap Music material

song of the year.

  On 1/31/2011 at 3:26 PM, mcbpete said:

That track is amazing, it's a cross between someone playing pong, a broken snes trying to play music from Castlevania IV and ghosts.

the single best description for that track.................fucking lol

i think this is the web site of watmm forum member "yikes"

or sirch

very sad, but heroic..... i'll sleep well tonight

Hi Richard

Unreleased AFX MP3

ahhhh! this makes me pretty happy! : )

2. Im sure uve noticed all the crazy snair rushes and quick transitions and whatnot tcomplexity would be a sequenceing software called 'Fruity loops'. the name doesnt realy do honor to this programs capabilities. Most the stuff ill be telling has to do with programing on this particular hat make up the whole aphex sound. in fruity loops i always set the bpm to about 600 and the pattern length to about 32 notes to give me space to work with such a speedy bpm. once all these settings are achieved, rush away.

it's too good to be true... thanks for bringing this to my attention