DUB DISCUSSION BOARD

Indeed spring reverbs create a lot of noise. I managed to get the noise to an acceptable level with the following methods, the spring reverb is still the noisiest device in my setup though.. <BR> <BR>- make sure you drive the reverb with full load: <BR>open the aux send on the desk and the input le...

probably the dub package from <A HREF=" http://www.loopwise.com">loopwise.com</A> <BR>could help <BR>see also this discussion: <BR><A HREF="http://www.interruptor.ch/cgi-bin/discu ... 4">link</A>

respect.. i am pleased to meet another Tubby maniac on this board - i can't claim i am listening to his sounds since 25 years but his unique sound, often paired with the most driving riddims of the time keep me hooked agin and again. <BR> <BR>welcome to the board Seano!

and if you are too lazy for all the above you <BR>could still use <A HREF=" http://www.lookoutgfx.com/experizine/wa ... .WAV">this one</A>..

If you are using a sampler you can create your <BR>own tape rewind preset which gives you far more <BR>control than any premade sample by someone else: <BR> <BR>- take a long sample of the sound you want to <BR> rewind <BR>- reverse the sample <BR>- loop it <BR>- program the pitch envelope of your ...

OK. Toby's report with mp3 file and pictures <BR>is now online at <BR><A HREF="http://www.interruptor.ch/dub_diysiren.shtml" TARGET="_top">http://www.interruptor.ch/dub_diysiren.shtml</A> <BR> <BR>enjoy!

".. I seem to get a drop out in the echo every time the join in the tape passes over the heads .. " <BR> <BR>It's the same thing with my RE-301.

Toby sent me a report/article about his <BR>siren and an mp3 file some days ago. <BR>I'll publish it here on this site as soon as I <BR>get the pictures he is preparing right now..

This the link to his album info on roir records: <BR><A HREF="http://www.roir-usa.com/digitalk.htm">link</A> <BR> <BR>and here a review by Adam Stackhouse: <BR>(<A HREF="http://www.usc.edu/student-affairs/dt/V127/N60/01-dubmission.60d.html">taken from here</A>) <BR>"Digital K King Tubby's in...

Hi Looter <BR> <BR>As you are asking for timings in beats not <BR>milliseconds: <BR> <BR>Most used are: <BR>- 1 beat per echo (Best dressed chicken, Doctor Alimantado) <BR>- 0.66 beats per echo = 3 echoes per 2 beats (Jah Glory - Messian Dread) <BR>- 1.5 beats per echo <BR>- 0.5 beat...

I think the machine DC is referring to is the KAWAI R-50. <BR>I didn't find any other Kawai drum with a name closer to <BR>"5R". You can find a picture and samples on this <BR><A HREF=" http://naoki.hirotaka.co.jp/R_box/R50/R50.htm">page</A>. <BR>I listened to these samples but have to say that none...

<IMG SRC="http://www.interruptor.ch/cgi-bin/discu ... rt/sad.gif" ALT=":&#40;"> NOTE: Johnnyboy and LEgaliZr are one and the <BR>same person. I won't do Twincat the favour to <BR>delete his two fake posts.. <BR> <BR>no respect <BR>The Interruptor

i own a boss rx-100 which is a spring unit seemingly from the same product line as the dc-20 <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/stompbox2001/bosspedals.htm#rx100">-->link</A> <BR> <BR>these devices seem to be aimed more at guitarists <BR>than for studio use. on both machines you don't <BR>have a wet/...

two ideas: <BR> <BR>- copy those parts you want in your mix on a separate track &#40;if you have one left&#41; <BR> <BR>- get someone to help you mute and unmute the tracks during the mixdown <BR> <BR> <BR>&#40;or ahm.. <BR>- don't use an analogue desk&#41;

I think what you are looking for is a dub siren. <BR>Check the threads about sirens we already had here <BR>in the dub production folder. Hope this helps.. <BR> <BR>If not: <BR>The sound that can be heard at your link should be <BR>no problem to generate with any halfway decent <BR>synthesizer (...

Did you already try this? <BR> <BR>- select all blocks: CTRL+A <BR>- copy: CTRL+C <BR>- close currrent song and open the song where <BR> you want to paste the blocks <BR>- select first track to be used as destination <BR>- put the song cursor at the positon where <BR> want your arrangement ...

I always worked with sequenced and/or looped drums <BR>so far. With the possibilities I have right now <BR>this will not change for a while.. <BR>The hardest part when sequencing drum loops are <BR>the high hats. You can either go for a computer- <BR>style approach which is simple or try to make it...

I'll go to the Notting Hill Carnival th&icirc;s year. I wanted to do that for almost ten years and now it will finally happen! <BR> <BR>Has anyone here been there already? Any tips and hints you could give me? Any special places/events to go or not to go? <BR> <BR>thanks <BR>the interruptor

i think you'll have big problems keeping your loops synchronized if they are running on different tape machines. the approach could still be very interesting. we had some discussion about tape loops already in the "Lee Perry on 4 tracks" thread. &#40;see the posts were Muslim Gauze is mentioned&#41;

I was recently thinking about building a siren myself. I searched the net for instructions but didn't find anything you could use "as is". There are quite a lot of sites around with schematics for synthesizers. But I think these schematics are oversophisticated as they feature temperature compensati...