Re: Third-Party Kontakt libraries and Komplete Kontrol Accessibility
Hi. Sorry for a little off-topic here, but there are some pretty important news/changes comming up for NI stuff users. I don't have any personal experience with any of that, but being a synth geek and keeping a close eye o
Re: need urgent Help with the korg micro korg S
Anyway, even if those tiny speakers are off, you should still be able to get the sound out of headphones jack or line outputs.
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Re: need urgent Help with the korg micro korg S
I read, that on the Microkorg-S there's a setting in the global menu to turn speakers off and you have probably hit that, but still, usually global settings need to be saved to become permanent, otherwise they revert back when the synth is tur
Re: need urgent Help with the korg micro korg S
If that's what happened, good chances are, that if you didn't save anything, especially the global settings of the instrument, then turning it off and on again should bring back the sound.
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Re: need urgent Help with the korg micro korg S
Are you sure you didn't just turn off local control? It means that when the local control is off, the synth responds to incoming midi, but simply doesn't control itself. Sutch thing can be useful in case, where you want to control your synth f
Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
Well, I'm still waiting for my Td-3, but over the years I have grown a thick skin in regard to waiting for stuff to arrive, so it's all right.
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Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
Well, basically the KeyStepPro as that kind of a hybrid between BeatStepPro and KeyStep, but with more stuff still all together. Sutch thing can become a center of a small live or studio setup.
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Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
Come on, how can I try the thing, if it's not even in the shops yet?Anyway, yes, Keystep and other Arturia products, that are bound to the midi control center to change various settings can all be used without the softwar
Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
Yes, it has a display and some menus, but at least it doesn't depend on that stupid midi control center, which is completely inaccessible.
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Re: Question regarding the little Synthesizers Uno synth and Uno drum
As far as I know, it's better to stay faaar away from those IK little ditties, because everything besides knobs is actually a touchplate, so no real buttons/pads/keys. In 2018, when the Uno synth came out I was also quit
Re: One of the saddest documentaries I have ever watched. What do you thin
Hearing a phrase the saddest documentary, makes me always think of this one called "Off the rails". It is a story of Darius McCollum, a man with asperger's and a deeply focused interest in trains. It's not currently
Re: important question about NVDA Addons and the upcoming update?
Don't download the sources, but rather go to "releases" and look around there.
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Re: important question about NVDA Addons and the upcoming update?
I'm sincerely hoping for SoftVoice and DecTalk to be ported over to python 3.
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Re: important question about NVDA Addons and the upcoming update?
Well, regarding Eloquence, there's this:https://github.com/pumper42nickel/eloquence_threshold
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Re: Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
Well, usually size and other specs are given somewhere on quite every product introduction page or definitely in the manual, so it's always nice to check those places first, as measurements are generally presented in multi
Re: Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
Tatsuya Takahashi, the lead designer of those modern Korg analogs, is coming back!http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2019/ … engineers/
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Re: Review of the IKBC 108 Mechanical Keyboard
Oh yeah, mechanicals have that nice oldschool computer typing sound - think 80s/90s films. I personally don't have one, but my friend bought a mechanical keyboard and he likes it.
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Re: When do you think were the best years of Pop music?
Well, if we leave out more interesting stuff and focus specifically on pop, then I would say the 90s and not just because I was growing up during them, but generally stuff wasn't way so much overproduced as it tends to be nowadays, but
Re: Research Into Altered States In The Blind: Invitation for participants
So, I took part and it was quite fun.
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Re: Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
Well, you can't really compare a drum machine's size to a keyboard. These DrumBrutes are more akin to a a laptop or a mixer, so obviously smaller than a 61-key monstrossity.
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Re: Another synthesizer question and a thing that may be interesting
These logue series synths from korg are nicely built, they have really beautyful knobs and switches, but yes, there's a little menu hopping involved. On the Prologue probably more so, as there are more parameters, but over
Re: Research Into Altered States In The Blind: Invitation for participants
I'm about to participate.
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Re: What profession would you have pursued if you could see?
I'll say it short: an enthomologist.
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Re: installing windows10
It is possible to install windows 10 without sighted help. Just boot up from the usb stick and launch narrator by pressing ctrl+win+enter.
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Re: NVDA 2019.3 betas
I actually switched to alpha versions of NVDA 2019.3 already somewhere in summer, main reason being just to prepare for bigger changes in advance and not let them hit me too hard at some really unsuitable moment. I used the same strategy last year with skype going from
Re: Roland Integra 7
Roland Integra 7 exists as a standalone module for quite some time. It's just a mess trying to understand what technology goes where with those Roland products, as they tend to create more and more of those meaningless names just to confuse the public.
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Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
That's basically possible as long as midi mapping of the notes on the drum machine/sequencer corresponds to that of the kit on the keyboard. While editing those mappings on drum machines might be possible, I don't think there's an easy way to d
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Well, the market is quite crouded these days, so there's quite a selection of them out there, but the main point of you as the selector would of course be, what kind of sound you want from a drum machine. Besides Volca Beats I personally also h
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Well, the market is quite crouded these days, so there's quite a selection of them out there, but the main point of you as the selector would of course be, what kind of sound you want from a drum machine. Besides Volca Beats I personally also h
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
To be correct, I wouldn't call volcas necessarily grooveboxes just because they have sequencers built in. Electribes are more of that kind. Overall, this whole groovebox mess is invented by Roland to describe a keyboardless instrument for makin
Re: ebook converters?
I have had somewhat similar experience and found a solution. One cause of an error might be simply the fact, that it wants to write the output file in a protected folder. As we know, windows 10 is kind of strict with rights and security and is all to easy to present pr
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Oh yeah, that's the consequence of not having accessibility standards for manuals. I can only confirm, that Korg writes generally good manuals and Roland really knows, how to mess things up.
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Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Well, if you really want that MMT "multiple modelling technology" sound engine, go for the R3, as it's basically almost the same with a couple of differences. It doesn't have those lifeless sampled waveforms, but also has two things, that the
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Regarding this new golden age of analog synths: yes, Korg started it and others came on; Arturia started making them, Novation came back to them, Akai had a go but fell badly on it's face rather unfortunately. In parallel to all this, with a lo
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
In fact there's one more big aspect, where Korg should be lauded and that's basically bringing the analog synthesis back to the masses. When they came out with the Monotron in 2010, I emediately saw it as some kind of a test, whether people wan
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
I have no experience with any of those, as all that sample based stuff isn't really my bag, but what's for sure, is that Microstation would be a bastard to use, because it definitely has that horrible workstation workflow with cursors and a lab
Re: Yet another question regarding instruments
Regarding the Xl and Xl+, they're really not a good choice. Soundwise they basically are the same as the R3, but with some dry and cold sample waveforms added, but the user interface on those is much worse. If you go to full edit mode, where yo
Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all
I'm also one of those "blind for life" types, so my answer would obviously be: nothing, nichts, non, 0..And yes, sometimes sighted folks can totally freak the topic up by trying to convince me, that I really see black or darkness and
Re: Problem with the recuva program.
Yep, that's the catch. You have to first click on any of the available files and then they become checkable. I have hav some good experience in the past with this program, but we must remember, that this works only on files not yet been overwritten by an
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
That really depends on the instrument as some synths, like the Roland Boutiques for example have just an audio input simply for chaining devices and no effects apply to that.
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
My skype name is dark-tracker "with a dash sign in between". If there are multiple namesakes, then I'm the only one from Estonia definitely.
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Yes, that's why talking works better, for me at least.
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Hey, Niklas! May be, if you use skype, we should rather hook up there, as we also could talk. If not, then we just stick to this way of comunication.Regarding R3, it actually has not two, but five displays, but in fact it d
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
I use vocoders on the Microkorg and R3.
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Well, both Neutron and Crave have no keys and are desktop modules not of that big kind, but the vocoder has like 49 keys, if I'm not mistaken, so that one would need more space. Neutron is also one of them things, that can
Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
Regarding voice fx, I use vocoders quite alot, but besides that don't really work with vocals all that much, so no real experience from this side.
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Re: another musical question regarding effect devices for the voice
MicroFreak is heavily based on the Mutable instruments Plaits eurorack module and I chose to get the module instead of the Arturia standalone thingie. Regarding it's usability, there still seem to be quite an amount of sett
Re: Your greatest mishaps with electronic devices, what were they?
Breh!!! Thats some freaked out stuff.
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Re: Question regarding usability of diverse electronic instruments, or you
Well, regarding sfx, especially natural sounds, it's really probably better to search for them on the internet. I'm not exactly aware of any special instruments for just those, but it might be completely possible, th
Re: Question regarding usability of diverse electronic instruments, or you
I have no personal experience with the Novation gear, but like their sound though.
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Re: Question regarding usability of diverse electronic instruments, or you
Thanks for the kind words, Niklas. Still I happen to be the first one to reply, so here we go.Yep, the Keystep itself is usable with no problems, but that ugly software they call the MCC or midi control center is a b
Re: Finish the Sentence With Something Random
People should have listened to me when I tried to warn them about the big balloon going kaboom, now everybody's deaf!
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Re: What Music do You Like and What Does it Mean to You
I enjoy listening to, but also making different kind of electronic music. Over the years I have dabbled with rap, some folk and even less metal/rock - no seriously very little of that - just to still find, that the electronic sound res
Re: another question regarding hardware synthesizers this time
Yes, of course there's more stuff! Only one ReFace though - the DX. But yep, I also have the Korg R3, Roland Boutique Tr-08 and Tb-03, Korg Monotribe, Arturia DrumBrute Impact and two racks from Erica synths: 84 and 42 hp wide,
Re: another question regarding hardware synthesizers this time
Don't have any personal experience with the bigger ones, but the pocket operators are indeed! I have the p.o-20 Arcade and it's a freaky little chiptune sounding thing. There are quite afew multi-button combinations in those ope
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Of course! Feel free to experiment and remember, that sometimes unexpected discoveries and happy accidents can lead to though unplanned, but interesting results.
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Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
When dealing with modular or semimodular synths, like your funky MiniBrute2, there are basically no wrong things to do. The worst thing that can happen, is simply getting no sound or being startled by some unexpected crazy noise, but there's defini
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Well, regarding Roland's or any other sample based stuff, no, I don't know all that much about them, as I'm actuelly deep into true synths. In the past I have had both versions of the Yamaha DJX and also the MM6 by Yamaha as well. Regarding samples
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Usually any midi sequencer can control any external gear as long as midi channels match, so shouldn't be much of a problem. Regarding accessibility of the Genos, I agree, that it can be quite a nightmare mainly just becaus the damthing has a wonder
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Hey, but doesn't the Genos have a powerful sequencer to drive them all?
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Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Here's a review of yet one more machine not mentioned before.https://djtechtools.com/2019/05/01/revi … re-worlds/
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Re: something i have been wanting to say
This kind of discussion is relevant not only to the world of gaming, but also to the vast and ritch one of making electronic music, where both hard- and software developers quite often simply don't know or don't think of our existance and thus don't
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
That's the point, that more capable devices indeed tend to have more menu diving. Of course having it all on separate knobs and switches would be nice, but those things would be as huge as in the beginning of the first analog era. While today proce
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
That's the thing, my friend. There are too many devices and also we as users have different needs and level of experience.I'm more into analog stuff, so the Sq1 and Keystep are good for me enough.Of course those folks compiling sutch lists don't kn
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Oh yeah, in sutch case it comes down more towards more expencive and complicated options. As stated before, I'm not all that at home with those, but we can still try to explore the topic.So typing "hardware sequencer" into the mighty google beast b
Re: Question regarding hardware sequencers
Well, it deeply depends on what to expect from a hardware sequencer in the first place. Simpler analog style sequencers, like the Korg sq1 or Doepfer Dark Time are just a breeze to use, because they have knobs and switches. I'm personally not exact
Re: sonic photo, mostly accessible image to sound converter
Here's another one:http://www.nicolasfournel.com/?page_id=125
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Re: sonic photo, mostly accessible image to sound converter
Over the years there have been quite afew programs around doing image to sound conversion using mainly additive synthesis. Most of sutch software tends to be not accessible, but some still is. I have tried a number of those proggie
Re: how to use adobe odition?
Well, yep, 1.5 is old indeed, but what's the problem with using it???I bought mine in 2005 and still happy, that the damthing works, because it's not bad, I'm used to it and at least for me there's no other alternative as good currently available. And yes: not
Re: Touch screen oriented keyboards: Worth bying or stil thinking about it
Hi. I would seriously suggest to keep away of those touchscreen monstrossities. Yep, I'm more of an advanced synthesist and don't deal with any kind of arrangers or workstation type devices, but still my suggestion a
Re: EAX Reverb VST effect
Yep, has totally that oldschool vibe!
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Re: Virtual Accessible Moduler Synth's
So here we go: some tracks made exclusivly or almost so with modular synths for ya to download and listen or annoy your mom, dogg or any other mate for that matter. Most of this stuff is also up on soundcloud, but as those modern platforms can be quite
Re: Virtual Accessible Moduler Synth's
Sorry for bombarding with many short posts, but I personally like to keep things separate.On a slightly different tip, but same topic. If we, blind folks, wish to get into modular, there's nothing better than the hardware rout. There are numerous stand
Re: Virtual Accessible Moduler Synth's
And here's another one, which in this case is truely modular, so there are virtual modules connected by patchleads, but at least it works on the front of loading patches and playing via midi, even multitimbral mode can be set up and used. As it's an ol
Re: Virtual Accessible Moduler Synth's
Here's something quite interesting, but at this very moment I haven't played with the thing myself, only installed and checked it works. But basically, if it works out fine, would be the ultimate accessible virtual modular synth, as there are no graphi
Re: Virtual Accessible Moduler Synth's
Ts404 isn't really a modular synth, rather a preconfigured one. Modular are those, where you have to build the signal path yourself: connect oscillators, filters, amps and control them with envelopes, lfos and sequencers, that being a really simplified
Re: Lighting Fireworks Independently
On the side note: some years ago I have made a funny rave track using sound effects obtained from fireworks lit and recorded by our little posse. Of course some mixing/processing has been done to fit the track, but here we go: Süüde!https://soundcloud.co
Re: Lighting Fireworks Independently
Oh yeah, that old washing machine! I'm one of those blind pyros in that recording and yes, it was hell of alot of fun there.Still, still, still - funny and cool, as fireworks naturally are, they're definitely not toys or playthings. Over the years our li
Re: it is not your fault if your firefox addons are disabled today
Oh yeah, this move confused the hell out of me! Thanks for clarification on what's up. Time after time I do a little checkup on addons and stuff and so I did it today and couldn't understand, what's wrong.
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Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
@Jack: Whats wrong with good old harddrives? They still work fine.
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Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
One more detail regarding my system, that may or may not be relevant here, is that I use that thing previously known as classic shellhttps://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Shell-Menuas I simply couldn't make friends with the new windows look. Hopefully it wil
Re: Research papers?
Previously I thought it's only my problem of not knowing how the text looks and should look, but in reality it's much more common among the blind.
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Re: Best way to mirror a site offline?
My personal experience is also, that while httrack may get the job done, it's terribly slow. Still it's probably just me not knowing what values to give to what parameters and just sticking to defaults in a fear of messing stuff up.
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Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
As Jamie left the team, some of those interesting side developments also went with him, sutch as the wonderful nvSpeechPlayer. It's nice, that Datajake fixed the incompattibility with newer Espeak so now it's still working, but probably there's no further
Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
Well, actually it all reminds me last year, when the breaking news was, that classic skype will be no more. So I installed this new one and those first weeks were hell! I was completely confused and pissed trying to figure this new shit out, but fortunate
Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
If it's about my commenting, then I definitely wasn't trying to be snarky, but seriously wondering, why I'm that happy fool not being affected. Exactly same feeling had hit me when I prematurely and willingly installed the informous October update via win
Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
Though not recommended, it's still possible to disable automatic updates via some tweaking and tools like Winaero tweaker might come to help.
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Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
If we still try to stay serious and on topic, then there's quite something to crack our brains at. So if simply physical capabilities of our machines are not in question, then what else may be at war in this case with NVDA? One thing that actually comes t
Re: i've had it with NVDA, i think.
Well, if the problem is really about Firefox, then it's really quite a nastie. I still remember those days clearly, when I sometimes even verbally told myself to stay calm and wait, as both sides, NVaccess and Firefox developers were aware of the issue an
Re: Biohacker Beats: Music of the MicroBiome
On a somewhat different note, but Algorithmic arts has produced a little program for converting DNA and protein sequences to midi data. Though most of their software is not accessible, there's still some quite interesting info to be found.https:/
Re: Sounds of a Marsquake
While Huang's music can be indeed interesting, his revews are a bit too much on the emotional side and not all that into details and explanations of how things work. If I was a beginner - don't know, if sutch content would be the best for understanding stuff, espec
Re: Strange ear problem that started this morning
@Zarvox: no, definitely not.Especially for those, who have been blind from birth or very early childhood hearing just seems to hold much bigger importance than for all the others, thus we tend to react and notice every smallest change in tha
Re: Strange ear problem that started this morning
I personally don't use headphones as much as you may think and those ear anomalies are known from early childhood so it's obviously not down to using headphones only.
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Re: Strange ear problem that started this morning
In dead silence another quite strange thing can take place. It's like some kind of vacuum building up and manifest itself as a kind of pressure. It's not a noise, but like an inversion of that - something pressing and pushing inside a head/e
Re: random sound generator?
http://grossgang.com/utilities/retro%20 … h%20toy.7z
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Re: AlgoRaves: DJ's Of The Future Don't Spin, They Code
Two, that emediately spring to mind are supercollider and ChucK.
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Re: A huge problem for me recording and composing music, any help?
Well, this, let's call it a recording anxiety is completely real thing and quite a nasty bastard! Some people have it more, some less or even not at all. My experience has shown, that the more you record, the less it gets an
Re: who is your favorite tex to speech voice?
Another nice formant one is Rsynth, but as far as I know, there's no current port for windows. There has been something far away in the past, but it's quite impossible to find. The only wide known thing based on that engine is Sayit, a simple pr
Re: who is your favorite tex to speech voice?
STSpeech all the way! No joking here, it's sad there's nothing like that or the software automatic mouth for C64 to use with NVDA, as those synths sound so nice. Most of the time I'm on Espeak, but other favourites are most of the older formant
Re: 12 Year Old Builds Nuclear Reactor: Doesn't Incinerate Neighborhood
Now that's seriously impressive and at the same time impressivly serious!The guy should get a place among scientists/physicists early on and not let school/mainstream education system ruin his briliant brain/mind. It's
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