Re:AudioGL: 3D Modular Software Synthesizer & Sequencer
by msutherl on Saturday February 11, 2012 @07:06PM
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I think one of the guys from Crystal Fighters is from my home town.
On the other hand, Deadmau5 is not really an "independent artist" (though I think most of his releases are on his own label) – he's probably the single most popular electro-house producer in the world right now.
Re:AudioGL: 3D Modular Software Synthesizer & Sequencer
by gravitronic on Saturday February 11, 2012 @04:00PM
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Don't worry, you're not the only one. I've played music for years and write music in my spare time and still found this interface to be overwhelming :)
Re:AudioGL: 3D Modular Software Synthesizer & Sequencer
by msutherl on Saturday February 11, 2012 @07:04PM
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I've been making electronic music using all sorts of software for 15 years and this seems really confusing. I think he could improve it considerably by reducing the visual complexity when zoomed out[1]. He could also create tools for making sub-modules at the patch level, but I get the feeling that this environment is going to remain pretty high-level and such things may not be so useful (as they are in Max/MSP, Reaktor, et al).
[1] see: http://www.raskinformac.com/ + http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooming_user_interface
Btw, I've been finding a lot more music from independent artists. For example:
http://soundcloud.com/crystalfighters/champion-sound-regal-s...
http://soundcloud.com/strobehypnoticz/deadmau5-bleed-strobeh...
I hope software such as this will help flatten out the music industry some more.