Please advise.
,,, remember ,,p5 is "pattern based",,, don't think "linear",,, if you "tap" into what you can do with your "audio files' you'll see the power,,,,, useful tools are keystrokes,,,, "S",,, "U" "ctrl L",, ,,,the slip edit tool ,is helpful as well,,,, say you record a ,,,4 min guitar track,,, just ,,split it up in say 5-10 measure clips,,, then 'un-select clips' then slip edit as desired,,, then "groove clip it",,, now,,,,,, this is where the "fun begins,,,, you can ,, drag into the matrix,, for ,,playing with variations of your parts ,,, etc,,,, you can use the automation tools in the "editor",,, and so on,,,,, ,,, these are just the "begining " of ways to manipulate/ arrange your files,,,,,IMho, p5 is mis-understood ,, with it's "audio editing features" it's extremely powerful,,, ya know ,,just in a different way,,,, i think ,,the problem is ,,, is that ,, many haven't ,,learned the functions,,,, ,,, i work in every program ,,,there is ,,,, ya gotta be "open -minded",, ya gotta be flexible,,,, and most of all ,,,,if you,,,
are an musician,,, ya gotta "create and have fun",,,,,,,,, p5,,,,, just got a ,,,,, "good vibe " to it ,,,ya know,,,,,it only gets,,,,better,,,,
gee "B" ,,talk abou ,,"synchronicity",,,,
post edited by jardim do mar - 2005/08/13 10:51:29