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Anyone using bidule
Started using it for orchestral templates but the workflow is rather brilliant for anything that requires manipulation.
I run it on a slave computer. It is a modular daw I suppose the simplest way to put it. The great thing is that you can easily say send midi controller envelopes from. Say a Source, like cableguys midi shaper, and end that anywhere. Makes it easier to combine synths and apply effects and have them all work together.
It's kinda a more practical version of max maps. Then you send that to your mixing computer
And since the whole resampling craze in the last 3 years , this allows you to send it to those plugins but live.use any filter with any synth and easily patch them which is a nightmare in anything but live.
anyways, it is really fucking coo l surprised nobody talks about it.
http://makingelectronicmusic.tumblr...gue-bidule-user
its rather common. Anyone that is known for sound design uses it. its free. it is rock solid. And it makes everything easier.
bidule is for poor people.
http://www.analoguehaven.com/what/
looks pretty awesome
I've messed around with Metaplugin a bit, similar concept, still no midi communication with the AU so its useless for layering synths in logic but the vst version has that capability. This seems way more advanced though..
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| Originally posted by jayxthekoolest bidule is for poor people. http://www.analoguehaven.com/what/ |
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| Originally posted by jayxthekoolest bidule is for poor people. http://www.analoguehaven.com/what/ |
you really don't 'have a fucking clue what it does do you. IT is something you would probably use even more if you had external gear
is max msp also for poor people ? Or does that confuse you too you fucking knob twiddling preset bitch.
Richard Devine seems to disagree with you. You have some fucking issues. It is used by pretty much everyone that doesn't have their own propriety software / hardware solution ie remote control
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney your link to synth modules in reply to something that isn't a synth is telling me you might be retarded. |
I just don't get the subterfuge. It is obvious they have an axe to grind and will pass off actual things that are worth knowing when they could just as easily do it without arguing with the truth.
Raphie is a fuckong child. Thst other dude has some unattended issues I would say fall on the autism spectrum. Takes one to know one.
I'm just playing with you
no worries
And yes i fully comprehend bidule, just not something i would like to use. As i don't work itb,it yet another "modular platform to connect vst's together"
Not using vsts at all so no use for bidule
But if you make great strides with it, power to you.
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| Originally posted by Raphie I'm just playing with you no worriesAnd yes i fully comprehend bidule, just not something i would like to use. As i don't work itb,it yet another "modular platform to connect vst's together" Don't like how itb sounds so nu use for bidule But if you make great strides with it, power to you. |
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| Originally posted by TranceElevation Well, all the relevant pros work otb. But yeah, bidule is for poor people, and L4C liking it raises some questions... |
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| Originally posted by Raphie I'm just playing with you no worriesAnd yes i fully comprehend bidule, just not something i would like to use. As i don't work itb,it yet another "modular platform to connect vst's together" Not using vsts at all so no use for bidule But if you make great strides with it, power to you. |
so much butthurt in this thread.
I just can't be bothered with bidule. It's great for what it does (max was always just too much of a headache) but it's really for people who want to spend hours making their soundsources or daw, rather than using it.
I think it's a great tool for any sound designer or even composer, but for the average producer, simply not ever needed.
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney your link to synth modules in reply to something that isn't a synth is telling me you might be retarded. |
nope. I don't get why post a link to something you seem to think is the analog equivalent but isn't. There is no hardware equivalent.
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney nope. I don't get why post a link to something you seem to think is the analog equivalent but isn't. There is no hardware equivalent. |
Hardwired components aren't
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney Hardwired components aren't |
if they could do what it is I wanted to do , then yes, you could say this would be the poor version. That isn't really the case. I'm pretty sure you really don't have a fucking clue what it is because you seem to think it is a modular synth.
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney if they could do what it is I wanted to do , then yes, you could say this would be the poor version. That isn't really the case. I'm pretty sure you really don't have a fucking clue what it is because you seem to think it is a modular synth. |
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