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[VIDEO] Arkaei @ IDA World Championships Posted on: 11.12.2012 by Dominque Kuban hey folks, I'll keep this one short as you'll find the complete article after the jump... this is my routine from the IDA World Championships 2012. granted - it's far from perfect, but considering I only had a week to work on it it's quite cool to come in fifth at world league level includes some theremin wizardry at the end! http://www.arkaei.com/ida-world-2012 | |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Dominque Kuban 11.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by tekki
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| Dominque Kuban 11.12.2012 | hey folks, I'll keep this one short as you'll find the complete article after the jump... this is my routine from the IDA World Championships 2012. granted - it's far from perfect, but considering I only had a week to work on it it's quite cool to come in fifth at world league level includes some theremin wizardry at the end! http://www.arkaei.com/ida-world-2012 |
| Dominque Kuban 12.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by fullenglishpint
I used two Electrix Tweakers, the NI Z2, an Access Virus TI and the Moog Etherwave+ theremin. the IBM monster laptop is running TSP 2.6 and Ableton Live simultaneously. the Tweaker between the turntable and the mixer controls TSP (cues, key, dynamic "playable" fx), the Tweaker on the right controls Live. however, both Tweakers are also connected via MIDI because on windows, it's not possible to have two applications access the same MIDI device (in my opinion, the only advantage OSX has over windows is superior MIDI implementation). in terms of audio routing, the Z2 is of course the TSP interface. the Virus serves as the audio interface to Live and runs into channel B on the Z2 (which goes through TSP so I can apply FX to it). it's funny because the MIDI delay between Live and TSP is exactly the same as the audio delay between the 2 interfaces so I didn't need to make ANY adjustments to MIDI offset in Live and TSP whatsoever, it just worked. then there's the theremin, which goes into the Virus and then gets some seriously complex processing inside Live... that took me a couple of days to figure out, in fact I only finished adjusting the settings when I arrived in Krak |
| Tatum Ansaldo 11.12.2012 | Totally awesome dude. Can you give us a quick rundown of what you were doing software and hardware wise? What's plugged into what? There's a lot to keep track of in that vid! Having seen your home setup, I'd love to see a FM 'in the sudio with' style vid |
| Random X 11.12.2012 | It's plain awesome! |
| Dominque Kuban 11.12.2012 |
Originally Posted by tekki
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| Random X 11.12.2012 | Extra intarwebz to using "BAZINGA" and "IMMAFIRIN'MALAZAR" samples into your rouitine! |
| Random X 11.12.2012 | YES! ^First! |
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