Things People Do with BigSeq2
One of the most rewarding parts of making music software is hearing the music people make with the software. Here are a few things using Audio Damage’s recently released BigSeq2 that people have posted online:
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Marcus Fischer posted a lovely piece combining sounds of the Pacific Ocean processed through BigSeq2 and a xylophone here.
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Matthew Davidson, author of the rather clever plug-in Volta posted a video demonstrating Volta controlling a Buchla 200e (drool!), which is in turn running through BigSeq2.
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Someone identifed only as elxicano (AFAICT) posted a demonstration video of BigSeq2 here.
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I know that Steve Hamann posted an audio demo somewhere, but now I can’t find it. Maybe he’ll post a link in the comments.
(Note: Two of those videos are hosted on vimeo. Audio Damage used to have a bunch of official demo videos of our products on vimeo. Vimeo removed them, trashing hours of Chris’s work, saying that they violated their terms of service which prohibit product advertisements or something. Chris pointed them towards several other examples of demo videos posted by several other companies on vimeo, but vimeo was apparently uninterested. Hence I don’t think particularly highly of vimeo.)
Posted: March 29th, 2009 under Audio Damage.
Comments
Comment from adam
Time March 29, 2009 at 9:18 pm
Thanks, Steve, and sorry that your comment got held for moderation. Any comment with two or more links gets held for approval as an anti-spam measure.
Comment from Steve
Time March 29, 2009 at 6:14 pm
Well, the bits I’ve posted were really just exercises in function, but for better or worse, here they are.
The first one was something I hit record on while I was testing an early build of BS2, the other two are demos of using BS2 without input:
http://sighup.ca/test/bigsequel01.mp3
http://sighup.ca/test/bs2noinput.mp3
http://sighup.ca/test/bs2noinput02.mp3