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@@hellf.o Thanks! Happy the video is useful!

@@janhartl2786 Thanks for your kind words <3

@@13opacus thank you! Same to you!

@@herrpenschuck thank you very much! Super appreciated!

@@AndreijRublev a friend offered me a nice analog mixer for free what i friendly rejected - well, i made up my mind now.

if he still has it you can call them back ;-) otherwise there are a lot of cheap second hand mixers out there

@@T.H.W.O.T.H yeeee!

that's exactly my case!

@@nishigawakobo thank you for your time! Hope you'll find something interesting in those links ;-)

@@amamenox grazie bel! Si fa quel che si può al meglio che si può!

@@AndreijRublev age quod agis.

@@futrookie9786 I know that probably it sounds formal, but I really mean it: thank you so much from the bottom of my heart! If I'm able to share something good I reached my goal and I'm happy!

@@Filaments_of_Existence daghe! Sono in ottima compagnia, non può che andare bene ;)

@@AndreijRublev 💚

@@traviedoodle thank you! I'll do my best!

@@Obturatuur thanks! I really appreciate it from the bottom of my heart!

@@PeteJohnson1471 Thank you for sticking around!

@@SublimeSynth I wish the same to you! Thanks for the super kind words!

@@PaoloPandinLab Grande ed eroico con tutte quelle camere!

ooooohhh my friend thank you so much! We need to find some time for a long chat in the future, I miss our calls and monents together! Sending love from Italy!

I'm guilty, Your Honour!

@@cocchan_badbad mi commuovo

@@chelidonframe Thank you so much! Super happy you liked it!

@@TheAuralab daghe!

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Thank you so much! It really means a lot!

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Thank you for the super nice words! I strongly avoid to make self-celebrative-ego stuff. And yes, it is a Sherman ;)

Thank you for your kind words! That is super important for me, I'm happy this approach is shared by other people!

@@timscott5397 Thank you for taking the time to listen to it (and watch it)! Glad you like it!

@@earkittycat such a beautiful person! It was a pleasure to meet him and play together! You can find our concert here ua-cam.com/video/3bsTZa1Jreo/v-deo.html

@@jetlag1488 ouch, I guess some softwares have some kind of protection against feedback

See if a highpass filter in your input path helps. Software doesn't handle accumulating DC offset very gracefully; highpass filters eliminate DC. If you just want to block DC, set the cutoff as low as possible.

@@GeorgeLocke Hmmm it does kinda work, but only if I don't use Cardinal in FL's Patcher or if I use Cardinal standalone. But I have to use a bunch of filters if I want to do anything more than just basic feedback. I guess I'll have to use VCV Rack if I want to do no input mixing... What a pain. I don't like that you have to be logged in to install modules. That's why I use Cardinal (well that and the ability to use Cardinal as a VST for free).

@@bintangdomena sounds super nice! Thanks for sharing!

@@AndreijRublev Wow! Thank you!! That pedal and it's predecessor the ME-50 have a really fun noise suppression feature as well. All the best eh!

You can totally try it with super cheap hardware ;) No need to spend a lot of money on it!

@@AndreijRublev as for the technique, yes I could use anything really. But I was moved by your words about the stories these old analogue pieces hold, so im inspired to look for something like that in the future for myself

Lovely! Good luck and I hope you'll find some great piece od gear and memories!

@@dereklafferty Yes it is!

Sorry for the super late reply (was super busy lately). I think everyone have their own creative process, which is in general not linear: it has up and downs, it bends in a certain direction or in another. Sometimes we need a more lonely environment to create, sometimes we can find motivation in a collaboration or in a creative dialogue with someone else. Creativity is such an inherent part of the human nature that it is rather difficult to categorize it. It can change in own person life depeding on the moment he or she are in. It is something that we can train and we can develop strategies to expand or motivate, but in the end it just as to be something that sparks from the inside to create a connection with the outside: making a sound that someone can listen to. Take care of your creative nature, since it is one of the best way to connect what you have inside with the outside world and change both of them in an active way!

@@bintangdomena Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your process! I really appreciate it!

@@AndreijRublev You are welcome- your video came at the right time. Innovation and improvisation are keystones of my life- it's all one huge experiment and I sometimes feel lost when the ground I'm covering seems too familiar. You gave me confidence to get back in there and try some new stuff after trashing about 12 tracks that took a while to make- they simply were not enough of a departure from what I have done before: that is no longer acceptable; I must be inspired and motivated even if nobody ever hears any of it I'm going to watch you again later after I mess with the two tracks I just did! 🤠 Again, I'm grateful

@@bintangdomena So happy to hear that this video gave you a creative spark! Have fun with your new explorations!

@@SonusLucis-i9m Let us know how it goes ;-) have fun!

If you accept and embrace the inehernt limitations of no input techniques (unpredictability, instability, etc) you can definetely do a lot of stuff with them 😊

@@kainewman723 thanks! Much appreciated!

@@antiphlex perfection! Love that!

@@bukong.studio Thanks!

@@littlebritain64 You're welcome! Happy to share great stuff with you!

@@AndreijRublev Vedo che nel video parli italiano. Allora mi "sfogo" nella mia lingua!😄 Da tenere in considerazione anche la ricerca fatta non rammento se da Farfisa o da General Music sul chip proprietario o sistema DRAKE. Poi sarebbe interessante ripercorrere il lavoro fatto dalla sezione di ricerca sonora della facoltà universitaria di Pisa, il C.N.U.C.E. , che collaborava con il centro di musica fiorentino Tempo Reale. Conosco uno degli ultimi ingegneri che entrò giovane a fine anni '60 al C.N.U.C.E. ed abita poco fuori Pisa. Non troppo vicino a casa mia ma mi piacerebbe intervistarlo....

@@littlebritain64 sarebbe bellissimo riuscissi a raccogliere quell'intervista (nei limiti del possibile, ovviamente)! Preservare la memoria di quel mondo, del tempo e delle persone che ne hanno fatto parte è una cosa molto importante secondo me e molto poco praticata purtroppo. È soprattutto uno spaccato interessantissimo sull'industria, sulla ricerca e di storia del lavoro e sociale dell'italia del dopoguerra. Sicuramente una situazione che meriterebbe più attenzione, un bel lavoro di conservazione e di divulgazione.

Thanks! In this case you have two indipendent channels, so you need at least one mono splitter to duplicate an output and patch it back into its own input. Then you send the other splitted signal to the second channel input and from the second channel output to the audio interface/mixer/whatever. You can add more complexity with another splitter, but it is not necessary. One is required anyway.

@@Qwerttyuiop1 merzbow and quiet are two words that sound weird close to each other hahaha