Sound Alchemy w/ Ableton Live: Advanced Instrument Racks Pt 2 - Inspired by Harmonic Throat Singing
YouTube ublished on Sep 5, 2012 by DubSpot
Be sure to see Huun-Huur-Tu - Live first if you haven't already.
More info: http://bit.ly/OVAIyH
"Last month we kicked off our new video tutorial series Sound Alchemy with Ableton Live featuring Dubspot instructor, composer, and producer Raz Mesinai. In this series, Raz creates Effect and Instrument Racks in Live, taking inspiration from natural sonic phenomena. If you missed the first episode on the Singing Dunes, check it out here. In this second installment of Sound Alchemy, Raz exposes us to another world of amazing sound possibilities by showing how to create an advanced Instrument Rack inspired by overtone singing (also known as throat singing or harmonic singing)."
Also see:
Electronic throat singing with a DIY MIDI ribbon controller
Tuvan Throat Singing & Theremin
And of course Huun-Huur-Tu - Live
Wednesday, September 05, 2012
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That was a GREAT tutorial - with all the cool software and "fad" synths, it's a great reminder about how powerful plain ol' EQ'ing can be. THanks for your effort!
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