Saturday, March 16, 2019
Making-Of the EuroTile Backing Track
Published on Mar 16, 2019 SYINSI
"A little modular jam composed in a video editor instead of a DAW.
Audio was recorded directly to the video camera above the table.
The keyboard was sending a 140bpm clock as well as CV to the EuroTile modulars. I jammed around and recorded the bits that didn't completely suck.
In the DAW --er-- editor (Vegas) I brought the tracks in and muted the video while they were cut down into segments and loops. I locked the timeline in the editor to 4/4 bars and 140bpm so it would be easier to line everything up and keep everything in sync.
After everything was mixed, I un-muted the video, then arranged them into the grid so they would jump into existence whenever their audio track was playing."
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