Article by Jem in Sound On Sound July '11

[Pedro]

Hi,

If anyone is interested in the more techy side of Jem's sonic trickery, there's a 5-page article in the mag describing some of the techniques he uses.

There is also a link to some supporting files including video's that show some of the insides of two tracks; The Dividing Line (with Imogen Heap's Gig Toilet Air-Con) and FFTCM (the outrageous glitchery).

Here is the link : http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jul11/a ... nmedia.htm

Enjoy

[DueyC]

A very interesting article, well worth the 99p download charge.

[Pedro]

I had no idea you could download articles, cool. I bought the whole mag in paper form cos it's got the Monotribe on the cover and reviewed inside, plus Jem's article and pictures of lots of shiny expensive things I don't need or understand!

[rogerg]

I haven't gotten the article yet, but the (free!) downloadable sound files and examples are ace!!

[Mikey]

I haven't gotten the article yet, but the (free!) downloadable sound files and examples are ace!!

Indeed  

[E.S.]

Great article! Just like the geeky Frost* reports, I'm now full of inspiration for sonic destruction.
Too bad I don't have PT, so I can't hear the examples like they were intended. I can only guess.. Maybe make my own song of it.  :lol:

[Drarok]

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:cry:

Download of sample files still works. I wonder if that freebie Pro-tools I got with some hardware will open it...

[rogerg]

Error?  Article name incorrect or Not Available on this site

:cry:

Download of sample files still works. I wonder if that freebie Pro-tools I got with some hardware will open it...

they're all just wavs, etc. except for the one ptf file, so it shouldn't be a problem.

[Drarok]

Indeed, the WAVs and the videos are all fine. Wasn't sure what was in the pro-tools project though.

[Mikey]

I'm a bit of a dummy & I managed to play them. Just need the right player