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Yes the looper control is messed up. Maybe Integra works best as a an fx playthrough. If you draw fx envelopes in a block and save the block, you can make a timeline with several tracks and arrange blocks with totally different fx or loop setups all over it and play through it as the timeline...

Check Integra Live: http://www.synthtopia.com/content/2013/05/20/new-open-source-modular-audio-environment-integra-live/ It's free and has a few incredible features for live situations.

This year I saw Gira solo in May and Swans a month ago. I go and see them whenever I can and it reaffirms something impossible to express every time. It happens extremely rarely with music. I tried to explain this to Gira chatting after a gig but I failed - I can barely say anything at all after...

Air France from Sweden are pretty great.

You're probably aware of these but anyway... Some of John Wiese's stuff is really excellent. I love Soft Punk especially. Also Curtis Roads' Point Line Cloud and Microsound.

I imagined the new koncept evolved from Ovalprocess/commers sound, but this track is a whole other story. I was prepared to hear a totally new way of using gear or whatever. The albums after Scenariodisk were fkin brilliant, with millions of ideas in every track.

This is the last thing I expected to hear. I played it five times to try to like it, but i hate the drums. Hope the rest isn't like this.

New Ariel Pink stuff is great.

i'm into it but i hate most of the things i hear people do with it. i use pd more. its a pain in the ass to get things finished though. i'll get back to you on this when i feel better about it...

in max/msp you can make sequencers out of metronomic triggers and you can play and do equations with their times. so the length of the metro cycle can change or slide to different values on different triggers. they also control the amp envelopes. it works in milliseconds so the smaller number...

NWW requires less focus to be enjoyed. H3O works best under full concentration, otherwise it often sounds too distant and has no strong effect on me (except A Thirsty Fish, that one's fkn amazing). I havent seen NWW play yet, but Hafler Trio was one of the weirder gigs I've seen. The sound was...

great thread!-! NWW's Homotopy to Marie and almost every Coil album is closest to my idea of non-cheesy industrial. But also Suicide's old tapes and Cabs (even up to Covenant), those Swans drum machine albums. As a kid, I understood industrial as records that had a more or less musique...