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#How to run tb peach in ableton how to

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Please report threads and comments that violate the following rules: Be respectful I agree that most people wont read the thread once it paginates, but I think threads like this are awesome.This subreddit is for those wishing to discuss electronic dance music production. I’m not really “into” circuit bending, I’ve mostly modified toys that are already musical to be more usable for what I want (my favorite is an old elephant-flashlight with a crude pitch-bend pot, it makes awesome howls when turned way down). I also carry at least one of my Game Boys with me at pretty much all times. I also like to record ambient sound in waiting rooms, busses etc.

If I hear an interesting hum or hiss, I’ll record a few seconds of it. I sample all kinds of stuff, mostly on my phone or on my iPod. Of the built-in stuff, what mostly sticks out is FL Studios Love Philter and Maximus, KR-REVERB and SPITFISH are the only two VST effects plugins I have installed, I think. Renoise & FL Studio built-in/bundled DSPs.I couldn’t live without MASSIVE and Chipsounds. I do use other synths/VSTis, freeware stuff mostly, but these I always come back to. I run FL Studio as a ReWire client alongside Renoise.