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Send us a textIn this episode the hosts are joined by singer songwriter Dalona to discuss her latest EP, Love and Delusion. Dalona answers questions such as how she went about choosing an engineer, her process in approving a mix, how she defines success, and more. There is now a mailing list. We will be using this mailing list to share updates, giveaways, product discounts and more. You can sign up for the mailing list at http://eepurl.com/hzwW4fAs usual this episode will be posted in theFacebook Group for discussion, Faders Up Podcast.Follow the hosts, guest, and podcast on Instagram- FadersUpPodcast- AudioCzar901- ItspronouncedOshayGuest- Dalona

Lora Logic in conversation with David Eastaugh https://www.essential-logic.co.uk/ https://essentiallogic.bandcamp.com/ fter co-founding X-Ray Spex, Lora Logic formed Essential Logic in 1978, shaping post-punk with unique sax, whimsical melodies. Their 1979 album, 'Beat Rhythm News,' stood out. After a long hiatus, Essential Logic returned in 2022 with 'Land of Kali.' Essential Logic are an English post-punk band formed in 1978 by saxophonist Lora Logic after leaving X-Ray Spex. The band initially consisted of Lora on vocals, Phil Legg on guitar and vocals, William Bennett (later of Whitehouse) on guitar, Mark Turner on bass guitar, Rich Tea (Richard Thompson) on drums and Dave Wright on saxophone. Turner was later replaced by Sean Oliver (later of Rip, Rig & Panic) on bass. The band split in 1981 and reformed in 2001.

The Faders Up Podcast is back for Season 5! In this episode Czar is joined by singer songwriter producer K Penny. They discuss her set up for recording vocals, the DAW she uses, why she purchased a Lauten Audio Eden, and more. There is now a mailing list. We will be using this mailing list to share updates, giveaways, product discounts and more. You can sign up for the mailing list at http://eepurl.com/hzwW4fAs usual this episode will be posted in theFacebook Group for discussion, Faders Up Podcast.Follow the hosts, guest, and podcast on Instagram- FadersUpPodcast- AudioCzar901- Desiree- ItspronouncedOshayGuest - K Penny

In this week's edition Julian is joined by Ashea & Siobhan Anderson. Where they compare 3 of the most well known DAWs and ask, ´Does your DAW do this?´Talking Points:What first attracted you to your DAW of choice?Let's briefly discuss platform compatibility for Logic X, Pro Tools & AbletonWhat do you like about your DAWs user interface? Have you tried other DAWs, what didn't you like about them?MIDI, Virtual Instruments and samplers: What is this like with the DAW you use, is there room for improvement?Audio Recording and Editing.How does your DAW of choice fit into your workflow?Finds Of The Week:Julian - 32 Classic Mixing ConsoleAshea-LANDR Mastering PluginSiobhan - Natural Symphony

This episode features singer and saxophonist Lora Logic and it's a wild story. It actually begins with her mother's escape from her rural Finnish farm upbringing. It shaped how she raised Lora. But it was that farm where Lora felt most happy. She talks about going through several instruments before she fell in love with the sax. And then there's her creepy sax teacher who made her really uncomfortable but pushed her into busking and improvising. She joined X-Ray Spex but was canned before the first album was released.  She released the first Essential Logic single and that is QUITE a story! After living the rock and roll lifestyle, having an epileptic fit, and having an out of body experience, she left music completely. Well, not exactly. She DID perform with the band Juggernaut after becoming a Hare Krishna.  Her return to music has been one of reformation. Initially with X-Ray Spex and then Essential Logic. She's released a box set of EVERYTHING she's ever done! You can't get more comprehensive than that. She's also released a wonderful new Essential Logic album called Land Of Kali. Follow her @essentiallogicofficial & @lora.logic on Instagram. Check out the linktree for ways to pick up the boxed set & new album. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on social media. We accept coffee donations at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or buy merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. Now prepare to be amazed by the wild story of Lora Logic on Performance Anxiety, part of the Pantheon Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"This piece is about the struggle between different rhythmic forces – the natural (organic) and the made. But also it is a struggle between the large, loudness of ice breaking up against the quietness of the lonely ice land. "I was initially struck about how rhythmic the sound was, and when thinking about how to create the piece I began by thinking about other similar rhythmic patterns I have come across – steam trains and weaving machines – both made and industrial. These seem a good contrast to the natural and organic sounds from the original recording and fit with an idea of a struggle between nature and human intervention. "I isolated one other sound that I could make out from the recording – a sound that made me think of a foghorn. I used this a signal sound. "Lastly I decided that there should be a contrast section which echoed this big expanse of remoteness, and as I have built up quite a collection of ‘wind' sounds created on my flute I used some I recorded binaurally for another project. "I used Logic X to edit the sounds and remix and as with many of my pieces I used a mixture of reverb and delays to change the sounds. I also used automation control of volume and panning in my mix." Narwhal reimagined by Jessica Rowland. Part of the Polar Sounds project, a collaboration between Cities and Memory, the Helmholtz Institute for Functional Marine Biodiversity (HIFMB) and the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI). Explore the project in full at http://citiesandmemory.com/polar-sounds. 

Composition by Celestial Noise Disco.  "This track is a rhythmic loft ambient meditation on summer sun, grass stains, breathless laughter, and the carefree attitude of a kid at his grandparents' place in small town America in the early 80s as remembered through old and faded Polaroids. "The piece is constructed entirely from the original sample of a Polaroid camera taking pictures (Polaroid i-zone). Though the Polaroid i-Zone was not introduced until 1999 and is not the same Polaroid cameras around in the 80s (the Supercolor, SX, and Sun were all cameras that people in my childhood had), the i-Zone could itself be considered a pale copy of a Polaroid camera. This makes the sound of the i-Zone itself nostalgic for the sound of a more robust non-toy Polaroid instant camera and thus allows that sound to be readily adapted for the nostalgic vibes of this track.  "The sample has been cut, chopped, filtered, stretched, effected, modified, glitched, and layered into its current form. Software includes: Cubasis 3, AUM, Patterning 2, and Eventide and AudioDamage effects (Apps) as well as Ableton Live, Logic X, and Izotope, Waves, and Cherry Audio VSTs (Mac).  "The track is best listened to through headphones for the subtle distinctions in the background ambience." This is part of the Obsolete Sounds project, the world's biggest collection of disappearing sounds and sounds that have become extinct – remixed and reimagined to create a brand new form of listening. Explore the whole project at https://citiesandmemory.com/obsolete-sounds

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >Scribum-Errant confirmation:transmogrification missive received…Error…Error…missive execution deferred.> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 13] In our 13th episode, we get into Space Marine 2, how casual play stops us from worrying about 40k Seasons, and why Guy Haley probably has an MA in philosophy. We also talk the difficulties of assembling plastic castles, Rawhammer, BFG and the big changes coming to the podcast. -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @sanctionextremispodcast Twitter: @JacksonExtremis Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Character artwork done by Snipe - check her out on the Twitter @SnipeTheSorrow. Intro/Outro Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing' © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack.

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - Unsanctioned transmission hiatus- targeted... request orbital bombardment…fleet admiral response: APPROVED.> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 12] In our twelfth episode, we give our unrestrained opinions on Warhammer+, chat about some of Dan Abnett's finest work and discuss the piety levels of the recent Black Templar releases.  We also take a trip back in time to look at the finer points of 6th Edition Warhammer Fantasy Battles, and get into the finer details of dubiously scented candles, space marine liposuction and the joys of being besieged. It's good to be back (again)!  -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com  Instagram: @sanctionextremispodcast  Twitter: @JacksonExtremis  Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Character artwork done by Snipe - check her out on the Twitter @SnipeTheSorrow. Intro/Outro Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing' © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack.

Welcome back to another episode of The Blunt Report Podcast, in this episode we are coming back with our co-host Simon from The Gentleman of Logic podcast for episode 2 of this series, we are going to be talking about testosterone levels, and how they have been affected over the years. We will also be talking how to be a better man in modern times. So please roll one, pack one, dab one to this new episode of The Blunt Report Podcast. https://open.spotify.com/show/6xZPIIkXiUw1qfC2eW1qdH?si=sz2QQ8NPTxiXgcjhDu2pSA&dl_branch=1

Welcome back, my Cannabowls! To another edition of The Blunt Report Podcast. Finally! We have our first guest co-host from the beautiful land of Australia, Simon from The Gentleman of Logic, The Blunt Report welcomes you. In this episode we will explore the topic of toxic feminism, and how masculinity is on the brink of extinction. We will discuss what role toxic feminism plays in Hollywood, lack of testosterone over the years and so much more, so please roll one, dab one, pack one to this new episode of The Gentleman Of Logic x The Blunt Report Podcast! https://open.spotify.com/show/6xZPIIkXiUw1qfC2eW1qdH 

Welcome back my Cannabowls, to another edition of The Blunt Report. In this episode I will be joining my brother from another mother, Simon from The Gentleman Of Logic Podcast. In this episode we will be discussing the pied piper of Hamelin. A story made famous by a poem by Robert Browning, and describes the events of June 26th 1284 AD,  of a rat catcher, hired by the town of Hamelin to rid them of a plague of rats, who wore pied colored clothing, and used a magical, musical pipe to do so. The town never paid the piper the amount agreed upon for the job, angry , the piper sought out his revenge, by leading 130 children out of the town, never to be seen or heard from again. So please roll one, dab one, pack one to this new episode of The Gentleman Of Logic X The Blunt Report. http://www.thegentlemanoflogic.com/

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - Mandatory audit of MMXX - output... activated…> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 11] {Subtext: ANTIAW-001} In this eleventh episode, we review the best (and worst) 40k releases of 2020 & discuss our hopes for the worlds of Warhammer in 2021. We also chat about hobbying during lockdown, the symbolism of sacred sculpts and the perils of audiobook binges. It’s good to be back ! -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @sanctionextremispodcast Twitter: @JacksonExtremis Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Character artwork done by Snipe - check her out on the Twitter @SnipeTheSorrow. Intro Music - 40k:FL remix by Adam Nicol. Outro Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack.

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Secrets out. We're launching something crazy in the next 2 weeks. Check out higround.co to get early access on what we're dropping (hint: it's the perfect product for Hypegeeks). In this podcast we discuss Xbox Series S leak, Travis Scott and McDonalds collab, Nintendo updates, Logic performing at LCS, BAPE collabing with League, PUMA basketball shoe with Super Mario, and a weed-themed warzone bundle.

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - Tomb World Slumber status….Ceased…> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 10] {Subtext: ANTIAW-001} In our tenth episode we are talking all things ninth edition; our in-depth impressions on the Indomitus boxset, the need for rules ‘clarifications’, the glorious CRUSADE system, questionable helmets and more.

We also discuss our recent highlights from the world of 40k, off-kilter logos and what it means to be all about that official cardboard. -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram @sanctionextremis Twitter @JacksonExtremis Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Character artwork done by Snipe - check her out on the Twitter @SnipeTheSorrow. Intro Music - 40k:FL remix by Adam Nicol. Outro Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack.

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - Astra Militarum nostalgia detected.> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 9] In our ninth episode and, the first episode of season 2, we are stoked to present our new show format This episode focuses on the stalwart troops of the Imperium, the Imperial Guard! We talk fond memories of the IG, circa 3rd edition and we discuss our favourite guard regiments and tanks. We also chat escapism, BL audio dramas, the GW ‘book of dreams’ and shopping for miniature scale toasters on Etsy. -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram @sanctionextremis Twitter @JacksonExtremis Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Character artwork done by Snipe - check her out on the Twitter @SnipeTheSorrow. Intro Music - 40k:FL remix by Adam Nicol. Outro Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack. Thanks again Axel, Emperor’s blessings upon you !

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Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - Xenos threat detected.> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 8] In our eighth transmission we give our thoughts on the New Year's Open Day & LVO reveals, GW's history of questionable dice and just how strong Master Lazarus has his tea. We also review two recent reads (some minor spoilers) from our favourite 40k writers and discuss our hopes (however ridiculous) for the hobby in 2020. In our main focus this month, we present a Xenos character study (Don't tell the Inquisition!): Marc delves into the ultra-violent, sordid background of the Drukhari and gives a lowdown on the indomitable Lelith Hesperax. Jackson travels the webway and details the badassery of the one and only Fuegan, The Burning Lance. As usual, we also chat about our recent experiences with 40k lore from novels/audiobooks and give our top picks from the communities content creators. Audiobooks we review this episode: ‘The Magos’ by Dan Abnett ‘Blood Reaver' by Aaron Dembski-Bowden Community Content/Creators we cover this episode (amongst others): The Fluffenhammer Podcast Dana Howl Voxcast Additionally, we say farewell to the Prince of Paints and Marc really gets into a good old-fashioned dice rant. -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram @sanctionextremis Twitter @JacksonExtremis Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Logo background-Credit:NASA/ESA and Jeff Hester (Arizona State University). Used under CC 4.0. NASA/ESA do not endorse this podcast! Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack. Farewell Duncan, may the perils of the warp be quashed under your mighty, yet even two coats.

Virtual Underground : How has this BRÄLLE story started ? BRÄLLE : Began back in 2017 on the heels of my touring days winding down. I spent the previous 10 years touring with another band, and I needed to do something on my own, completely outside my comfort zone. Virtual Underground : Where do you generally draw your inspiration from ? BRÄLLE : This is a difficult question to summarize, but the one thing that's stayed true through all my musical experiences is to draw inspiration from outside your own scene. Shoegaze, Ambient, Black Metal, Goth Rock, or Synth Pop all play their own role in my songwriting process. Virtual Underground : Could you describe your music selection and mixing process ? BRÄLLE : This mix took a second to really find my stride, as is usually the case. You play with tone and groove a lot in the beginning until finally finding your path. I think of it like walking in the dark when you turn off the lights, it takes a second until your eyes adjust in the darkness before knowing where you should go. Virtual Underground : Which software/hardware did you use for this set ? BRÄLLE : This was recorded on my cd's at home into Logic X, where I add various atmospheric layers on-the-fly as the mix progresses. Virtual Underground : What about the scene in Brooklyn? BRÄLLE : The scene in Brooklyn is healthy and exciting for a newcomer. There is a lot of impressive local talent, innovating after-hour crews and a solid stream of underground acts every weekend. It is certainly the best scene within North America. Virtual Underground : What are your next plans ? BRÄLLE : My next plans are to focus more on live performance and Dj'ing within my scene and work on releasing the mountain of tracks that I have finished. I tend to stockpile my creations until I get lost in them. Lots more to come! Follow BRÄLLE @bralletechno

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - Traitor Astartes boarding pods detected> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 7] In our seventh transmission, we talk the new Adepta Sororitas set, the flammability of Archaepoters, new chaos models and just what in the Golden Throne ‘miracle dice’ even are. Marc recounts his dismay at being on the business end of a Repulsor Executioner and we still haven’t figured out whats going on in the psychic awakening. In our main feature, we review Aaron Dembski-Bowden’s masterwork: ’Soul Hunter’ and it’s audiobook production. We discuss the intricacies, strengths and replay value of Aaron’s Writing, give a brief synopsis of the plot and ponder who would win in a fight between Iskandor Khayon & Talos Valcoran. >>>Some very minor spoilers in the synopsisAlso, contains spoiler for Avengers: Endgame. Surely you've seen it by now though?< Logo background-Credit:NASA/ESA and Jeff Hester (Arizona State University). Used under CC 4.0. NASA/ESA do not endorse this podcast! Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack. No Servitors were harmed during the making of this episode. But we sure did break their machine-spirits!

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - XENOS presence detected on Tartarus> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 6] In our sixth transmission, we talk new releases for the Imperial Fists, Raven Guard, Salamanders and Iron Hands. Jackson delves into the history of Tor Garadon and Marc expresses his ambivalence for Psychic Awakening. In our main feature, we take a trip down memory lane and discuss the PC behemoth that is Dawn of War. Marc gets into the story and history of the title, analysing both the original game, it’s expansions and sequels. As usual, we chat about our recent experiences with 40k lore from novels/audiobooks and give our top picks from the communities content creators. Additionally, we chat about the benefits of Sallet helmets and reminisce about reading game manuals on the bus ride home. -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram @sanctionextremis Twitter @sanctionextrem1 Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< >Also, contains spoiler for Avengers: Endgame. Surely you've seen it by now though?< Logo background-Credit:NASA/ESA and Jeff Hester (Arizona State University). Used under CC 4.0. NASA/ESA do not endorse this podcast! Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects used from Ghosthack, royalty-free © 2019 Ghosthack. No Servitors were harmed during the making of this episode. But we sure did click on a lot of dreadnoughts!

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - Space Marine release schedule EXTRA|DENSE> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 5] In our fifth transmission, we talk at length about the new models, lore and rules being released for space marines, our hopes for the Eisenhorn TV show and what it means to cross the Rubricon. We delve into the stories surrounding the recent battles of our narrative campaign, give our impressions of adding the Adeptus Mechanicus forces onto the battlefield and discuss the importance of avoiding hobby burnout. As big fans of the global Warhammer community, we also focus on the work being produced by the community's content creators. We review the audio drama 'When All Lights Have Gone Out' by Cold Open Stories and we preview the amazing work being done by Red Eagle Studio for the '40 Hours of 40k' event, benefitting the charity C.A.L.M. this September. As usual, we chat about our new purchases, builds, painting, recent experiences with 40k novels/audiobooks/YouTube content. Additionally, we introduce esoteric lore-rating systems, Marc learns about the existence of brush soap, and we chat about the joys of building models without instructions that we got cheap off of eBay. -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram @sanctionextremis Twitter @sanctionextrem1 Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Logo background-Credit:NASA/ESA and Jeff Hester (Arizona State University). Used under CC 4.0. NASA/ESA do not endorse this podcast! Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional music used from Apple Loops within Logic x royalty-free © 2015 Apple. Additional sound effects, 'Raven Sounds' by SPANAC, used under Creative Commons 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. No Servitors were harmed during the making of this episode.

Cogitator status://ACTIVE. >WARNING - temperate config running at HIGH> Data Exload processing_Complete. Vox-data_Recieved//Subject- [Episode 4] Returning after an unexpected hiatus, in our fourth transmission we talk Apocalypse, Warhammer day, new reveals and, of course, Contrast. Marc regales us with a mighty Knights v Black Legion battle report and we discuss our love for the intricacies and complexities of the 40k Universe. Episode 4 is also our first release to feature our character study section, where we delve into the history of Colonel 'Iron Hand' Straken and Bjorn the Fell-Handed. This section also explores further details of the Imperial Guard command structure and, hypothesises the reasons for Russ leaving Bjorn behind to be the Great Wolf. As usual, we chat about our new purchases, builds, painting, recent experiences with 40k novels/audiobooks and our favourite content creators. Additionally, we examine the significance of an academic approach to understanding 40k lore, and, stare in awe at the GIRTH of the 'Forges of Mars' omnibus. -Sacred oils have been repeatedly applied in the name of the Machine God to ensure this podcast maintains it's blessed audio fidelity- Email us at sanctionextremispodcast@gmail.com Instagram @sanctionextremis Twitter @sanctionextrem1 Facebook: @sanctionextremispodcast PRAISE THE OMNISSIAH! >Warning: Explicit Language< Logo background-Credit:NASA/ESA and Jeff Hester (Arizona State University). Used under CC 4.0. NASA/ESA do not endorse this podcast! Music: ‘A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing’ © 2012 Circle of Rage. Used with permission. Sound effects used from iLife effects package within Logic X, royalty-free © 2015 Apple.

On this episode of the podcast Jeremy sits down with long time friend and musician Cayden Alban. The two of them discuss Caydens early music interests, music softwares, and other music related topics. Cayden Alban (Fauna) is the Keyboardist in Satellite Pilot, as well as lead vocal/guitarist in Uncle Crown and the Mystery. He also has a solo project under Fauna. Thank you and enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truesighttalks/support

Sometimes you start with a blank slate, an empty page, and no specific goal. As Lewis Caroll noted, "If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there." Ring in a new week with a chimey, chill episode! Everything on today's Current Moods was created with VST instruments in Logic X.  

To get over a mountain, you have to climb it. If you are finding that there is a particular obstacle keeping you from your goal, focus on it and form a plan to overcome it. Chances are that once you stop seeing the mountain as an insurmountable wall, you'll discover that a path has been there all along. It may be a difficult one, but not impossible. Today's episode uses the Korg Wavedrum as well as some Logic X software synths.

This project file will give you an in-depth view on how a pro sounding driving Trance Kick & Bass is put together, how the layers are Eq’ed, effects used, leveling, sidechain compression, sound choice & more! Grab your copy here: https://allanmorrowstudios.com/shop/ Included in the template: Full Logic Pro project file All midi files All Audio Files All the Synth presets 3rd party software synths used: Sylenth1 *All of the other plugins and effects used are built in logic plugins* **Please note that this product will open in Logic X assuming Sylenth1 is updated**

The Logic X update introduced a dedicated Arpeggiator midi device, and the following video provides a brief introduction. This is covered in more detail in the Point Blank Logic 1 module.

For those of you on Logic Pro X, here is a video from Point Blank's Logic 1 Production course showing you how to use FlexTime.

This week we discuss Apple's new fixation with lotteries, the latest being a lottery for developers to receive Apple Watches early. We discuss WatchAware.com that aggregates the approved Watch apps that are on the App Store before launch. We discuss Apple Watch band patents and differences in construction. We discuss the new Google Fi cellular service. Our picks this week are Growth.supply and CSUnplugged. This weeks show was edited and mixed with Logic X. It appears that Final Cut Pro X cannot export a suitable MP3 file without corruption. Please excuse the choppy edits. Episode 36 Notes: Apple Patents Watch Bands The First Apple Watch Apps Apple Offers Expedited Apple Watch Ordering Lottery Click - The First Watch Band Adapter for Apple Watch! Calc - watch app Meipai Apple Watch buyers guide Google Fi Launches Domain Name Ordering via it-guy.com Episode 36 Picks: Growth.supply CSUnplugged.com MTJC T-Shirt on TeeSpring

It's probably not a surprise, but I've really been digging the whole Bristol/London bass house/garage vibe that's been happening over the last couple of years. Those influences have clearly rubbed off in a production that I did for the first time ever in Logic X - or even on a Mac for that matter. I'm new to the Mac world, so I wanted to see how well something would turn out in a program I had really no experience using. This is unsigned. It's a new direction for me. It's also the first track of many that I have been working on after several years away from production.

It's probably not a surprise, but I've really been digging the whole Bristol/London bass house/garage vibe that's been happening over the last couple of years. Those influences have clearly rubbed off in a production that I did for the first time ever in Logic X - or even on a Mac for that matter. I'm new to the Mac world, so I wanted to see how well something would turn out in a program I had really no experience using. This is unsigned. It's a new direction for me. It's also the first track of many that I have been working on after several years away from production.

From Fort Collins, Blendrix joins the Producer Podcast to discuss the orchestral/industrial/glitch sound to his music. Check out Blendrix's latest EP, just released! https://blendrix.bandcamp.com/album/the-blood-spangled-banner DAW of choice: He uses Abelton to build his track and Logic X for mixing and mastering. Workflow: He works based off of ideas that inspire him. Production tips: Layering synths to make them fuller and richer. EDM training resources: Warp Academy Influences: The Prodigy, Crystal Method and Phutureprimitive Favorite Softsynth: Razor Favorite Effects: Ableton stock plug-ins Successful career actions: Going from just DJing and being able to do a live setup. Best advice for aspiring producers: Don’t waste too much time on collecting plug-ins and samples. Links: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/blendrix Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Blendrix Website: http://www.blendrix.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Blendrix Tumblr: http://blendrix.tumblr.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/blendrix Show notes by Sean Hanagan aka Time Aperture https://soundcloud.com/timeaperture

Bobby Burns, hugely successful producer from Amsterdam, joins The Producer Podcast and talks about his music and career. DAW of choice: Logic X, Ableton and FL Studio Production tips: Use the best samples you can find. The quality of the samples is really important. Favorite Softsynth: Spire, Sylenth, and Nexus Favorite Effects: Universal Audio, LFO tool, DJM filter, Fab Filter, C6 Multiband compressor, API EQ, and Waves Successful career actions: His love for music helped him succeed in the music industry. Best advice for aspiring producers: Make music that is different. Make your own style. Links: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djbobbyburns Website: http://bobbyburns.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/djbobbyburns YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/djbobbyburns Show notes by Sean Hanagan aka Time Aperture https://soundcloud.com/timeaperture

Song / E M I T < Time / Inspiration Pink Floyd Electro Project Paploviante Instrumental © by: Logic X

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Song / Kashmir/ Inspiration Led Zeppelin Electro Project Paploviante Instrumental © by: Logic X

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Chase Reeves sets the record for the most markers in an episode. You'll have to listen to find out why. Besides talking podcasting, Logic X, making money online and sucking up to Merlin Mann we also talk Aeropress brewing methods. And hemorrhoids.

Chase Reeves sets the record for the most markers in an episode. You’ll have to listen to find out why. Besides talking podcasting, Logic X, making money online and sucking up to Merlin Mann we also talk Aeropress brewing methods. And hemorrhoids.

Chase Reeves sets the record for the most markers in an episode. You’ll have to listen to find out why. Besides talking podcasting, Logic X, making money online and sucking up to Merlin Mann we also talk Aeropress brewing methods. And hemorrhoids.

FU: iSCSI and network Time Machine. iFixit teardown of the new AirPort Extreme. Apple's extended Developer Center downtime. (Note: we recorded this before we knew why it was down.) _DavidSmith on Logic X's pricing and what this might indicate for future App Store upgrades. Whether upgrade pricing is best for consumers, and the upgrade-pricing train. iOS developers acting like the RIAA in 2002. The complexity of modern software business models. The Wal-Martization of app pricing and how Marble Madness formed the modern Marco. Are Apple's policies really at fault for falling app prices? Sponsored by: Drafts: Where text starts on your iPhone or iPad. Squarespace: Everything you need to create an exceptional website. Use promo code ATP7 for 10% off.

Another scorcher here in the UK as the heatwave continues, our main topic of conversation is the release of Apple's Logic X update, but we also find time to talk about the new NDVR Note Poly Aftertouch 2.0 Indiegogo project, finally we look at the new Chapman Stick Railboard.

Another scorcher here in the UK as the heatwave continues, our main topic of conversation is the release of Apple's Logic X update, but we also find time to talk about the new NDVR Note Poly Aftertouch 2.0 Indiegogo project, finally we look at the new Chapman Stick Railboard.

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