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opiumeater Member	posted 07 March 2001 01:52             Hi. Are there any other places to get patches for the kyma? IP: Logged
JohnCowan Member	posted 07 March 2001 11:51             You might want to make sure to check out all of the 1000 sounds in Kyma5. The main idea with kyma is that you are the sound designer. I have found that just slightly changing a parameter or sound source from a sound in the library gives me something interesting and hopefully musically inspiring. For me, some very useful sounds/processing can be gotten from fairly simple but unique configurations. Don't hesitate to play around. If you don't understand certain aspects of DSP, there are many books (some more readable than others) that can be gotten from the library (or inter-library loan). Check out the list in the big Kyma manual. IP: Logged
opiumeater Member	posted 08 March 2001 00:49             I have looked at many of them. Alot of which dont work because I dont have enough dsp cards. Anyway, I like to see what others do and how they do it. Ever used reaktor? On their site they have a user library where people upload their patches. This is great because you can learn from other peoples work. Like how to save cpu and such. Or diffrent methods of doing things. IP: Logged
SSC Administrator	posted 08 March 2001 09:09             That's exactly what this forum is for! Check out the Sound Exchange, and if you don't see what you are looking for, ask questions here. The collective expertise of this group is astounding. So take full advantage of it! IP: Logged

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