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botb is still up but unfortunately there has been some complications related to the domain name recently, it's up and running on battleofthebits.com now. thanks for reminding me, i've updated the video description and i think i have several more to do now heh. you can also grab the modules here nc.argarak.me/s/kSfbKT5SjXM5qeE i set up a shared folder for them a little while ago (and now updated with two newer modules!!).

@@argarakmusic ah hell yeah, thanks a bunch!

here's the link to my config file: nc.argarak.me/s/aDNZzW2gZn7HCHw look for RGB colour palette, that should be the right section (i don't know how, but i posted two links in this comment section and the old one works now but not the updated one... weird)

He's mine bitch! But ain't it tho? Phew!! X

ty! i think i was trying to emulate some kind of side-chaining type effect applied to the chord pad on the kick beat, i think i was looking for more movement as well to give it some more energy at some parts of the track. i could have done the ducking to be a bit shorter, but that might be a change for a next adlib track whenever that arrives

yes, you can check the video description for the download links either on patchstorage or on the original battle of the bits entry!

you didn't mention how you wanted the song sent to you so i'll just post a comment with a direct download link: nc.argarak.me/s/dBNyEtwmwfgwgfs this recording is not the same as in the video and i made it a while ago so it may not be exactly ideal post processing wise but i hope it works!

ty! this recording isn't actually from the vanilla distribution of pure data, there are other distributions which use the same or similar back-end code but present a different interface and/or are bundled with extra externals or other features. in the video i use purr-data which you can find at agraef.github.io/purr-data/ and that has fancy bendy wires. it is significantly heavier as it uses nw.js which is basically like running another web browser just for purr-data but if you don't mind that then it can a bit nicer to use one thing i discovered which you might want to keep in mind is that pure data and purr data have very subtle differences and so i've had patches play well in purr data and not so well in vanilla pd, so make sure to test your patch in vanilla pd at the end if you end up using it and want full compatibility (99% of the time it should be fine)

​@@argarakmusic Thanks! I will try it :)

very convenient that it was the secondary delay effect i needed, heh...

it would sound better if my interface had better stereo recording and didn't introduce noise but there's only so much faff i can take with analogue audio before i don't want to deal with it anymore