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Wow, I found my first #Orca project from 2-3 years ago when I just learnt about it and was only trying to make #music with it (and didn't thought I'd stick to it so much). So let it be another #looptober loop.

I changed it a bit to use my current #sunvox setup though.

#music #looptober #orca #sunvox
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Devine Lu Linvega
Devine Lu Linvega
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It's nice to see how much your style has changed over the years. You manage to pack a lot more in less space nowadays by doing more reuse and generative machines
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vacuumbeef
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@neauoire it was my first steps. I also had a lot of JJJJJ and YYYY, really a lot.

But the "Cool shit" section is still cool with it's opening/closing

You know back then I thought I'll play a little with it and then go back to ableton or reaper or what I was using. Well, look how it's all went haha

@Devine Lu Linvega
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vacuumbeef
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@neauoire also I still barely use some orca's operators though (and some never), and I don't feel right about it, but I haven't come up with a use for it yet, maybe I should watch some of your videos
@Devine Lu Linvega
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Devine Lu Linvega
Devine Lu Linvega
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which ones do you feel are the harder to use? (besides GOPQTX)
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vacuumbeef
vacuumbeef
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@neauoire P and K for example are the one's I don't understand. I mean I understand how it works and what it does, but I don't know how it can be useful for me
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Devine Lu Linvega
Devine Lu Linvega
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Yeah P is pretty specific but K is very useful, especially for tight spots. I have a lot of videos that shows how to use it.

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