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Going the extra mile to tune the drum sounds is another example of The Glitch Mob’s meticulous studio techniques.

“There’s a lot of reverb, too, so if it’s ringing out of tune, you can really tell.”

Why the need to tune the drums? “Because the album is so beat- and percussion-heavy,” Boreta says. “And we zoom in on the fundamental, and it’s just a Theremin sine wave-type thing, and we could determine which fundamental was the most correct.” “Basically, it finds all the fundamentals for you,” Ma explains.

#ICED AUDIO AUDIOFINDER NOT SAVING SLICES AS MARKERS SOFTWARE#

They typically used Iced Audio’s AudioFinder software to help with pitch identification. Hit ‘cmd-J’ to FIND ALL if appending and your browser will show ALL records. When complete, it will show you just the files it scanned in the browser. “Kick drums, toms—it was very critical that they were tuned to the song,” Ma says. Once you drag-and-drop onto the Soundminer, it will begin scanning the audio files and ingesting in any accessible metadata. It is not much more difficult than replacing the water filter or cleaning a washer drain filter on a front loading washing machine.“Another interesting aspect of The Glitch Mob’s drum production was that they were constantly tuning the drums to match the keys of the song. Remember, if you have any mechanical and electrical skills, you can do this. This procedure might save you a $100 to $200 depending on where you purchased the replacement - more if you had a service call. Maybe this should be an annual maintenance procedure. Use the Tab key to move forward through slices and the Shift-Tab key to move. Long term - 48 hours and no clicking of ice maker! Success. Copy lame to the AudioFinder Extras Folder. Were there any clicks? No! Where ice cubes dispensed? Yes? Fixed? I think so! The paddles will start to move and the ice will be dispensed - be patient. Then watch and listen for several minutes. What this appears to have done is 3 things loosed the mineral deposits, loosened the plastic that may have worn off, and with the oil on the bearing it will prevent the accumulation of the slight amount of water to dry out and create mineral deposits.ĭid it work? After an hour or two after reassembly, insert a straightened paper clip into the test hole for 10 seconds. After several applications of oil (a small amount) the paddles loosened up. Then I tipped the assembly back and forth to allow each application of oil to run down into the bearing surface. With a flat toothpick (big end) I dipped the toothpick into the WD40, which collected a small amount of oil on it. Then I took and sprayed a small amount of WD40 into a bottle cap. I took and cleaned as much of the minerals off on the end where the water is dispensed (right side). Loosen the motor/tray/paddle assembly by removing the two screws. There is mineral residue or plastic contamination or moisture in the areas (bearing) where the paddles travel. Do they move easily? If not, you have the same problem I had. When it is stopped, gently push the paddles forward and backward. If it jerks with each click noise, the plastic paddles are most likely somewhat stuck. When hearing the first click open the freezer and observe if the ice maker paddles are moving smoothly and listen for the clicks. Over the last several months my LG LSXS26326/00 has been making a clicking noise before ice cubes are dispensed (ice maker working, but noisy).