Veggie Beets

[hseiken]

Bhajis Loops for Palm Pilot...haven't used it in a while...playing around with it.

[drewzle]

sup Hseiken, were you a member at Bhajis Garden? i think that might be where I first saw your username?

digging that beat, drums are crisp. Bhajis was always great for sample manipulation, especially with the start point automation and ability to pitch.

i still use Bhajis every so often, as an all-in-one program it shits on anything the iPhone has (could be that the stylus enables much better control for making a track from scratch)

Olivier was way ahead of his time with the Bhajis program, the features and workflow it has make it probably my favourite DAW to use (excepting Ableton which i've recently become familiar with)

here's an old Bhajis collab track I made with Sacho
https://soundcloud.com/drewzle/sacho-and-drewzle-waves

[hseiken]

Yeah, I posted a little bit in the garden, tunes and board. I think I remember you from there too. Cool track. Reminded me of what sold me on Bhajis to begin with, Transient's "Sounds From My Pocket" EP series. At the time, I was wanting to make music with something powerful and had a smaller footprint that my computer, so I was looking into various stuff and dismissed Bhajis at first because the website for it was just...goofy. Vegies talking and all that, but then I found out Transient's Aphex-ish beat manipulation was done using it, and I was sold. Found me a cheap T3, snagged that and Microb and never looked back.

I also use Sunvox as well, which is just scarily powerful on the Palm as well and a good companion to make synth samples with...

I agree about Bhajis shitting on iPhone apps. I don't think it was just the stylus. The overall workflow of the program is just really good. And it has stuff built in to help overcome writer's block such as randomization with optional constraints and the Oblique Strategies decks, etc...

Definitely one of the best sequencer/sampler programs ever made...I think if Oliver had wanted to, he could've made something that was the next step for DSi or 3DS since the general public seems to have a distaste for accurate touch screen interaction by using fingers... *sigh*