love it so much!!! The progressing layering is phenomenal, everytime i thought it can't go further, it DOES! Like flying higher and higher. Drums have a nice punch and the rooms you are opening are just gigantic. Despite its more simple attempt it's a really strong track. Are the sequences directly done with the volca?

love it so much!!! The progressing layering is phenomenal, everytime i thought it can't go further, it DOES! Like flying higher and higher. Drums have a nice punch and the rooms you are opening are just gigantic. Despite its more simple attempt it's a really strong track. Are the sequences directly done with the volca?

Really dig the build.  Love the layers.

Really dig the build. Love the layers.

Today I got stuck to your fantastic music. Listen to it up and down. Thank you very much for sharing it. The atmospheres and mixes are always pleasant and heart-warming. Looking forward to the next 23 weeks to come....

Today I got stuck to your fantastic music. Listen to it up and down. Thank you very much for sharing it. The atmospheres and mixes are always pleasant and heart-warming. Looking forward to the next 23 weeks to come....

This track really gets bigger and bigger, starting subtle and simple. Like Perplex On said: is that all layered from just one Volca

Nice work enviroment, by the way

This track really gets bigger and bigger, starting subtle and simple. Like Perplex On said: is that all layered from just one Volca Nice work enviroment, by the way :)

Thanks Perplex The Volca was played via MIDI using Ableton's External Instrument plugin and is more or less unprocessed at first (although it does go through an eq, a compressor, and NI's excellent Transient Master). As the song progresses a heavily processed version of the recording is faded in which is that mess you hear floating around the stereo image

The drums come from the Monotribe and _should_ have a nice punch because they are using your amazing drum bus rack!!
I'm still figuring out how it works but it does add an awesome crispyness/punch so thanks so much for that! You mentioned sidechaining other parts a little to the drums, do you mean the whole drum track? I had never thought of that (only ever done the obvious sidechained BD), curious to try it out.

[quote=Perplex On]love it so much!!! The progressing layering is phenomenal, everytime i thought it can't go further, it DOES! Like flying higher and higher. Drums have a nice punch and the rooms you are opening are just gigantic. Despite its more simple attempt it's a really strong track. Are the sequences directly done with the volca?[/quote] Thanks Perplex :) The Volca was played via MIDI using Ableton's External Instrument plugin and is more or less unprocessed at first (although it does go through an eq, a compressor, and NI's excellent Transient Master). As the song progresses a heavily processed version of the recording is faded in which is that mess you hear floating around the stereo image :) The drums come from the Monotribe and _should_ have a nice punch because they are using your amazing drum bus rack!! :D I'm still figuring out how it works but it does add an awesome crispyness/punch so thanks so much for that! You mentioned sidechaining other parts a little to the drums, do you mean the whole drum track? I had never thought of that (only ever done the obvious sidechained BD), curious to try it out.

Wow, thanks I've never heard anyone refer to my music as heart-warming, that's quite touching actually, thank you!

[quote=Q-Rosh]Today I got stuck to your fantastic music. Listen to it up and down. Thank you very much for sharing it. The atmospheres and mixes are always pleasant and heart-warming. Looking forward to the next 23 weeks to come....[/quote] Wow, thanks I've never heard anyone refer to my music as heart-warming, that's quite touching actually, thank you! :)

Hehe, thanks, it's basically just my work desk with some music stuff on it, since I also do a lot of (day job) work there it's sometimes hard to get inspired when switching to "music mode", super jealous of the people who have a dedicated studio! This weeklybeats thing is helping in forcing you to create music under _any_ conditions though lol. Actualy going to have someone living in my office/music room the coming month so another challenge there

Re the Volca like I mentioned to Perplex On it starts out with the plain Volca Bass sequence and then a filtered version of that is mixed in, I love those little Korgs!

[quote=laguna]This track really gets bigger and bigger, starting subtle and simple. Like Perplex On said: is that all layered from just one Volca Nice work enviroment, by the way :)[/quote] Hehe, thanks, it's basically just my work desk with some music stuff on it, since I also do a lot of (day job) work there it's sometimes hard to get inspired when switching to "music mode", super jealous of the people who have a dedicated studio! This weeklybeats thing is helping in forcing you to create music under _any_ conditions though lol. Actualy going to have someone living in my office/music room the coming month so another challenge there :D Re the Volca like I mentioned to Perplex On it starts out with the plain Volca Bass sequence and then a filtered version of that is mixed in, I love those little Korgs!

Sorry for the late reply. Regarding the drumrack, you're very welcome! Glad you can use it! What i've ment with sidechaining other tracks: You're absolutely right, sidechaining the BD is what i thought of. Sometimes when i've recorded all drums into 1 clip (e.g. when i'm too lazy to record it separated or if i grouped several drumtracks together) i'm using the sidechaing EQ, making everything under 120Hz or so as the source for it. That's why i've ment with the "whole" drum track.

[quote=Sub Delay] Thanks Perplex :) The Volca was played via MIDI using Ableton's External Instrument plugin and is more or less unprocessed at first (although it does go through an eq, a compressor, and NI's excellent Transient Master). As the song progresses a heavily processed version of the recording is faded in which is that mess you hear floating around the stereo image :) The drums come from the Monotribe and _should_ have a nice punch because they are using your amazing drum bus rack!! :D I'm still figuring out how it works but it does add an awesome crispyness/punch so thanks so much for that! You mentioned sidechaining other parts a little to the drums, do you mean the whole drum track? I had never thought of that (only ever done the obvious sidechained BD), curious to try it out.[/quote] Sorry for the late reply. Regarding the drumrack, you're very welcome! Glad you can use it! What i've ment with sidechaining other tracks: You're absolutely right, sidechaining the BD is what i thought of. Sometimes when i've recorded all drums into 1 clip (e.g. when i'm too lazy to record it separated or if i grouped several drumtracks together) i'm using the sidechaing EQ, making everything under 120Hz or so as the source for it. That's why i've ment with the "whole" drum track.