I was going to do something with polymeters / polyrhythms, but I ended up hating what I had because I was trying to do too much at once with the track.

First I was just going to compare and contrast polymeters and polyrhythms, then I decided I really liked this idea:
http://www.tickld.com/cdn_image_thing/757248.jpg

Basically two complete songs that compliment each other when played simultaneously on left and right speakers / headphones. On top of that I started thinking about having one speaker be one mode and another be a complimentary mode and blahblahblah long story short way too many ideas crammed into one song.

Next week I'll finish the crazy bloated song and start a new track that will hopefully be a lot more refined. Much like in game design and every other artistic medium, I'm constantly relearning the importance of scope in a project.

So for this week I stopped working on the first track and made another Tech Death / Mathcore - inspired chiptune track. Featuring Daegel-Bruhz, this track is written in 4/4, 5/4, 13/8, 7/8, 9/8, 9/16, 3/4, and 15/16.

Tags: 16bit, chiptune, dance, death, edm, electronic, experimental, fakebit, game, metal, music, odd, technical, time, vgm, video, vopm, week 15 2014, View by:A Thorny Succulent