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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Aisjam's music / Workbench - Sampled my woodworking project with the Polyend Tracker
Title self explanatory. i sampled my hand tools and put them through the polyend tracker. using all the creative bits to really mess with the sound.
Check it out here
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Are all the sounds sampled?
Sampled and some mangled with the Polyend tracker
Devieus wrote:Are all the sounds sampled?
Sampled and some mangled with the Polyend tracker
Don't tell me that wobbly bass is a screwdriver.
Aisjam wrote:Devieus wrote:Are all the sounds sampled?
Sampled and some mangled with the Polyend tracker
Don't tell me that wobbly bass is a screwdriver.
It was from a hammer hit 
. got a nice sine in it
very creative! pretty musical
Cheers Jamatar, I like doing this style but no idea what the genre would be called. Smash pretty sounds together?
Very cool! I like the groovy percussion and the wild boar at the end 
Nice idea to use uncommon noises to make music.
Whaaat? Very cool. My tools don't sound like this! That low wave bass is unidentifiable. Love the ending winding down.
Oh sounds very good for such multitasking
thankyou fetalface, that is the story of my life.
Very cool! I like the groovy percussion and the wild boar at the end
Nice idea to use uncommon noises to make music.
Cheers horatiuromantic, This is my opinion on the PT. But how it handles slowing down samples sounds soo good. really like that quality at the ending.
these sounds are so moreish!
Guessing musician? had a quick google. I do want to make more stuff like this. more for techy vids so need more bleeps and bloops.
Very cool. Video is great too. nice woody ''industrial'' track...
Haha, call myself carpenter bloop
Whaaat? Very cool. My tools don't sound like this! That low wave bass is unidentifiable. Love the ending winding down.
Cheers, yes may have processed them, also lots of graphite to stop squeeks. wave bass was a single cycle of a hammer hit.
