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Synapse Relapse

By alterationx10 on July 21, 2024 9:43 pm

This is such a wonderful place, full of wonderful, creative, and inspiring people. Thanks to everyone here.

This weeks piece has a bit of an industrial feel - I made (most of it) it at a playground while my kids were running around. Another week has passed where I haven't caught up on commenting or comments, and I'm sorry for my relapse, but not a day goes by where I don't think about all the positivity weekly beats brings, and what the interactions here mean to me.

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July 22, 2024 4:28 pm

ineff

Very cool dark synth aesthetic with lots of development.

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July 23, 2024 9:47 am

electronic_tiger

Cool sound design! The track starts to come alive for me around 1:09 and then it becomes quite charming indeed. Kinda sad it's over so shortly after that.

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July 26, 2024 7:16 pm

alterationx10

ineff wrote:

Very cool dark synth aesthetic with lots of development.

Thanks! I've had a lot of last-minute tracks in the last couple months, and I feel like this is the one I managed to develop the most!



electronic_tiger wrote:

Cool sound design! The track starts to come alive for me around 1:09 and then it becomes quite charming indeed. Kinda sad it's over so shortly after that.

Thanks! Yeah, about that time is definitely the "I made this killer 4 bar groove, now need a song around it" part of the song, haha. I feel like I tend to work backwards like that a lot, and then end up cutting it short because I feel like it's getting monotonous (because I've listened to that part over and over). My big dream is that maybe at the end of the year, I'll re-visit some of these, and expand/develop them a bit more.

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