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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / antler's music / WeeklyBeats 2018 #23
This week's growly basses and snappy snares! The first because of LSDJ's new variable Q synth param, the second because of Vault Kid's Song of Storms remix this week.
As always, enjoy! And I hope to find some time this week to listen to some of your tracks from the past weeks 
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Oh, damn new LSDJ features? Also hot damn I LOVE it. Big ups my man
Yooo thanks! 
Yeah, Johan is updating LSDJ all the time!
How in the world is LSDJ getting new features STILL. Phenomenal. Also, this is a great jam. That bass is unreal, how in the hot piss are you getting that from a gameboy?!
How in the world is LSDJ getting new features STILL. Phenomenal. Also, this is a great jam. That bass is unreal, how in the hot piss are you getting that from a gameboy?!
Ahahaha, that's a good testimonial! Gonna quote that, haha!
This is chiptune at a whole new level. Tasty!
Thanks Jim! Pushing that gameboy to its limits! \m/
Wooooooow, the evolution of LSDJ has been amazing, let alone what boundary breakers like yourself are doing with it.
Beautiful track, love that lead arp line
Wooooooow, the evolution of LSDJ has been amazing, let alone what boundary breakers like yourself are doing with it.
Beautiful track, love that lead arp line
Thanks, means so much! Man, I don't consider myself a boundary breaker, there's people doing so much more wicked stuff with it than I do!
I'm not a huge fan of growling bases as bases, but you seem to be having a good time of it.
I'm not a huge fan of growling bases as bases, but you seem to be having a good time of it.
Yeah, occasionally! To roughen things up
Devieus wrote:I'm not a huge fan of growling bases as bases, but you seem to be having a good time of it.
Yeah, occasionally! To roughen things up
If you want rough, distortion will do that fine enough, a growling bass like this is probably more suitable as a sting.
