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By Artist on March 10, 2024 4:35 pm

This track contains samples from the following tracks (in order of appearance):

(α, β) Pocaille's Tachyon Pulses (available here)
– from Weeklybeats 2012, week 1! – under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(γ) KeFF's MONOxMONO (available here) under the CC (BY-SA) license.

(δ) cortx's Yonder (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(ε) jemmons' Line of Sight (available here) under CC (BY-NC) license.

(ζ) RajaTheResidentAlien's Unidentified Effing Feelings (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(η) eoe.vibin's dissolve (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(θ) orangedrink's This Conversation Is Over (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(ι) b bro's jaw harping (available here) under the CC0 Zero license.

(κ) eoe.vibin's ante meridiem eclectic (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(λ) bonk's bonk 5 (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(μ) Aletheia's Relaxed Water Flowing (available here) under the CC (BY-NC) license.

(ν) rolkinn's Serpentalis (available here) under the CC (BY-SA) license.

(ξ) license's lugubrious luncheon mat (available here) under the CC (BY-NC) license.

(ο) theemeraldruby's Drums First, Questions Later (available here) under the CC (BY-SA) license.

(π) DonutShoes' Repairs (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(ρ) halfbyte's Oat Milk (available here) under the CC (BY-SA) license.

(σ) BTS' Safe Theory (available here) under CC (BY-NC-SA) the license.

(τ) Xjs' This Is How She Imagines Tripping In A Club (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

(υ) JerwuQu's FLEXLOOPMASTER (available here) under the CC (BY-NC-SA) license.

Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike (BY-NC-SA)

you sir is truly an artist (THIS SHIT IS COOL AF)

What's this thing playing that sounds like a jew's harp but it's not quite one (I think)?

each new week there's just that one improvement that you add that just stands out in small but noticeable way that just catch's my ear, bravo for make it to week ten with a great song,

moloko wrote:

you sir is truly an artist (THIS SHIT IS COOL AF)

Thank you for your kind words! smile

moloko wrote:

What's this thing playing that sounds like a jew's harp but it's not quite one (I think)?

That's (ι) on the sample list above (i.e. https://weeklybeats.com/b+bro/music/jaw-harping), and I'm sure it's a recording of an actual jaw harp, but I chopped up the sample, applied eq and pitched it down. b bro, who played it, happened to comment right after you...

b bro wrote:

each new week there's just that one improvement that you add that just stands out in small but noticeable way that just catch's my ear, bravo for make it to week ten with a great song,

Thank you!

URL BREAKING TRACK TITLE LET'S GO!

orangedrink wrote:

URL BREAKING TRACK TITLE LET'S GO!

hehe, yes, i started to note letters dropping out at the end of the title, and had to remove the spaces to keep them in. i hope this format will hold till the end of the alphabet

oh god I just realized these must all be mp3 samples and I'm breaking out in a cold sweat

smile

orangedrink wrote:

oh god I just realized these must all be mp3 samples and I'm breaking out in a cold sweat

smile

Yeah, fidelity-wise, it's not ideal, esp. not when slowing down the pitch. Workflow-wise, it's unproblematic though, since modern samplers like Mimic and Serato reads mp3s without conversion.

just kidding, i've had some awful quality source material published to CD and vinyl

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I come back here every week to see what's new. Never disappointing!

So my idea is this. Once 52 weeks are done, this is 57 minutes of music. So then you combine them somehow into an hour-long set, right?

orangedrink wrote:

just kidding, i've had some awful quality source material published to CD and vinyl

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

the musical quality is nr. uno


rplktr wrote:

I come back here every week to see what's new. Never disappointing!

So my idea is this. Once 52 weeks are done, this is 57 minutes of music. So then you combine them somehow into an hour-long set, right?

Thanks!

yes, that's the gist of it, although i'll just go till the end of the alphabet before the combining mix, i.e. two more weeks. more layering than that would require narrow brick wall eq-ing, i think. after that, i'll start another concept series

orangedrink wrote:

just kidding, i've had some awful quality source material published to CD and vinyl

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

128kbps is the new tape ;P

another perk of this channel is that you can miss a few weeks and still be up to date XD

XC3N wrote:
orangedrink wrote:

just kidding, i've had some awful quality source material published to CD and vinyl

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

128kbps is the new tape ;P

In some ways better than my old tapes which I re-recorded to endless times.

XC3N wrote:

another perk of this channel is that you can miss a few weeks and still be up to date XD

True. Although the amount of new samples per week is constant (2), the % of new samples compared to the track as a whole is decreasing ( from 1/1 week one to 1/12 week 12)

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