bend
By Autovessel on January 28, 2024 11:41 am
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The world is distorted. This fits. I'd love to hear more of this though.
jimmac wrote:
The world is distorted. This fits. I'd love to hear more of this though.
Q-Rosh wrote:
I would enjoy a longer track like this as well. Nice photograph
thanks to both of you - I also would like to develop this into a longer piece - appreciate your thoughts
N_ronvaldez wrote:
Great flow to this one. Very loopable & the photography rocks
appreciate it, I hear you on the "oddly loopable" - glad you like the photography, I'm aiming to include a black and white image each time I submit this year
Nice, really cool percussions sounds and the piano line is great. It fades out leaving us all wanting more!
That photo is trippy! Perfectly compliments the confusing nature of this track (and I mean that in a good way!) It's kind of disorienting but finds stability in its second half. I really dig it.
how did you make that speed up speed down stuff? that was really effective
miraclemiles wrote:
Nice, really cool percussions sounds and the piano line is great. It fades out leaving us all wanting more!
ViridianLoom wrote:
That photo is trippy! Perfectly compliments the confusing nature of this track (and I mean that in a good way!) It's kind of disorienting but finds stability in its second half. I really dig it.
thanks for your reflections, appreciate it
orangedrink wrote:
how did you make that speed up speed down stuff? that was really effective
that part was from a miRack patch (VCV Rack fork on iOS) with a bunch of slew limiters/quantizers controlling pitch/rate, thus the glideyness
emily wrote:
most excellent GIF-age, cheers