Loving these destruction loops!

Loving these destruction loops!

This is brilliant and wonderful calming.
similar sounds in a track I did with pedals a few weeks ago.
https://weeklybeats.com/q-rosh/music/nobody-cares

This is brilliant and wonderful calming. similar sounds in a track I did with pedals a few weeks ago. https://weeklybeats.com/q-rosh/music/nobody-cares

thanks!

[quote=Mission Crossing]Loving these destruction loops![/quote] thanks!

thanks! and thanks for linking me that track, really in awe of the pedal mastery!

[quote=Q-Rosh]This is brilliant and wonderful calming. similar sounds in a track I did with pedals a few weeks ago. https://weeklybeats.com/q-rosh/music/nobody-cares[/quote] thanks! and thanks for linking me that track, really in awe of the pedal mastery!

I've been listening to your destruction loops as some kind of meditative background this week.

Any tips on how to get the sound to degrade and evolve in such way? It sounds very intriguing...

This is perfect for a "siesta", man

I've been listening to your destruction loops as some kind of meditative background this week. Any tips on how to get the sound to degrade and evolve in such way? It sounds very intriguing... This is perfect for a "siesta", man :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/VV1SFcOsGhjDG/giphy.gif[/img]

Quite relaxing.

Quite relaxing.

Ethereal and mesmerizing! I need to learn about this.  Just looking up destruction loops.  Does sound beautiful and sad at the same time.

Ethereal and mesmerizing! I need to learn about this. Just looking up destruction loops. Does sound beautiful and sad at the same time.

Wow, this is fantastic, not sure I fully understand the process of creating this (using Paul stretch?), but regardless a real pleasure to hear, also great visuals on the video.

Wow, this is fantastic, not sure I fully understand the process of creating this (using Paul stretch?), but regardless a real pleasure to hear, also great visuals on the video.

thanks! I am still trying various techniques to get the right amount of degradation, but it's mainly just filters. It's a compound effect of recording the loop going through the filters again and again and again. Then compression with autogain tries to keep the levels constant and brings up the noise floor. I pitch up the loops before starting and then pitch the recording back down after to make the whole process take less time.

[quote=laguna]I've been listening to your destruction loops as some kind of meditative background this week. Any tips on how to get the sound to degrade and evolve in such way? It sounds very intriguing... This is perfect for a "siesta", man :) [/quote] [quote=Jason Nijjer]Wow, this is fantastic, not sure I fully understand the process of creating this (using Paul stretch?), but regardless a real pleasure to hear, also great visuals on the video.[/quote] thanks! I am still trying various techniques to get the right amount of degradation, but it's mainly just filters. It's a compound effect of recording the loop going through the filters again and again and again. Then compression with autogain tries to keep the levels constant and brings up the noise floor. I pitch up the loops before starting and then pitch the recording back down after to make the whole process take less time.

super cool

super cool

These are great for mediation indeed.  I found myself just sitting back and zoning out and not caring about all the negativity going on.  I don't quite fully understand the process but def gonna be listening for more ideas.  Did you record this through pedals or are you using a DAW ala Ableton?  Really cool!

These are great for mediation indeed. I found myself just sitting back and zoning out and not caring about all the negativity going on. I don't quite fully understand the process but def gonna be listening for more ideas. Did you record this through pedals or are you using a DAW ala Ableton? Really cool!

I'm not using any pedals and right now after doing a bunch of them I think I could do it all even without the cassette tape and just in Ableton probably. But there's not much to it I just keep re-recording the same loop over and over and over again through very little amount of filters and fx.

[quote=Tone Matrix]These are great for mediation indeed. I found myself just sitting back and zoning out and not caring about all the negativity going on. I don't quite fully understand the process but def gonna be listening for more ideas. Did you record this through pedals or are you using a DAW ala Ableton? Really cool![/quote] I'm not using any pedals and right now after doing a bunch of them I think I could do it all even without the cassette tape and just in Ableton probably. But there's not much to it I just keep re-recording the same loop over and over and over again through very little amount of filters and fx.

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