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This is just a bit of a interlude track. I moved some things around in my setup and experimented with different tones and processing, there's a lot of oto bim and bam in this. Recorded a lot of stuff and then tried to cobble up a quick track from the pieces.
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A nice bit of ambience. It's soothing but I feel a little bit of an ominous or unsettling undercurrent. Some of the sounds make me imagine ghosts, so that may have something to do with it, but overall it's beautiful stuff.
Yummy. Lovely drifting tones. Very enjoyable.
Have you been enjoying the Bim? I've got the Boum and Bam and have contemplated the Bim but have refrained so far.
Yummy. Lovely drifting tones. Very enjoyable.
Have you been enjoying the Bim? I've got the Boum and Bam and have contemplated the Bim but have refrained so far.
I really like Bim, I should use it way more than I do. When I play with it I always think that there's a lot of settings that I never use, some delay modes I don't like, the modulation control gets too much too soon and stuff like that so I always end up using in my sweet spot but that one sound feels really really good to me
I'd definitely like to try one at some stage. Could work for me potentially. I'm guessing it has a similar thickness to the sound like the Bam has. Settings have to be very subtle for nuanced stuff but I do like how it's super flexible.
The melodies and harmonies here are lovely. And the whole arrangement as well.
My only criticism is that maybe you could go with more noise in the track, so it's somewhat "windy", or less, because it clashes with the chimes at moments. With good headphones or monitors, you could distinguish two elements (the chime and the noise/glitch), but in a mediocre setup, the mix sounds like a distorted recording of the chime. I know it's not meant to be listened on crappy headphones, but anyway, my 2 cents.
JWH's GIF nails the feeling to perfection 
The melodies and harmonies here are lovely. And the whole arrangement as well.
My only criticism is that maybe you could go with more noise in the track, so it's somewhat "windy", or less, because it clashes with the chimes at moments. With good headphones or monitors, you could distinguish two elements (the chime and the noise/glitch), but in a mediocre setup, the mix sounds like a distorted recording of the chime. I know it's not meant to be listened on crappy headphones, but anyway, my 2 cents.
JWH's GIF nails the feeling to perfection
I agree with you, usually after I've written one of these ambient tracks I notice most of the sounds are around the midrange, there's very little information in the super low end and in the very high end, that's the kind of sound that I seem to gravitate more to nowadays but it would help the mix to spread it a bit more on the frequency spectrum
I agree with you, usually after I've written one of these ambient tracks I notice most of the sounds are around the midrange, there's very little information in the super low end and in the very high end, that's the kind of sound that I seem to gravitate more to nowadays but it would help the mix to spread it a bit more on the frequency spectrum
Same thing happens to me in the midrange to low (300-1000 Hz) range. I don't know if its my middle age male hearing, too much early nineties hip hip era mixes or both, but yeah, some things collide while the rest of the spectrum is almost empty.
My (mostly accidental) improvement is placing heavy eq/filtering on the sends, so delayed/reverberated portions of the mix have different spectral content or, at least, it happens at different times and/or spaces in the panorama.
I guess it's not your cup of tea (definetely not mine) but one thing I took from EDM and specially "brostep" Skrillex style is that they master the art of avoiding frequency clash, so all that "wheep wheep
blip blop drop snare snare then huge snare" could run unopossed, at least sonicwise.
That being said, your consistence in the ambient/lofi genre is impressive. Looking forward to your other releases
