Simultaneously trippy and groovy.  Those high-pitched noises that come in near the end are super cool.

Simultaneously trippy and groovy. Those high-pitched noises that come in near the end are super cool.

This is great; real guitar? More information, please!

This is great; real guitar? More information, please!

Thanks CC!

[quote=CosmicCairns]Simultaneously trippy and groovy. Those high-pitched noises that come in near the end are super cool.[/quote] Thanks CC!

Thanks, Jim! This is real guitar but I used a few tricks. I recorded a guitar line and then imported it into the Live 9 Simpler. I added an LFO to modulate the sample start time and used a M4L sequencer called AtoV Project Technocity for the sequence. Of course, that's just for the guitar you hear at the beginning. I also used old fashioned guitar loops.

[quote=Jim Wood]This is great; real guitar? More information, please![/quote] Thanks, Jim! This is real guitar but I used a few tricks. I recorded a guitar line and then imported it into the Live 9 Simpler. I added an LFO to modulate the sample start time and used a M4L sequencer called AtoV Project Technocity for the sequence. Of course, that's just for the guitar you hear at the beginning. I also used old fashioned guitar loops. :)

"...that's just for the guitar you hear at the beginning." To clarify, I use that throughout the whole song, it's just the first guitar part you hear. Also added some filtering on that part as well.

"...that's just for the guitar you hear at the beginning." To clarify, I use that throughout the whole song, it's just the first guitar part you hear. Also added some filtering on that part as well.

Beautifully wacky piece!

Beautifully wacky piece!