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By clonedkitty on July 26, 2026 11:49 pm

While I was working on this week's track, I decided it needed vocals, and almost immediately found a sample that worked well. So then the project turned into ignoring everything else and just experimenting with chopping up the sample; it's probably the most fun I've had doing a WB in a couple months now!

This is one of those songs I'd like to rework in the future and maybe put together a "weekly beats favorites" compilation. The sample came with a lot of distortion included, so I'd like to fix the rest of the song up a bit more to match.

*Edited before I forget, I got the sample from here and the singer is LollieVox

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Whoa, this is so cool! I LOVE the chopped vocal sample worked into the creepy melodies.

Hello!

Love the interplay with the top melody and the other elements. Super interesting use the vocal samples, with loads of saturation. Very cool.

spooky potion laboratory vibes and I'm so here for it smile this sounds so cool (especially the breakdown!)

I was playing a random WB Playlist while taking a shower and, when this came up, I had to interrupt the shower to look up exactly who made this because IT FUCKING RULES.
The vocals here are brilliant, but my absolute favorite are the pretty bells and the spooky progression they hit with the bass. Absolutely incredible. Instant favorite.

0x_colt wrote:

Whoa, this is so cool! I LOVE the chopped vocal sample worked into the creepy melodies.

Thank you! Once I found the vocal sample everything just kind of fell into place; I think the melody and lyrics made it easy to mix and match the bits together.


djippy wrote:

Hello!

Love the interplay with the top melody and the other elements. Super interesting use the vocal samples, with loads of saturation. Very cool.

Hello! Thanks, the top melody was originally part of the arpeggio but I separated some of the notes out, put it an octave higher, and assigned it a new instrument, so it kind of just grew out of the chords.



MyloWhyTho wrote:

spooky potion laboratory vibes and I'm so here for it smile this sounds so cool (especially the breakdown!)


Thank you! The chopping up and arranging of the sample bits was surprisingly easy to do, though I still struggle with making the drop/climax  in my songs hit as hard as I want it to.


jegasus wrote:

I was playing a random WB Playlist while taking a shower and, when this came up, I had to interrupt the shower to look up exactly who made this because IT FUCKING RULES.
The vocals here are brilliant, but my absolute favorite are the pretty bells and the spooky progression they hit with the bass. Absolutely incredible. Instant favorite.

Aww thank you so much! Honestly I was definitely struggling with this song during the process, but in the last hour or so it finally started to come together and now I finally like it.

Really pretty organ chord progression, could hear on loop for hours.
The rapid-fire chopping of the vocals in the first and last parts reminds me of this being done in a remix from Worakls around 6:13, same high energy, love it.
Would definitely like to hear an extended (re)mix of this track, maybe for another week?
Great job!

AiDeRen wrote:

Really pretty organ chord progression, could hear on loop for hours.
The rapid-fire chopping of the vocals in the first and last parts reminds me of this being done in a remix from Worakls around 6:13, same high energy, love it.
Would definitely like to hear an extended (re)mix of this track, maybe for another week?
Great job!

That's a cool song! It'll be good to have a reference to get ideas from.

I definitely would like to make an extended version of this song, since the first 1:30 I basically consider to be the intro. I need to get over the WB hump of always making an intro, then doing like one chorus and ending the song. So it'll be a good challenge to try and make a full length song.

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