quite hectic like im in a chase. lots to love here, especially the sound design for me

reading the description makes me curious about your process! from the above description I take it that youre predominately modular focused?

quite hectic like im in a chase. lots to love here, especially the sound design for me reading the description makes me curious about your process! from the above description I take it that youre predominately modular focused?

i have no idea what's happening here but i really like it!
i'm pretending this is the music that plays over the loudspeakers at abandoned malls

i have no idea what's happening here but i really like it! i'm pretending this is the music that plays over the loudspeakers at abandoned malls

this is your version of speed trash?? gets the body movin' with mad fire!

this is your version of speed trash?? gets the body movin' with mad fire! <3 [img]https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExYWx4ZWF2Y29wcDFyZjlvdjk4bnllaTdqdWpvaGV4eTdudTRucjA3cCZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/FqtWrearu5vb2/giphy.gif[/img]

hah, too generous. love the gif, it applies to roughly 60% of the tracks I put out

oh dude, that's the dream! "vacant mall" is definitely my genre. like vaporwave and muzak crossed with a spencer's

yea, mostly! In previous years absolutely, I was all modular. I'd sequence everything in nerdseq, record live off the floor, usually with some live modulations, and then cut, limit, and render in reaper.

I've moved houses and have a bit more room, so my setup has changed a little. I now have a rad old 90's 24 channel sound console I picked up for $200 where I mix channels coming from the modular, drum machines, and other synths and stuff I've picked up. It puts out a main mix as well as four stereo submixes, which I run to reaper through my audio interface, so it's now possible to tweak levels, eq, compression on the submixes etc if I choose to, without having to record the whole thing over again. It's a flexible arrangement, and I'm stoked on the workflow! Thanks for asking!

[quote=RajaTheResidentAlien]this is your version of speed trash?? gets the body movin' with mad fire! <3 [img]https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExYWx4ZWF2Y29wcDFyZjlvdjk4bnllaTdqdWpvaGV4eTdudTRucjA3cCZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/FqtWrearu5vb2/giphy.gif[/img][/quote] hah, too generous. love the gif, it applies to roughly 60% of the tracks I put out :D [quote=jwh]i have no idea what's happening here but i really like it! i'm pretending this is the music that plays over the loudspeakers at abandoned malls[/quote] oh dude, that's the dream! "vacant mall" is definitely my genre. like vaporwave and muzak crossed with a spencer's [quote=monstret]quite hectic like im in a chase. lots to love here, especially the sound design for me reading the description makes me curious about your process! from the above description I take it that youre predominately modular focused? [/quote] yea, mostly! In previous years absolutely, I was all modular. I'd sequence everything in nerdseq, record live off the floor, usually with some live modulations, and then cut, limit, and render in reaper. I've moved houses and have a bit more room, so my setup has changed a little. I now have a rad old 90's 24 channel sound console I picked up for $200 where I mix channels coming from the modular, drum machines, and other synths and stuff I've picked up. It puts out a main mix as well as four stereo submixes, which I run to reaper through my audio interface, so it's now possible to tweak levels, eq, compression on the submixes etc if I choose to, without having to record the whole thing over again. It's a flexible arrangement, and I'm stoked on the workflow! Thanks for asking!

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