Hell yeah great song sushi, good to hear your back in effect.

Hell yeah great song sushi, good to hear your back in effect.

Thank you! Happy to be back

[quote=franky]Hell yeah great song sushi, good to hear your back in effect.[/quote] Thank you! Happy to be back :)

Welcome back! Loving all the sounds in this. The synth at the 1:00 drop makes me think of shimmering crystal fractals. The high-register ear-candy-ish shimmer synth in the first minute is also super nice -- adds a nice ethereal touch to the intro chords

Welcome back! Loving all the sounds in this. The synth at the 1:00 drop makes me think of shimmering crystal fractals. The high-register ear-candy-ish shimmer synth in the first minute is also super nice -- adds a nice ethereal touch to the intro chords

Very very solid, love the mix and the ideas you bring there. The progressive explosion of instruments is well made and the mix is well balanced. Damn, good job!

NB: I wonder how this M8 works, I see ton of people here using it for WeeklyBeats (*_* )

Very very solid, love the mix and the ideas you bring there. The progressive explosion of instruments is well made and the mix is well balanced. Damn, good job! NB: I wonder how this M8 works, I see ton of people here using it for WeeklyBeats (*_* )

Oh my god the way the riser has a slight tape stop and then perfectly falls into the drop. Super slick work, love the tremolo hypersynth chords

Oh my god the way the riser has a slight tape stop and then perfectly falls into the drop. Super slick work, love the tremolo hypersynth chords <3

Lovely track once again, crazy how much you are able to pull out of the m8. I think I need to finish reading the manual cause my stuff sounds super bare-bones in comparison lol

Lovely track once again, crazy how much you are able to pull out of the m8. I think I need to finish reading the manual cause my stuff sounds super bare-bones in comparison lol

Thank you so much!! I feel overall this is a bit more experimental in terms of sounds and I'm glad it turned out listenable

Thanks! Mixing is something that I'm constantly trying to get better at, parts of it is during the production choosing sounds that goes well together and then the rest is tweaking the eq on each instrument, especially using mid/side lately to free areas for the bass or push stereo feel in the highs
Ah the m8 is just crazy to me, so many features packed into a spreadsheet gameboy ahah. Is a tracker with 8 tracks, but on each track there can be different instruments on every step, I see it more like a tetris where everything is so well cramped to get the most out of it. This also helps tremendously to keep music production minimal, only adding what really matters, since I got it I was able to finish so many tracks that I wouldn't normally do on ableton for example. The fact that is portable means I can be on the couch, next to the pc, outside or anywhere and put down ideas! the battery lasts so long I don't have to worry about charging it everyday like a phone, I just pick it up and start making music, no distractions, no ads, just listening frequencies and using my brain to solve a puzzle, you should have a look at it! If the tracker workflow intrigues you you will definitely have a fun time on it

Thank you! Pitch bend and stops help me a lot for predrops, and in general using silence is a powerful trick to make what is next sound bigger and harder Hypersynth is the best, so many things can be done with it and I'm not even exploring as much as I should

Thanks a lot! The dirtywave videos on youtube are great too and of course all the great artists doing tutorials as well!!
Actually I think some of first videos I've seen were also from redmeansrecording where he is breaking down his process and I got a lot from those, like to use islands to make variation of an idea before committing to a specific arrangement, some things comes natural after using the device for a bit but others are always a good reminder watching those videos

[quote=muhamor]Welcome back! Loving all the sounds in this. The synth at the 1:00 drop makes me think of shimmering crystal fractals. The high-register ear-candy-ish shimmer synth in the first minute is also super nice -- adds a nice ethereal touch to the intro chords[/quote] Thank you so much!! I feel overall this is a bit more experimental in terms of sounds and I'm glad it turned out listenable :) <3 [quote=LeCroqueMonsieur]Very very solid, love the mix and the ideas you bring there. The progressive explosion of instruments is well made and the mix is well balanced. Damn, good job! NB: I wonder how this M8 works, I see ton of people here using it for WeeklyBeats (*_* )[/quote] Thanks! Mixing is something that I'm constantly trying to get better at, parts of it is during the production choosing sounds that goes well together and then the rest is tweaking the eq on each instrument, especially using mid/side lately to free areas for the bass or push stereo feel in the highs :) Ah the m8 is just crazy to me, so many features packed into a spreadsheet gameboy ahah. Is a tracker with 8 tracks, but on each track there can be different instruments on every step, I see it more like a tetris where everything is so well cramped to get the most out of it. This also helps tremendously to keep music production minimal, only adding what really matters, since I got it I was able to finish so many tracks that I wouldn't normally do on ableton for example. The fact that is portable means I can be on the couch, next to the pc, outside or anywhere and put down ideas! the battery lasts so long I don't have to worry about charging it everyday like a phone, I just pick it up and start making music, no distractions, no ads, just listening frequencies and using my brain to solve a puzzle, you should have a look at it! If the tracker workflow intrigues you you will definitely have a fun time on it <3 [quote=Dustsucker]Oh my god the way the riser has a slight tape stop and then perfectly falls into the drop. Super slick work, love the tremolo hypersynth chords <3[/quote] Thank you! Pitch bend and stops help me a lot for predrops, and in general using silence is a powerful trick to make what is next sound bigger and harder <3 Hypersynth is the best, so many things can be done with it and I'm not even exploring as much as I should [quote=squelette]Lovely track once again, crazy how much you are able to pull out of the m8. I think I need to finish reading the manual cause my stuff sounds super bare-bones in comparison lol [/quote] Thanks a lot! The dirtywave videos on youtube are great too and of course all the great artists doing tutorials as well!! Actually I think some of first videos I've seen were also from redmeansrecording where he is breaking down his process and I got a lot from those, like to use islands to make variation of an idea before committing to a specific arrangement, some things comes natural after using the device for a bit but others are always a good reminder watching those videos <3

Awesome drop at 1min 🔥

Awesome drop at 1min 🔥

a wild, enjoyable trip. favorite is the trem chords - I have tried and failed so many times making chords on the m8. I think I'm too lazy but probably also a talent issue ><

a wild, enjoyable trip. favorite is the trem chords - I have tried and failed so many times making chords on the m8. I think I'm too lazy but probably also a talent issue ><

Thanks a lot!!

Hypersynth is awesome!! It makes the process way more enjoyable and if quantized to scale is easy to test some combos especially by just transposing the phrases in the chain The voice command helps into sequencing specific steps notes of the chord and gives you more control on which note is played like orchestrating it, using pitch bend and tremolo gives as well a lot of emotion and expression to the instrument, try again! Is amazing
Thank you for listening!

[quote=OlssBeats]Awesome drop at 1min 🔥[/quote] Thanks a lot!! <3 [quote=monstret]a wild, enjoyable trip. favorite is the trem chords - I have tried and failed so many times making chords on the m8. I think I'm too lazy but probably also a talent issue ><[/quote] Hypersynth is awesome!! It makes the process way more enjoyable and if quantized to scale is easy to test some combos especially by just transposing the phrases in the chain :) The voice command helps into sequencing specific steps notes of the chord and gives you more control on which note is played like orchestrating it, using pitch bend and tremolo gives as well a lot of emotion and expression to the instrument, try again! Is amazing <3 Thank you for listening!