all hail the conch theme! ~(^_^~)

all hail the conch theme! ~(^_^~)

That's low!

I'll confess I did skip some parts, liked the vibe a lot but would have like some different sections to keep things more interesting.

Still, cool submission!

That's low! I'll confess I did skip some parts, liked the vibe a lot but would have like some different sections to keep things more interesting. Still, cool submission!

Until now, all the conches I've listened to just sounded like the ocean.

Until now, all the conches I've listened to just sounded like the ocean. :P

great artist name
great track title

nice pitch down ending

this is really tripped out and hypnotizing.  curious how you made it

great artist name great track title nice pitch down ending this is really tripped out and hypnotizing. curious how you made it

This is wildly low and slow. I wanna play it with a massive subwoofer during trick or treating this year

This is wildly low and slow. I wanna play it with a massive subwoofer during trick or treating this year

I listened to this in the dark in my living room on the Onkyo surround setup, this was a trip…
Meditative. Nice work!

I listened to this in the dark in my living room on the Onkyo surround setup, this was a trip… Meditative. Nice work!

Thank you

I can see that. Might try with more sections and sounds someday, but it is a bit much to record in one week.

Thank you

The process was very simple once I figured it out.

Drums were programmed on the Boss Dr. Rhythm DR-55. I then used a volume pedal to add dynamics and carve out most of the hi-hat hits. Spring reverb and space echo were added to accentuate some hits.

The bass was recorded as very long notes on the AKAI Timbre Wolf's Unison mode while twisting the knobs to the beat. This was then divided to four frequencies zones with sharp q's with a digital equalizer. Each zone was then carved out with a volume pedal, but letting some db through at all time and then lightly saturated.

Thanks Wish I had one. I only have headphones.

Thank you Do you have an audio interface for your setup so you can mix in more than two channels? I imagine that must be incredible to play around with!

[quote=Spaceman Fantastiques]all hail the conch theme! ~(^_^~)[/quote] Thank you :) [quote=djippy]That's low! I'll confess I did skip some parts, liked the vibe a lot but would have like some different sections to keep things more interesting.[/quote] I can see that. Might try with more sections and sounds someday, but it is a bit much to record in one week. [quote=djippy]Still, cool submission![/quote] [quote=orangedrink]great artist name great track title nice pitch down ending this is really tripped out and hypnotizing.[/quote] Thank you :) [quote=orangedrink]curious how you made it[/quote] The process was very simple once I figured it out. Drums were programmed on the Boss Dr. Rhythm DR-55. I then used a volume pedal to add dynamics and carve out most of the hi-hat hits. Spring reverb and space echo were added to accentuate some hits. The bass was recorded as very long notes on the AKAI Timbre Wolf's Unison mode while twisting the knobs to the beat. This was then divided to four frequencies zones with sharp q's with a digital equalizer. Each zone was then carved out with a volume pedal, but letting some db through at all time and then lightly saturated. [quote=MRDRCAT]This is wildly low and slow. I wanna play it with a massive subwoofer during trick or treating this year[/quote] Thanks :) Wish I had one. I only have headphones. [quote=DataJanitor]I listened to this in the dark in my living room on the Onkyo surround setup, this was a trip… Meditative. Nice work! [/quote] Thank you :) Do you have an audio interface for your setup so you can mix in more than two channels? I imagine that must be incredible to play around with!

Perhaps I should've mixed in some phasey noise to go better along with the theme, or perhaps it can be imagined a different type of conch 

[quote=ineff]Until now, all the conches I've listened to just sounded like the ocean. :P[/quote] Perhaps I should've mixed in some phasey noise to go better along with the theme, or perhaps it can be imagined a different type of conch