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Playing around with slight pitch offsets
By Dandy on January 12, 2020 11:31 pmI'm honestly not particularly proud of this one. I set out with the intention of messing around with echo techniques in Famitracker combined with fine pitch tuning to hopefully create some sort of cool synth-y sound. I don't think I succeeded but the result is kinda different, and Weeklybeats is all about finishing a track, regardless of whether you think it's your best work.
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Oh nice 
I think it's still very rad, I do love interesting progressions like this!
Feeling like some tracks turned out better than others is totally relatable here. Even simple stuff can hit the spot though! This has a really nice progression and synth sound.
Cool progression, and even if you didn't get the sound you were looking for, I like how it turned out. Got slot machines on the brain now.
A bit Chopin, a bit Beatles... very cool progression 
This is a cool experiment, and incidentally your technique of "slight pitch offsets" results in excellent voice leading, which is probably why so many folks are hearing a classical connection (the Beatles also had a lot of good voice leading).
As long as you learned something.
love the sounds you're getting out of this! particularly with the changing chord progression. something very classical about it.