the warpy leads/bass are so fun

almost distract from the drums nonsense

almost

the warpy leads/bass are so fun almost distract from the drums nonsense almost

Love how frenetic this one is! I also love those little rests, where you have moments of silence but it never loses the energy.

Love how frenetic this one is! I also love those little rests, where you have moments of silence but it never loses the energy.

This goes insanely hard with all the glitchy elements n stuff. Love it!

This goes insanely hard with all the glitchy elements n stuff. Love it! :)

The drums in this are crazy (hint hint). Such a wild ride of a track. I love the weird bassline that comes in around halfway through. That trilling lead with the drum breakdown is also sooooooooooooooooooo cool. Nice job!

The drums in this are crazy (hint hint). Such a wild ride of a track. I love the weird bassline that comes in around halfway through. That trilling lead with the drum breakdown is also sooooooooooooooooooo cool. Nice job!

Looove the oomph of that bass patch. Feels like a guide cutting through the vines of the drum jungle for me, but we're also on a rollercoaster with some unexpected turns.
Know the feeling of digging yourself into a hole with the sound design first approach. Any tips on how to overcome that? I usually duplicate the loop and take out everything but one element and try to rebuild something different around that, and then usually the two sections will end up swapping elements again and a common thread emerges... something like that.

Looove the oomph of that bass patch. Feels like a guide cutting through the vines of the drum jungle for me, but we're also on a rollercoaster with some unexpected turns. :D Know the feeling of digging yourself into a hole with the sound design first approach. Any tips on how to overcome that? I usually duplicate the loop and take out everything but one element and try to rebuild something different around that, and then usually the two sections will end up swapping elements again and a common thread emerges... something like that.

Can't take me away from that super funky stuff, even if you try to throw a curveball with all the bonkers percussion. Love the upbeat opening chime patch. Lots of crazy noodling and awesome drum choppage going on. Really cool how the rhythm sometime seem to shift in tempo along with the chords. Too much? MORE!!

Can't take me away from that super funky stuff, even if you try to throw a curveball with all the bonkers percussion. Love the upbeat opening chime patch. Lots of crazy noodling and awesome drum choppage going on. Really cool how the rhythm sometime seem to shift in tempo along with the chords. Too much? MORE!!

Thank you for listening!

Thank you! Sometimes I default to frenetic on trackers and have to look for opportunities to breath.

Thank you!

Thanks for listening!

Thank you! You know, I've started to make a list of strategies to dig myself out a musical hole a few times and never really have followed through. But my go-to is to change (physical) instruments. Even if I do a terrible job at playing it, translating a phrase from, say, sequencer to piano inevitably makes me understand the phrase better and suggests new directions.

Thanks! I think the tempo shifts you're hearing are the hats switching between 3, 4, and 5 tuplets. Crazy how it makes the rhythm slip even when nothing else changes.

[quote=wangus]the warpy leads/bass are so fun almost distract from the drums nonsense almost[/quote] Thank you for listening! [quote=dadboy]Love how frenetic this one is! I also love those little rests, where you have moments of silence but it never loses the energy. [/quote] Thank you! Sometimes I default to frenetic on trackers and have to look for opportunities to breath. [quote=Huabun]This goes insanely hard with all the glitchy elements n stuff. Love it! :)[/quote] Thank you! [quote=0x_colt]The drums in this are crazy (hint hint). Such a wild ride of a track. I love the weird bassline that comes in around halfway through. That trilling lead with the drum breakdown is also sooooooooooooooooooo cool. Nice job![/quote] Thanks for listening! [quote=LeBernd]Looove the oomph of that bass patch. Feels like a guide cutting through the vines of the drum jungle for me, but we're also on a rollercoaster with some unexpected turns. :D Know the feeling of digging yourself into a hole with the sound design first approach. Any tips on how to overcome that? I usually duplicate the loop and take out everything but one element and try to rebuild something different around that, and then usually the two sections will end up swapping elements again and a common thread emerges... something like that.[/quote] Thank you! You know, I've started to make a list of strategies to dig myself out a musical hole a few times and never really have followed through. But my go-to is to change (physical) instruments. Even if I do a terrible job at playing it, translating a phrase from, say, sequencer to piano inevitably makes me understand the phrase better and suggests new directions. [quote=Dustsucker]Can't take me away from that super funky stuff, even if you try to throw a curveball with all the bonkers percussion. Love the upbeat opening chime patch. Lots of crazy noodling and awesome drum choppage going on. Really cool how the rhythm sometime seem to shift in tempo along with the chords. Too much? MORE!![/quote] Thanks! I think the tempo shifts you're hearing are the hats switching between 3, 4, and 5 tuplets. Crazy how it makes the rhythm slip even when nothing else changes.

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