Oh my goodness, it's like tuning a radio. This is pretty damn cool lmao

Oh my goodness, it's like tuning a radio. This is pretty damn cool lmao

interesting effect!

interesting effect!

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The orchestra held together surprisingly well despite the disorder! The multitudinous music is here!!

The orchestra held together surprisingly well despite the disorder! The multitudinous music is here!!

This is so cool... sounds really fresh!!

This is so cool... sounds really fresh!!

Battle for the airwaves, transitions are never this solid here. Enjoy.

Yea, it's really a show-stopper. I can play this on loop in my DAW and it'll sound different every time.

Such a cute little band.

I think that's because it's just one note at a time (technically two since it's stacked an octave, but who's counting), they'll start tripping over one another if I add a second track though.

Thanks. I like thinking outside the box to get some new ideas going.

[quote=Mortistar]Oh my goodness, it's like tuning a radio. This is pretty damn cool lmao[/quote]Battle for the airwaves, transitions are never this solid here. Enjoy. [quote=underground Luau]interesting effect![/quote]Yea, it's really a show-stopper. I can play this on loop in my DAW and it'll sound different every time. [quote=kaedo sevaada][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/k8aJbxehcHv0Y/giphy.gif[/img][/quote]Such a cute little band. [quote=gpsychosis]The orchestra held together surprisingly well despite the disorder! The multitudinous music is here!![/quote]I think that's because it's just one note at a time (technically two since it's stacked an octave, but who's counting), they'll start tripping over one another if I add a second track though. [quote=Bleeoop]This is so cool... sounds really fresh!![/quote]Thanks. I like thinking outside the box to get some new ideas going.

Great idea and result. Well executed.

Great idea and result. Well executed.

love the outcome! it's such a fun feel, and is well written

love the outcome! it's such a fun feel, and is well written

I really like the idea of the sounds changing with each recording or performance. Comes together very nicely in the second half where the pace of change slows and drums and piano take a more controlling position. Keep the chaos coming!

I really like the idea of the sounds changing with each recording or performance. Comes together very nicely in the second half where the pace of change slows and drums and piano take a more controlling position. Keep the chaos coming!

A new genre: Coherent chaos. Actually, more on the coherent side. And great fun.

A new genre: Coherent chaos. Actually, more on the coherent side. And great fun.

Almost like a dimensional-shift orchestra! What a novel idea, the result is thoroughly enjoyable, well done

Almost like a dimensional-shift orchestra! What a novel idea, the result is thoroughly enjoyable, well done :D

It's quite disorienting but hangs together really well.  A very cool effect indeed.

It's quite disorienting but hangs together really well. A very cool effect indeed.

Thanks, it was only logical.

Enjoy. I do like writing these chords like that, they always feel so powerful.

I think it's because I removed the flourishes between the quarter notes in the track and added a drum. I'd give you the files, but I'm pretty sure you don't use LMMS.

Next time I'll add a second track.

Cheers. I never heard it before either, but it felt like such a logical step.

Agreed, definitely a keeper and something to top.

[quote=Q-Rosh]Great idea and result. Well executed.[/quote]Thanks, it was only logical. [quote=strolts]love the outcome! it's such a fun feel, and is well written[/quote]Enjoy. I do like writing these chords like that, they always feel so powerful. [quote=NWSPR]I really like the idea of the sounds changing with each recording or performance. Comes together very nicely in the second half where the pace of change slows and drums and piano take a more controlling position. Keep the chaos coming![/quote]I think it's because I removed the flourishes between the quarter notes in the track and added a drum. I'd give you the files, but I'm pretty sure you don't use LMMS. [quote=Jim Wood]A new genre: Coherent chaos. Actually, more on the coherent side. And great fun.[/quote]Next time I'll add a second track. [quote=Gab Manette]Almost like a dimensional-shift orchestra! What a novel idea, the result is thoroughly enjoyable, well done :D[/quote]Cheers. I never heard it before either, but it felt like such a logical step. [quote=CosmicCairns]It's quite disorienting but hangs together really well. A very cool effect indeed.[/quote]Agreed, definitely a keeper and something to top.

Organized chaos!!  Like it!

Organized chaos!! Like it!

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This is wild haha I’d love to see how you did this

This is wild haha I’d love to see how you did this

You should try it sometime.

DAZZLE
I don't know what that is, but I guess it serves as a decent representation of the song.

For this trick you need a soundfont host and a way to automate what bank that host plays. LMMS comes with both those things; LMMS comes with a whole lot more than that, but basically LMMS can automate any dial, switch, slider, value counter and drop-down menu with either an automation track or an automation LFO that has a random waveform, or god forbid you do it both by connecting any of the LFO dials to an automation track.

I'm just kind of exploring what would possess someone to actually use this feature on the most random stuff. It's been very insightful.

I don't know about the likes of Ableton, Logic Pro or Reaper, though I can tell you Magix Music Maker doesn't do it.

[quote=LydiaPrimate]Organized chaos!! Like it![/quote]You should try it sometime. [quote=starpause]SPLENDOR [img]https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRtFBiyJaevjt3i6QYkZvS9IHB_V4Hh-f5KSoRrne3mO9J0c-U5Jw[/img][/quote]DAZZLE I don't know what that is, but I guess it serves as a decent representation of the song. [quote=demonzor]This is wild haha I’d love to see how you did this [/quote]For this trick you need a soundfont host and a way to automate what bank that host plays. LMMS comes with both those things; LMMS comes with a whole lot more than that, but basically LMMS can automate any dial, switch, slider, value counter and drop-down menu with either an automation track or an automation LFO that has a random waveform, or god forbid you do it both by connecting any of the LFO dials to an automation track. I'm just kind of exploring what would possess someone to actually use this feature on the most random stuff. It's been very insightful. I don't know about the likes of Ableton, Logic Pro or Reaper, though I can tell you Magix Music Maker doesn't do it.

Disorchestra... A mind-bending good time.

Disorchestra... A mind-bending good time.

Definitely makes me uncomfortable in a glorious and triumphant way.  Really enjoyed the drums coming in 1/2 way.

Definitely makes me uncomfortable in a glorious and triumphant way. Really enjoyed the drums coming in 1/2 way.

Better than drugs.

Thanks. I like it when drums don't take center stage and instead become an instrument all their own.

[quote=Ryan]Disorchestra... A mind-bending good time. [/quote]Better than drugs. [quote=orangedrink]Definitely makes me uncomfortable in a glorious and triumphant way. Really enjoyed the drums coming in 1/2 way.[/quote]Thanks. I like it when drums don't take center stage and instead become an instrument all their own.

missed this one last week, that was very fun to listen to.  very creative

missed this one last week, that was very fun to listen to. very creative

this is a really cool effect. i've never done something exactly like this, but i often find myself wanting to "hand off" a batch of midi notes from one instrument to another; you've really taken it to the next level though

this is a really cool effect. i've never done something exactly like this, but i often find myself wanting to "hand off" a batch of midi notes from one instrument to another; you've really taken it to the next level though

You're welcome. You too can try it.

[quote=mikememo]missed this one last week, that was very fun to listen to. very creative[/quote]You're welcome. You too can try it.

It's not as hard as it seems, you just kinda have to accept this is what you're going to do.

[quote=ahhsumx]this is a really cool effect. i've never done something exactly like this, but i often find myself wanting to "hand off" a batch of midi notes from one instrument to another; you've really taken it to the next level though[/quote]It's not as hard as it seems, you just kinda have to accept this is what you're going to do.

Cool idea and digging those snare rolls in the disorchestra!

Cool idea and digging those snare rolls in the disorchestra!