What synth? Watsyn. I like the tone, reminds me a bit of a Stylophone, it's got a nice metallic quality to it!

What synth? Watsyn. I like the tone, reminds me a bit of a Stylophone, it's got a nice metallic quality to it!

Really enjoyed this piece. Feels very free flowing but grounded by an interesting rhythm line.

If you don't mind me asking, how do you add proc-gen into the harmony? It sounds fascinating, so I'm curious as to how that works.

Really enjoyed this piece. Feels very free flowing but grounded by an interesting rhythm line. If you don't mind me asking, how do you add proc-gen into the harmony? It sounds fascinating, so I'm curious as to how that works.

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Watsyn reminds me of JuceOPLvsti, but provides more control and creativity.

Watsyn reminds me of JuceOPLvsti, but provides more control and creativity.

the track before this was super quiet and i cranked my speakers so I am sending you the bill for replacement eardrums

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(nice tune, the pitter patter is a great element)

the track before this was super quiet and i cranked my speakers so I am sending you the bill for replacement eardrums $99,999.98 50% coupon code (DEVIEUS) ONLY $49999.99! (nice tune, the pitter patter is a great element)

Yea, I guess I'm no longer really doing chiptune with this, it's crossing over to synths.

I start by generating a progression based off a scale (which itself can be generated, but isn't yet) by picking random notes from that scale, then I force the tracks to play that note. I can have it generate chords (including the real good shit, like m7s and 13s) with this process and have the tracks play some note from that chord.
After that note's played the algorithm takes over, I don't need to reign them as much since harmony is already set, so it just flows on its own.

Indeed.

I guess it is. That seems to be a thing with LMMS, there're so many options in most of the plug-ins. Even the actual OPL plug-in (OpulenZ) has a bunch of stuff going on.

Sorry fam, I can't be held liable for other people's lack of mastering skills.

Coincidentally, the pitter patter was performed on ear drums.

[quote=Gab Manette]What synth? Watsyn. I like the tone, reminds me a bit of a Stylophone, it's got a nice metallic quality to it![/quote]Yea, I guess I'm no longer really doing chiptune with this, it's crossing over to synths. [quote=hent03]Really enjoyed this piece. Feels very free flowing but grounded by an interesting rhythm line. If you don't mind me asking, how do you add proc-gen into the harmony? It sounds fascinating, so I'm curious as to how that works.[/quote]I start by generating a progression based off a scale (which itself can be generated, but isn't yet) by picking random notes from that scale, then I force the tracks to play that note. I can have it generate chords (including the real good shit, like m7s and 13s) with this process and have the tracks play some note from that chord. After that note's played the algorithm takes over, I don't need to reign them as much since harmony is already set, so it just flows on its own. [quote=Ipaghost][url="https://wifflegif.com/"][img]https://media3.giphy.com/media/8AVExODnpQSqc/giphy.gif?cid=ecf05e471b05c87a64be3c90e0f77d25baee187fec2b2b7e&rid=giphy.gif[/img][/url][/quote]Indeed. [quote=Anon_Buster]Watsyn reminds me of JuceOPLvsti, but provides more control and creativity.[/quote]I guess it is. That seems to be a thing with LMMS, there're so many options in most of the plug-ins. Even the actual OPL plug-in (OpulenZ) has a bunch of stuff going on. [quote=orangedrink]the track before this was super quiet and i cranked my speakers so I am sending you the bill for replacement eardrums $99,999.98 50% coupon code (DEVIEUS) ONLY $49999.99! (nice tune, the pitter patter is a great element)[/quote]Sorry fam, I can't be held liable for other people's lack of mastering skills. Coincidentally, the pitter patter was performed on ear drums.

It's like an organ coming to life and the pitter patter is the heartbeat!

It's like an organ coming to life and the pitter patter is the heartbeat!

The synth sounds rock more on this variation. More guitar like than organ sounding, to me.  Maybe the harmonies.  Drumming is more reserved this week.  Would be interesting to hear the bigger drums with this sound set.

The synth sounds rock more on this variation. More guitar like than organ sounding, to me. Maybe the harmonies. Drumming is more reserved this week. Would be interesting to hear the bigger drums with this sound set.

It just wants to live a live.

I think it's the attack, guitars don't have this sort of timbre. I kinda dig the drums though, not that in your face.

[quote=Tone Matrix]It's like an organ coming to life and the pitter patter is the heartbeat![/quote]It just wants to live a live. [quote=NWSPR]The synth sounds rock more on this variation. More guitar like than organ sounding, to me. Maybe the harmonies. Drumming is more reserved this week. Would be interesting to hear the bigger drums with this sound set.[/quote]I think it's the attack, guitars don't have this sort of timbre. I kinda dig the drums though, not that in your face.