I'm getting more and more interested in these for each week, super cool

I'm getting more and more interested in these for each week, super cool

interesting  beat

interesting beat

i think my favourite section is right at the end when it chills out and slows down. i feel like your compositions could benefit from more space and rests in sections to counterbalance the density that builds up. I'm always wondering what these patterns and scales would sound like on different instruments, the patterns are really interesting

i think my favourite section is right at the end when it chills out and slows down. i feel like your compositions could benefit from more space and rests in sections to counterbalance the density that builds up. I'm always wondering what these patterns and scales would sound like on different instruments, the patterns are really interesting :)

It's interesting to see where it goes.

Yea, I should probably extend it.

I'll be expanding the selection.

[quote=milkish]I'm getting more and more interested in these for each week, super cool[/quote]It's interesting to see where it goes. [quote=Anthony D.]interesting beat[/quote]Yea, I should probably extend it. [quote=lysdexic]i think my favourite section is right at the end when it chills out and slows down. i feel like your compositions could benefit from more space and rests in sections to counterbalance the density that builds up. I'm always wondering what these patterns and scales would sound like on different instruments, the patterns are really interesting :) [/quote] I'll be expanding the selection.

I'm a big fan of drums and percussion elements that wander around in space and have their own little lives, I think you're getting at something fun here!

I'm a big fan of drums and percussion elements that wander around in space and have their own little lives, I think you're getting at something fun here!

Love the outro. It helped landing on earth again!!!

Love the outro. It helped landing on earth again!!!

The outro is fantastic, the lower tempo really brings out the harmonies

The outro is fantastic, the lower tempo really brings out the harmonies <3

I liked when the percussion dropped out for a bit in the middle and then came back in.  And once again the slow down at the end does indeed work well.

I liked when the percussion dropped out for a bit in the middle and then came back in. And once again the slow down at the end does indeed work well.

I enjoyed the panning and effects/textures. Something interesting is happening rhythmically with the drums and synths interplay

I enjoyed the panning and effects/textures. Something interesting is happening rhythmically with the drums and synths interplay

This one is giving me a feeling like I was dreaming of SNES Sim City's music, I think it might be the timbre of those percs. I like the surreal aspect of it all

This one is giving me a feeling like I was dreaming of SNES Sim City's music, I think it might be the timbre of those percs. I like the surreal aspect of it all :)

I would like to bring it all together, maybe for this week I can intervene a little more to start on the drums and make the instruments super simple. Until I can figure something out.

Sticking the landing is what I do best. Perpendicular is the way to go to land a car, right?

You'd think that, until you hear the whole thing in the lower tempo. I guess as a lark I can bind the BPM to an LFO for next week.

That's called the bridge, or that's what I'm calling it, you can call it a tunnel.

If I could give it a name, I'd probably be able to work it out better.

I can see that. Chiptune is such a lovely concept in that it can do that.

[quote=ScanianWolf]I'm a big fan of drums and percussion elements that wander around in space and have their own little lives, I think you're getting at something fun here![/quote]I would like to bring it all together, maybe for this week I can intervene a little more to start on the drums and make the instruments super simple. Until I can figure something out. [quote=Q-Rosh]Love the outro. It helped landing on earth again!!![/quote]Sticking the landing is what I do best. Perpendicular is the way to go to land a car, right? [quote=hieme]The outro is fantastic, the lower tempo really brings out the harmonies <3[/quote]You'd think that, until you hear the whole thing in the lower tempo. I guess as a lark I can bind the BPM to an LFO for next week. [quote=CosmicCairns]I liked when the percussion dropped out for a bit in the middle and then came back in. And once again the slow down at the end does indeed work well.[/quote]That's called the bridge, or that's what I'm calling it, you can call it a tunnel. [quote=ngineer]I enjoyed the panning and effects/textures. Something interesting is happening rhythmically with the drums and synths interplay[/quote]If I could give it a name, I'd probably be able to work it out better. [quote=Gab Manette]This one is giving me a feeling like I was dreaming of SNES Sim City's music, I think it might be the timbre of those percs. I like the surreal aspect of it all :)[/quote]I can see that. Chiptune is such a lovely concept in that it can do that.

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Oooh, I like the bang bang bang. The synths are bright and punchy this week. Much more lively. The slowing pace at the end is a nice touch.

Oooh, I like the bang bang bang. The synths are bright and punchy this week. Much more lively. The slowing pace at the end is a nice touch.

Very interesting track.  I agree with the user praising the slowdown...I really like that part.  Also diggin' the percussion.  Really like the slow ending too.

As a software engineer, I am intrigued by your methods.  This is my first year doing WB and I was completely oblivious to this side of music production.  I might have to try it out.  Is there a big learning curve?  Running / installing python and packages doesn't scare me; I'm more concerned about the learning curve of actually making music.

Very interesting track. I agree with the user praising the slowdown...I really like that part. Also diggin' the percussion. Really like the slow ending too. As a software engineer, I am intrigued by your methods. This is my first year doing WB and I was completely oblivious to this side of music production. I might have to try it out. Is there a big learning curve? Running / installing python and packages doesn't scare me; I'm more concerned about the learning curve of actually making music.

Ah yes, colors. I like colors.

Most of it, including the slow-down was here last week. I guess it just chose a very loud reverb option this time.

The program I use has the source code available (here and it only uses default Python built-ins and default LMMS plugins. The learning curve would come from what you'd want your music to become. A drone would be easy to do, just mess with the envelopes and set the tempo low, but if you want what you've got you've got to break down your process into little steps. How do I choose my next note? Why is that my next chord? What would I allow my drums to be like? Stuff like that. It's really just an extension of music theory; the more you know about chord progressions, the easier it is to program one.

[quote=Ipaghost][url="https://giphy.com/gifs/random-touchdesigner-generativeart-TGb0ro5YkoLtdOsZla"][img]https://media0.giphy.com/media/TGb0ro5YkoLtdOsZla/giphy.webp?cid=790b7611ad1a64dd372990c31445719ed19efab96efa25e3&rid=giphy.webp[/img][/url][/quote]Ah yes, colors. I like colors. [quote=NWSPR]Oooh, I like the bang bang bang. The synths are bright and punchy this week. Much more lively. The slowing pace at the end is a nice touch.[/quote]Most of it, including the slow-down was here last week. I guess it just chose a very loud reverb option this time. [quote=coreytrev0r]Very interesting track. I agree with the user praising the slowdown...I really like that part. Also diggin' the percussion. Really like the slow ending too. As a software engineer, I am intrigued by your methods. This is my first year doing WB and I was completely oblivious to this side of music production. I might have to try it out. Is there a big learning curve? Running / installing python and packages doesn't scare me; I'm more concerned about the learning curve of actually making music.[/quote]The program I use has the source code available ([url=https://github.com/Devieus/PythonProceduralLMMSComposer]here[/url] and it only uses default Python built-ins and default LMMS plugins. The learning curve would come from what you'd want your music to become. A drone would be easy to do, just mess with the envelopes and set the tempo low, but if you want what you've got you've got to break down your process into little steps. How do I choose my next note? Why is that my next chord? What would I allow my drums to be like? Stuff like that. It's really just an extension of music theory; the more you know about chord progressions, the easier it is to program one.

very machinelike... really sounds like the machines have a mind of their own and want to express themselves via music. Somehow positively even a bit scary... effective stuff!

very machinelike... really sounds like the machines have a mind of their own and want to express themselves via music. Somehow positively even a bit scary... effective stuff!

chaotic yet exotic! I feel it has an alien quality to it, yet still evokes human emotion.

chaotic yet exotic! I feel it has an alien quality to it, yet still evokes human emotion.

I think this one is the most interesting yet. The percussion is fun. I like how it bounces around the space. Really like the outro.

I think this one is the most interesting yet. The percussion is fun. I like how it bounces around the space. Really like the outro.

They always had a mind of their own, they just didn't have a way to express themselves.

Human emotion is a complex thing, so it's fairly easy to tickle it, like bringing a hammer and a glass sculpture closer together.

Thanks, too bad that outro trick is so bothersome. I guess I can make a helper program to assist with it.

[quote=Ashen Simian]very machinelike... really sounds like the machines have a mind of their own and want to express themselves via music. Somehow positively even a bit scary... effective stuff![/quote]They always had a mind of their own, they just didn't have a way to express themselves. [quote=唱白]chaotic yet exotic! I feel it has an alien quality to it, yet still evokes human emotion. [/quote]Human emotion is a complex thing, so it's fairly easy to tickle it, like bringing a hammer and a glass sculpture closer together. [quote=roboctopus]I think this one is the most interesting yet. The percussion is fun. I like how it bounces around the space. Really like the outro.[/quote]Thanks, too bad that outro trick is so bothersome. I guess I can make a helper program to assist with it.

I really like the percussion. It makes me want to expand on the idea.

I really like the percussion. It makes me want to expand on the idea.

By all means, if nothing else this is an idea machine where bits can be picked out and explored more in-depth.

[quote=license]I really like the percussion. It makes me want to expand on the idea.[/quote]By all means, if nothing else this is an idea machine where bits can be picked out and explored more in-depth.

Very interesting,  first time I'm seeing this programmatic approach to beat making on this site so far. Lookin forward to the next one!

Very interesting, first time I'm seeing this programmatic approach to beat making on this site so far. Lookin forward to the next one!

I did it before in 2016 and 2018.

[quote=danju]Very interesting, first time I'm seeing this programmatic approach to beat making on this site so far. Lookin forward to the next one![/quote]I did it before in 2016 and 2018.