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Pippum

By Earp Lug on April 17, 2026 2:10 pm

I was almost finished with this track last week when I had dental surgery, and I ended up making Cosmic Roar instead of finalising the mastering of this song.

Really simple song to make, I made my Sonicware Liven Ambient 0 play a random note from a set of four. I then set the delay to be pretty long, so the notes would bounce back and forth to create this complex melody. While it played, I dialed in the resonance and cutoff similar to how you would playing acid house, which greatly expanded the sounds coming from the box. There was just a kiss of resonance with a long tail, which creates this really cool backing synth/bass sound. In post I tried to compress the audio a bit just to bring the resonance up as much as I could, but it's still pretty deep in the mix. I then just animated the volume with keyframes to adjust the perceived loudness so it would have a relatively equal sound that would still expand and contract for your listening pleasure.

The video is just a few hundred photos I took on my Kodak Charmera this morning from 6:00-7:00 AM as the light began to come through the windows. I then made each photo 15 frames long, and created two additional layers of the photos and set their opacity to Screen. I then offset each layer 5 frames so that the photos would change once every 5 frames, but hold for 15 frames each. This created a cool animated triple exposure effect. I then rearranged and deleted a few photos that felt too bright or dark, and changed the timing slightly at the end so it would "fade out", and called it good.

https://youtu.be/gksCWg-Agcc

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the photo element is really neat here. The resonance and delayed sequencing is really cool! the overlapping notes came out very pretty!

The blooping and beeping sounds are cool and sound like a bunch of old sci-fi robots were in a room all going off at the same time.  Cool video, too, as always.

gonpulvo wrote:

the photo element is really neat here. The resonance and delayed sequencing is really cool! the overlapping notes came out very pretty!

Cosmic Cairns wrote:

The blooping and beeping sounds are cool and sound like a bunch of old sci-fi robots were in a room all going off at the same time.  Cool video, too, as always.

Thank you so much!! It was quite the weird one so I appreciate the support

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