That sample is awesome! Love that the polyend can actually pick up radio. Great beat, love the staccato feel. Sample was the perfect cherry on top.

That sample is awesome! Love that the polyend can actually pick up radio. Great beat, love the staccato feel. Sample was the perfect cherry on top.

Thank you.  Radio sampling while on travel is so entertaining. I'm a bit hesitant to officially publish using any recorded samples but for things like this, sampling is so fun to utilize.

[quote=Paisleyfrog]That sample is awesome! Love that the polyend can actually pick up radio. Great beat, love the staccato feel. Sample was the perfect cherry on top. [/quote] Thank you. Radio sampling while on travel is so entertaining. I'm a bit hesitant to officially publish using any recorded samples but for things like this, sampling is so fun to utilize.

I get the concern. Skinny Puppy always used to have a radio as a part of their live set - they would run it with a gate sidechained to the drums hits, so you'd have rhythmic, unique radio soundscapes depending on what moment it happened. I love the ephemeral nature of radio that way - you caught a moment in time with that sample, and I wish it was easier to incorporate into art like this.

[quote=formalprocess][quote=Paisleyfrog]That sample is awesome! Love that the polyend can actually pick up radio. Great beat, love the staccato feel. Sample was the perfect cherry on top. [/quote] Thank you. Radio sampling while on travel is so entertaining. I'm a bit hesitant to officially publish using any recorded samples but for things like this, sampling is so fun to utilize. [/quote] I get the concern. Skinny Puppy always used to have a radio as a part of their live set - they would run it with a gate sidechained to the drums hits, so you'd have rhythmic, unique radio soundscapes depending on what moment it happened. I love the ephemeral nature of radio that way - you caught a moment in time with that sample, and I wish it was easier to incorporate into art like this.

Yeah I agree that live shows are a good place for this type of license-questionable samples.  I used that 'perfect' sample in another track for a live event last month

[quote=Paisleyfrog][quote=formalprocess][quote=Paisleyfrog]That sample is awesome! Love that the polyend can actually pick up radio. Great beat, love the staccato feel. Sample was the perfect cherry on top. [/quote] Thank you. Radio sampling while on travel is so entertaining. I'm a bit hesitant to officially publish using any recorded samples but for things like this, sampling is so fun to utilize. [/quote] I get the concern. Skinny Puppy always used to have a radio as a part of their live set - they would run it with a gate sidechained to the drums hits, so you'd have rhythmic, unique radio soundscapes depending on what moment it happened. I love the ephemeral nature of radio that way - you caught a moment in time with that sample, and I wish it was easier to incorporate into art like this. [/quote] Yeah I agree that live shows are a good place for this type of license-questionable samples. I used that 'perfect' sample in another track for a live event last month

Appreciate the Q&A! I strongly believe there is a space between straightforward genre-abiding and non-sensical chaos. It might be a small zone, or a thin line, but it exists, and I think that this track is there as well!

Appreciate the Q&A! I strongly believe there is a space between straightforward genre-abiding and non-sensical chaos. It might be a small zone, or a thin line, but it exists, and I think that this track is there as well!

Thank you. I'm certainly up for plenty of nonsensical chaos.

[quote=Ashtom]Appreciate the Q&A! I strongly believe there is a space between straightforward genre-abiding and non-sensical chaos. It might be a small zone, or a thin line, but it exists, and I think that this track is there as well![/quote] Thank you. I'm certainly up for plenty of nonsensical chaos.