1 Reply by Mr Gray

(501 replies, posted in General Discussion)

If you changed every word in the Encyclopaedia Britannica to "bass" and read them all through a vocoder with a moog taurus as the carrier on the bassiest setting possible it would be about 1/10th the bass contained in my song

Yeah maybe I'm hyping myself a lot but seriously, bass in your face is what you can expect

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2 Reply by Mr Gray

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I wasn't so much having problems with writers block as I was having time management issues ... well, ok, I went out for drinks a few times. Several times. Actually, I've only been sober when I've been at work. For the past two weeks. tongue So my track's a bit shorter this time!

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3 Reply by Mr Gray

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cTrix wrote:

Tell me about it!  A thing that's boggling my brain is having to come back to a track I've started within the same week often when I'm in a completely different head-space.  I hardly ever do that.  You can hear my tune take a dramatic change in vibe and style for whole sections.  You can only start so many tunes before having to commit to one and finish it.

I found myself running into the same sort of issue but usually if I have a good idea I'm happy to keep coming back to it ... I don't exactly have a one track mind though smile

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4 Reply by Mr Gray

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I had three ideas which I turned into one good track and then I got sidetracked after I found some killer string samples, so basically I'm still screwing around with it until the last minute trying to make it all sound cohesive. It certainly has been fun writing it though!

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