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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / george bowles's music / Concise Gaussian Layering
just went with the first few words that popped into my head. went for a shorter track this week but still over 4 minutes. track made around a scrap of a pretty synth melody i had laying around. track turned out ok, not really what i was going for but a nice sonic experiment.
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That's intense. Not sure how Gaussian this is! Maybe something more heavy tailed 
Massive wall of sound, like how that little melody keeps trying to come through the layers of distortion.
Pure chaos, love it.
That's intense. Not sure how Gaussian this is! Maybe something more heavy tailed
Love this. Going in so many directions all at once, super cool!
Massive wall of sound, like how that little melody keeps trying to come through the layers of distortion.
Amazing textures
thank you for the feedback! i really appreciate it. wasn't my best track but i'm glad it is generating interest! I was very distracted while making last week, and it was also a very stressful week. this week has been so much better! but last week i still created something, which feels good. thanks again.
Oohhh I was not ready for that low-end distortion and I absolutely love it. It's a unique experience when something wakes up a part of your brain on an auditory level like that. Really interesting, and the mix is excellent - even at the end during the wall of sound all those parts are distinct and rhythmic. Awesome.
Oohhh I was not ready for that low-end distortion and I absolutely love it. It's a unique experience when something wakes up a part of your brain on an auditory level like that. Really interesting, and the mix is excellent - even at the end during the wall of sound all those parts are distinct and rhythmic. Awesome.
That is some High Quality Distortion!
thanks guys! there's definitely some bit fuckery going on along with saturation i believe
