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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / gesceap's music / Alive at 155
This is a song I have been sitting on for a while, I don't think it will get any better.
A lively break, pads and lead at 155 bpm
Nanoloop mobile file : https://github.com/gesceap/weeklybeats2 … eat155.nan
Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
I don't know how you make so amazing songs, every week. When I listen it's many interesting sounds to make the bass part. And nice high energy drums, but soft and fitting to the other instruments. It's so good!
that subtle stereo placement on the synth chords is a beautiful touch!
I don't know how you make so amazing songs, every week. When I listen it's many interesting sounds to make the bass part. And nice high energy drums, but soft and fitting to the other instruments. It's so good!
I wanted a relaxed hype sound, i think it works, good enough
that subtle stereo placement on the synth chords is a beautiful touch!
Made some stereo synth pads in nanoloop mobile and exported them, then i imported them into the song
I love the upbeat, hectic energy to this. Can't wait to dig into those nanoloop files later to see how its made.
this can`t be done any better. just perfect.
A delightful piece of music.
Pretty awesome IDM sound, both musically and technically.
Your Nanoloop master technique is unchallenged, indeed.
Pretty awesome IDM sound, both musically and technically.
Your Nanoloop master technique is unchallenged, indeed.
Thank you but I think I just like drum programming a lot, that's my strength with nanoloop really.
IN FM? yes do it.
I don't have nanoloop, but the samples in the file format are raw, so there wasn't much of a issue peaking in. Looks like just 808 samples, and a Lyn Collins Think breakbeat. I've already made an FM 808 kit, it's probably my most used kit! Sometimes I cut it tight like this too, although I don't have a good tambourine yet.
