Love this one. I am normally not big into stabs but they fit in so well here. It's rad to see them re-contextualized. I also really like the idea of using nanoloop for acid-ish lines. The engine is more than capable of putting out a great squelchy sound.

Love this one. I am normally not big into stabs but they fit in so well here. It's rad to see them re-contextualized. I also really like the idea of using nanoloop for acid-ish lines. The engine is more than capable of putting out a great squelchy sound.

This is reeeeeealy good!

This is reeeeeealy good! [img]https://media3.giphy.com/media/Fury3AILrYUlbghB6Y/giphy.gif?cid=790b761156ee6de6ba4bc4f22cc355cb0af32fd1e48938fb&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g[/img]

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So slick, the sine-wave lead (e.g. around 3:18) is sweet af (is that same sound as the opening detuned pad?). Really partial to the bass work on this: really good melodies in that 'cid.

So slick, the sine-wave lead (e.g. around 3:18) is sweet af (is that same sound as the opening detuned pad?). Really partial to the bass work on this: really good melodies in that 'cid. <3

Different sound, using FM synth engine, into is layered pulses i believe

[quote=ilzxc]So slick, the sine-wave lead (e.g. around 3:18) is sweet af (is that same sound as the opening detuned pad?). Really partial to the bass work on this: really good melodies in that 'cid. <3[/quote] Different sound, using FM synth engine, into is layered pulses i believe

Trick is not too use too shitty of a stab

[quote=ENC_]Love this one. I am normally not big into stabs but they fit in so well here. It's rad to see them re-contextualized. I also really like the idea of using nanoloop for acid-ish lines. The engine is more than capable of putting out a great squelchy sound.[/quote] Trick is not too use too shitty of a stab

Love the funky drummer use along with those squelchy lines.  The melodies that come in around the 2min mark hit so nicely in the mix too.  So good!

Love the funky drummer use along with those squelchy lines. The melodies that come in around the 2min mark hit so nicely in the mix too. So good!

I love funky drummer, don't want to over use it but then again i use the think break constantly

[quote=Tone Matrix]Love the funky drummer use along with those squelchy lines. The melodies that come in around the 2min mark hit so nicely in the mix too. So good![/quote] I love funky drummer, don't want to over use it but then again i use the think break constantly

Great use of Funky Drummer, reminds me of when I first heard it as a teenager, Sublime covering the Grateful Dead’s “Scarlet Begonias”… But your sound is completely different here. Coffee break or a rave is just right. Particularly love where it goes in the last minute, just beautiful, works great against the vocal sample.

Great use of Funky Drummer, reminds me of when I first heard it as a teenager, Sublime covering the Grateful Dead’s “Scarlet Begonias”… But your sound is completely different here. Coffee break or a rave is just right. Particularly love where it goes in the last minute, just beautiful, works great against the vocal sample. :)

I never heard this song by grateful dead, tbh having a hard time hearing the comparison, would like to know what you are hearing, which part of the song makes you thing of "scarlet begonias"?

[quote=Autovessel]Great use of Funky Drummer, reminds me of when I first heard it as a teenager, Sublime covering the Grateful Dead’s “Scarlet Begonias”… But your sound is completely different here. Coffee break or a rave is just right. Particularly love where it goes in the last minute, just beautiful, works great against the vocal sample. :)[/quote] I never heard this song by grateful dead, tbh having a hard time hearing the comparison, would like to know what you are hearing, which part of the song makes you thing of "scarlet begonias"?

Sorry I wasn’t clear, I meant the cover version of Scarlet Begonias by the band Sublime. The Sublime version of the song features the Funky Drummer sample - it was the first time I heard the sample back in the 90s and I loved it then, before I understood that it had such a rich history within the world of sampling. So that part of my comment was more about triggering a positive memory. I feel like your track exists in a completely different universe compared to the original version of Scarlet Begonias, and the cover too apart from the sample, so I can understand the confusion.

[quote=gesceap][quote=Autovessel]Great use of Funky Drummer, reminds me of when I first heard it as a teenager, Sublime covering the Grateful Dead’s “Scarlet Begonias”… But your sound is completely different here. Coffee break or a rave is just right. Particularly love where it goes in the last minute, just beautiful, works great against the vocal sample. :)[/quote] I never heard this song by grateful dead, tbh having a hard time hearing the comparison, would like to know what you are hearing, which part of the song makes you thing of "scarlet begonias"?[/quote] Sorry I wasn’t clear, I meant the cover version of Scarlet Begonias by the band Sublime. The Sublime version of the song features the Funky Drummer sample - it was the first time I heard the sample back in the 90s and I loved it then, before I understood that it had such a rich history within the world of sampling. So that part of my comment was more about triggering a positive memory. I feel like your track exists in a completely different universe compared to the original version of Scarlet Begonias, and the cover too apart from the sample, so I can understand the confusion. :)

This made me rave during my coffee break, and now I'm soggy. Totally worth it, though!

This made me rave during my coffee break, and now I'm soggy. Totally worth it, though!