Downrange
By Jim Wood on May 20, 2016 3:36 pm
Extensive use of Ping-pong delays. Mac computer voice Kyoko. Gunshot recording by Holly Wood.
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I don't think guns have ever sounded so sweet. Hypnotic awesomeness over here, JW!
Cool interplay between the ping ponged rhythms and the voice. In headphones this had quite a trance-inducing effect.
Catchy and disorienting at the same time. The rhythm is really irresistible.
Firstly, very good use of the gun shots. Nicely filtered and I'm always a fan of panning 
Secondly, I've seen the above film the gif is from. Pretty damn entertaining!
Killer stuff this week! I love the ambient sounds. Reminds me of early Aphex Twin for some reason.
cfurrow wrote:
I don't think guns have ever sounded so sweet. Hypnotic awesomeness over here, JW!
I picked out only the shots that were ripe.
Plantrain wrote:
Cool interplay between the ping ponged rhythms and the voice. In headphones this had quite a trance-inducing effect.
CosmicCairns wrote:
Catchy and disorienting at the same time. The rhythm is really irresistible.
Can't miss with multiple delay units. ::)
This is… this is… uh...
rdomain wrote:
Firstly, very good use of the gun shots. Nicely filtered and I'm always a fan of panning
Secondly, I've seen the above film the gif is from. Pretty damn entertaining!
Diagamblic wrote:
Killer stuff this week! I love the ambient sounds. Reminds me of early Aphex Twin for some reason.
Aphex Twin is about as good as compliments get.
Who knew gunshots could sound so bouncy and happy
I second the Aphex-esque feel. From the vocal mash to the vibey sound, nice job!