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Polychrome
By KEY BLUE on January 19, 2020 10:27 pmLGPT + PSP! Coming soon to a piggy tracker EP near you.
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Straight fire!
lovely chords.. really dig the breakdown. nice work!
Thanks for the kind words everybody!
Absolutely fantastic track! Just discovered your music with this one. So both shiny and "Detroit" at the same time
Also, I'm glad someone is rocking both the Piggy and the Sony PSP in 2020. I myself have to finish some beats on my favourite handheld ever.
That "trappy" breakdown makes the song ever greater. Are you mastering the project digitally on a computer, or just going all analog just recording the headphone output?
Downloaded. This will be in my playlist for a long time
Really appreciate it. Your comment made my day! I'd love to hear those finished PSP beats of yours. I'm just recording from the headphone jack and then running the recording through LANDR. Pretty simple but I've been impressed with the quality.
yesssssss love to see ppl still making piggy stuff, this song is fuckin sick!!
Great track, think I'll have to go LANDR a go too, despite the guilt I feel for not bothering to learn the art of mastering
i love how mid track you change to the nastiest beat ever cant get enough of that
chromed out!
Absolutely fantastic track! Just discovered your music with this one. So both shiny and "Detroit" at the same time
Also, I'm glad someone is rocking both the Piggy and the Sony PSP in 2020. I myself have to finish some beats on my favourite handheld ever.
That "trappy" breakdown makes the song ever greater. Are you mastering the project digitally on a computer, or just going all analog just recording the headphone output?
Downloaded. This will be in my playlist for a long time