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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / laamaa's music / dreaming (of a currywurst)
This week felt like the hardest one so far. Started a few different jams but couldn't get really anything finished. Desperately searching for old unfinished files I stumbled upon a little triphop-ish idea made with Renoise that I started in 2009(?) but never completed. Here it is now...
DAW video, with extra fat sausages:
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This week felt like the hardest one so far.
100%.
Excellent, excellent track: the chiptune grotesque vibrato and the way it fits the pizzicato / voice dominated thing is spectacular.
(Also, finishing stuff from the noughts is a good idea.)
This is so chill and dreamy. It was a tough week indeed for inspiration - I knew you would pull it off in the end. Favorited for sure.
Love the triphop; is audiopaint turning the sausages into sounds?
laamaa wrote:This week felt like the hardest one so far.
100%.
Same here (does that make 200%?)
This is a great song, brilliant work. Funky vibert vibes in a great way
laamaa wrote:This week felt like the hardest one so far.
100%.
Excellent, excellent track: the chiptune grotesque vibrato and the way it fits the pizzicato / voice dominated thing is spectacular.
(Also, finishing stuff from the noughts is a good idea.)
This is so chill and dreamy. It was a tough week indeed for inspiration - I knew you would pull it off in the end. Favorited for sure.
so talented.
Love the triphop; is audiopaint turning the sausages into sounds?
ilzxc wrote:laamaa wrote:This week felt like the hardest one so far.
100%.
Same here (does that make 200%?)
Thanks for listening! 
And yep, Audiopaint turned the sausages into wav files.
