Solid results for 2.5 hours of work!

What you said about the amount of time required to do things on hardware reminded me of the "bad old days" splicing tape loops. Gah.

Solid results for 2.5 hours of work! What you said about the amount of time required to do things on hardware reminded me of the "bad old days" splicing tape loops. Gah.

really nice!

[img]https://media.giphy.com/media/26tnliO4939jp5l3G/giphy.gif[/img] really nice!

again quite complete sound for the limited time, 14 days with 12 hour shifts, that rough, what do you do for work?  Hope you get a chance to get on the akai soon, I always enjoy your "old school sampling" beats

again quite complete sound for the limited time, 14 days with 12 hour shifts, that rough, what do you do for work? Hope you get a chance to get on the akai soon, I always enjoy your "old school sampling" beats

First and foremost: thanks guys and girls for the lovely comments, and please excuse me for my lack of feedback. I'm really struggling to keep up with live, work and WeeklyBeats

Oh, yes indeed. I myself struggle with the idea of getting rid of most of my hardware units because frankly I can't hear any differences other that some muddier EQ on the old samplers. Guess some twenty-somethings are looking for he holy grail of "warmth and character"... whatever those word means

You always choose the cutests GIFs...thank you. I would love to check back your stream, though your music is better enjoyed in a calm environment, and I don't wnat to give it a rushed listening. It deserves better

Thanks a lot for the compliments, Jason. It's an old trick of mine, build arpeggiated phrases and trigger them one octave up or down appart, then resample the whole thing. Gives an illusion of space

I'd love to chop sme stuff on the Akai, but the process is quite slow and I always end not finishing the stuff on time. Guess I'd bounce some breaks in and out of the machine

As of my job, I'm a helicopter pilot, working for the Public Health emergency service in the South of Spain... An ambulance driver, basically, but in the air You probably call it Medevac/Medivac/HEMS in North America.

Shifts are long and sometimes hard, though I usually have half a month off, so I guess I can't complain.

This is more or less what I do, in one GIF:

First and foremost: thanks guys and girls for the lovely comments, and please excuse me for my lack of feedback. I'm really struggling to keep up with live, work and WeeklyBeats :) [quote=Jim Wood]Solid results for 2.5 hours of work! What you said about the amount of time required to do things on hardware reminded me of the "bad old days" splicing tape loops. Gah.[/quote] [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/ImagqMmlTmrRu/giphy.gif[/img] Oh, yes indeed. I myself struggle with the idea of getting rid of most of my hardware units because frankly I can't hear any differences other that some muddier EQ on the old samplers. Guess some twenty-somethings are looking for he holy grail of "warmth and character"... whatever those word means :) [quote=kaedo sevaada][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/26tnliO4939jp5l3G/giphy.gif[/img] really nice![/quote] You always choose the cutests GIFs...thank you. I would love to check back your stream, though your music is better enjoyed in a calm environment, and I don't wnat to give it a rushed listening. It deserves better :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/ch528x5GazKCc/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Jason Nijjer]again quite complete sound for the limited time, 14 days with 12 hour shifts, that rough, what do you do for work? Hope you get a chance to get on the akai soon, I always enjoy your "old school sampling" beats[/quote] Thanks a lot for the compliments, Jason. It's an old trick of mine, build arpeggiated phrases and trigger them one octave up or down appart, then resample the whole thing. Gives an illusion of space :) I'd love to chop sme stuff on the Akai, but the process is quite slow and I always end not finishing the stuff on time. Guess I'd bounce some breaks in and out of the machine :) As of my job, I'm a helicopter pilot, working for the Public Health emergency service in the South of Spain... An ambulance driver, basically, but in the air :) You probably call it Medevac/Medivac/HEMS in North America. Shifts are long and sometimes hard, though I usually have half a month off, so I guess I can't complain. This is more or less what I do, in one GIF: [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/13kpjqmwgMQWQw/giphy.gif[/img]

"In Flight" makes perfect sense now!  That is a very intense job, I'm sure you have some incredible stories to tell and the people you help are very grateful for what you do.  My son would be so jealous, he is 2 years old and rescue helicopters are the coolest thing in the world to him, I'm a dentist, he doesn't think that's very cool.

"In Flight" makes perfect sense now! That is a very intense job, I'm sure you have some incredible stories to tell and the people you help are very grateful for what you do. My son would be so jealous, he is 2 years old and rescue helicopters are the coolest thing in the world to him, I'm a dentist, he doesn't think that's very cool.

haha thanks Jason! Yes, usually kids do think is somewhat like being a professional Mission Impossible's Tom Cruise or something, though it has exciting moments and dull tasks aswell, as any regular job. Anyway, I won't deny I love flying and it's not like in the back of a random storehouse, labeling boxes in desdain

And maybe it doesn't come as a I surprise to you, but for many of my colleagues who have kids, helicopters seem to be like "meh"... they're more interested in being Gaming Youtubers (whatever that is, actually)

[quote=Jason Nijjer]"In Flight" makes perfect sense now! That is a very intense job, I'm sure you have some incredible stories to tell and the people you help are very grateful for what you do. My son would be so jealous, he is 2 years old and rescue helicopters are the coolest thing in the world to him, I'm a dentist, he doesn't think that's very cool.[/quote] haha thanks Jason! Yes, usually kids do think is somewhat like being a professional Mission Impossible's Tom Cruise or something, though it has exciting moments and dull tasks aswell, as any regular job. Anyway, I won't deny I love flying and it's not like in the back of a random storehouse, labeling boxes in desdain :) And maybe it doesn't come as a I surprise to you, but for many of my colleagues who have kids, helicopters seem to be like "meh"... they're more interested in being Gaming Youtubers (whatever that is, actually) :)

Love those arps and sparkly they immediately sound.  This takes me back a bit and reminds me of listening to Plaid when I first got into them.  Excellent bassline with the drums as well.  Woah never realized you were a helicopter pilot.  I hope you're catching up on your sleep more lately.  Do you ever get to listen to your music while flying?  Maybe the Airwolf theme?   One of my fav old school tv show themes btw.

Love those arps and sparkly they immediately sound. This takes me back a bit and reminds me of listening to Plaid when I first got into them. Excellent bassline with the drums as well. Woah never realized you were a helicopter pilot. I hope you're catching up on your sleep more lately. Do you ever get to listen to your music while flying? Maybe the Airwolf theme? :p One of my fav old school tv show themes btw.