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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / laguna's music / Low on phat (a rushed one)
Some leftover sketch from 2014, that never went nowhere.
I had some time and some cool new gear, but a really close friend needed help with some family matter. Real life came, so maybe next week. I think there are a couple of decent sounds in here, maybe.
Everything properly rushed and unfinished in a really quick and dirty mastering session on Sunday evening 
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oh hell yeah gimme those drums and clapz
that clap is so beefy
nice of you to help your friend. hope they are doing okay.
looking forward to the cool new gear next week???
oh hell yeah gimme those drums and clapz
that clap is so beefy
nice of you to help your friend. hope they are doing okay.
looking forward to the cool new gear next week???
Do you wanna grab these drums, Drew? Feel free. I could cut the beats in proper stems for you to use. It's basically an overdiven TR-606 and an old drum'n'bass break slowed down. The 606 is sidechaining the other break, to create certain space.
The opening break is from a Spanish 90s indie rock band, an amazing woman called Christina Rosenvinge.
My friend's fine now, fortunately. He's got a chronic injury so he needed help moving around, driving and moving stuff around. He's always been there for me, so it was the least I could do.
I got a Behringer RD8, man!!! Finally I have "the Electro machine"!!! Hope you could hear it soon in full force.
Yo, Ipa! Thanks for listening !!!
That "Frontier psychiatrist" gif is mega cool. Really appreciated
I couldn't find a "choir of ghosts" GIF from that video, but this one will do, I think:
