<3

Thanks a lot!

[quote=franky]<3 [/quote] Thanks a lot! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/S9oNGC1E42VT2JRysv/giphy.gif[/img]

this is cool, curious to see the video..

this is cool, curious to see the video..

Hypnotic textures! The middle section is really lovely.

Hypnotic textures! The middle section is really lovely.

If this makes you feel like you are not playing actual instruments or something like that, remember that the very first electronic music shows were much more simpler and basic sounding than this (and that was a full stage of synthesizers and electronics). Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Manuel Göttsching, etc. This sounds absolutely great for such a small amount of gear and thanks for making this.

If this makes you feel like you are not playing actual instruments or something like that, remember that the very first electronic music shows were much more simpler and basic sounding than this (and that was a full stage of synthesizers and electronics). Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Manuel Göttsching, etc. This sounds absolutely great for such a small amount of gear and thanks for making this. :)

In fact I would like to fix a big mistake in my previous message - it sounds absolutely great, no matter the gear you used!

In fact I would like to fix a big mistake in my previous message - it sounds absolutely great, no matter the gear you used!

I've been planning some ipad effectery stuff myself! This sounds great. I love the sound even as it's mostly squares and delays (it's tried and true for a reason!)

I've been planning some ipad effectery stuff myself! This sounds great. I love the sound even as it's mostly squares and delays (it's tried and true for a reason!)

As someone who makes electronic music and also plays instruments, I gotta say sometimes I think triggering patterns in a pleasing way can be more stressful and hectic than playing a guitar solo haha. Tweaking and triggering is a skill too!

I like this. It's peaceful.

As someone who makes electronic music and also plays instruments, I gotta say sometimes I think triggering patterns in a pleasing way can be more stressful and hectic than playing a guitar solo haha. Tweaking and triggering is a skill too! I like this. It's peaceful.

Like the rig. Would love to see the video! Reverb and delay effects sound great and add a lot of depth.

Like the rig. Would love to see the video! Reverb and delay effects sound great and add a lot of depth.

This is very enjoyable, like the photo of the setup, it still amazes me some of the abilities of the iPad, I think you have inspired me to use the iPad this week

This is very enjoyable, like the photo of the setup, it still amazes me some of the abilities of the iPad, I think you have inspired me to use the iPad this week

These arpeggios are lovely! nice use of nanoloop, it sounds very organic. I like the slight detune on one the instruments. Keep up the good work!

These arpeggios are lovely! nice use of nanoloop, it sounds very organic. I like the slight detune on one the instruments. Keep up the good work!

Well done for recording this! The sin waves tones are smooth as butter. I really like the loop pedal style too, The layers all fit over each other very well indeed. The nerves of performing are nothing to be sneezed at, so well done for going out of your comfort zone

Well done for recording this! The sin waves tones are smooth as butter. I really like the loop pedal style too, The layers all fit over each other very well indeed. The nerves of performing are nothing to be sneezed at, so well done for going out of your comfort zone <3

very nice!

[img]https://media.giphy.com/media/xT0GqcCJJJH12hJvGM/giphy.gif[/img] very nice!

Cute and spacy track!

Cute and spacy track!

sounds great, those little "mistakes" just add extra character and flavor, makes it feel alive and organic

sounds great, those little "mistakes" just add extra character and flavor, makes it feel alive and organic

First of all, please excuse such long time to properly answer the comments. I, as an inexperienced video producer, have just published my FIRST proper Youtube video about a Weeklybeats release, so thank you everybody for commenting and, if you have a moment, I'd be delighted if you could have a look at it.

Thanks a lot, Datajanitor! A whole week late, the video is ready for everybody to watch

I thought about re-recording the loops in Ableton and make a properly sequenced arrangement. There are moments where I simply "lost count" of the bars and missed the pattern change

Thanks a lot for dropping by, Key Blue! I should be catching out with your tunes now

And about that new arrangement...

:·) The Berlin School is always a great inspiration for me. Thank you for your kind words!!!

Thanks, Scott!!! I specially was waiting for your insight because your ambient-ish likes and your modular wizardry. Please have a look at the video. Maybe you find the polyrhythmic/polymeasure patterns interesting.

And yeah, pulse waves are the bread and butter of electronica!

First of all, please excuse such long time to properly answer the comments. I, as an inexperienced video producer, have just published my FIRST proper Youtube video about a Weeklybeats release, so thank you everybody for commenting and, if you have a moment, I'd be delighted if you could have a look at it. [quote=DataJanitor]this is cool, curious to see the video.. [/quote] Thanks a lot, Datajanitor! A whole week late, the video is ready for everybody to watch :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/QJI6UX5owiNnOonSDE/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=KEY BLUE]Hypnotic textures! The middle section is really lovely.[/quote] I thought about re-recording the loops in Ableton and make a properly sequenced arrangement. There are moments where I simply "lost count" of the bars and missed the pattern change :) Thanks a lot for dropping by, Key Blue! I should be catching out with your tunes now ;) And about that new arrangement... [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/jsCXwsHw2pKZS6W0NV/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=thawkins]remember that the very first electronic music shows were much more simpler and basic sounding than this (and that was a full stage of synthesizers and electronics). Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Manuel Göttsching, etc. This sounds absolutely great for such a small amount of gear and thanks for making this. :)[/quote] :·) The Berlin School is always a great inspiration for me. Thank you for your kind words!!! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/HAlTyTIpnM3rq/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=scottux]I've been planning some ipad effectery stuff myself! This sounds great. I love the sound even as it's mostly squares and delays (it's tried and true for a reason!)[/quote] Thanks, Scott!!! I specially was waiting for your insight because your ambient-ish likes and your modular wizardry. Please have a look at the video. Maybe you find the polyrhythmic/polymeasure patterns interesting. And yeah, pulse waves are the bread and butter of electronica! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/kTLZ4yQvnlLyw/giphy.gif[/img]

As I mentioned in my previous answer, sorry for this long silence, and thank you for your kind comments. My first video about a Weeklybeats piece is finally online! Hope you enjoy it.

Thanks a lot, Roboctopus. It was stressful for me, at least. Every try went for about 5 to 7 minutes and then I realize that "i missed a queue and have to wait for another 16 bars to make a change" or "this part clipped the recording / I forgot to decrease the reverb..."

I'm really gald you find it "a peaceful piece". That was the idea of an ambient jam, at least

THank you, NWSPR! Now you can check my very humble video. I'm keeping it simple right now so I could learn more about the visual craft.

It would be great to add some mixer in the middle so it's possible to send some of the processed reverb sound back to the delay, creating some controlled feedback... and using guitar pedals is always great!!!

You, my man, are the true iPad wizard and true inspirator. Total respect to you, Sir. Your 2018 releases kept me on my toes when it comes to "making whole tracks in a tablet".

Thanks a lot, Sepha. The instruments are really simple, so it was relatively easy to match them together

I really appreciate your positive feedback

Thanks a lot, Hieme! it means a lot, coming from you. You managed to go in different stylistic directions without losing any quality.

I hope to give you some more stomp boxes soon

Lovely, Kaedo

Thank you Scanian Wolf! Both compliments are really nice

Oh, I'm glad ypu think so. It's strange how they seem like a big deal in the moment, waiting to break one's concentration and willingness. Thanks a lot!

As I mentioned in my previous answer, sorry for this long silence, and thank you for your kind comments. My first video about a Weeklybeats piece is finally online! Hope you enjoy it. [quote=roboctopus]As someone who makes electronic music and also plays instruments, I gotta say sometimes I think triggering patterns in a pleasing way can be more stressful and hectic than playing a guitar solo haha. Tweaking and triggering is a skill too! I like this. It's peaceful. [/quote] Thanks a lot, Roboctopus. It was stressful for me, at least. Every try went for about 5 to 7 minutes and then I realize that "i missed a queue and have to wait for another 16 bars to make a change" or "this part clipped the recording / I forgot to decrease the reverb..." I'm really gald you find it "a peaceful piece". That was the idea of an ambient jam, at least :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/12xNXQ2lPV7sdO/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=NWSPR]Like the rig. Would love to see the video! Reverb and delay effects sound great and add a lot of depth.[/quote] THank you, NWSPR! Now you can check my very humble video. I'm keeping it simple right now so I could learn more about the visual craft. It would be great to add some mixer in the middle so it's possible to send some of the processed reverb sound back to the delay, creating some controlled feedback... and using guitar pedals is always great!!! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/UVZ7KDt7vBSbdLAdAO/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Jason Nijjer]This is very enjoyable, like the photo of the setup, it still amazes me some of the abilities of the iPad, I think you have inspired me to use the iPad this week[/quote] You, my man, are the true iPad wizard and true inspirator. Total respect to you, Sir. Your 2018 releases kept me on my toes when it comes to "making whole tracks in a tablet". [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/tVWRqDXkv5wVG/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=Sepha]These arpeggios are lovely! nice use of nanoloop, it sounds very organic. I like the slight detune on one the instruments. Keep up the good work![/quote] Thanks a lot, Sepha. The instruments are really simple, so it was relatively easy to match them together :) I really appreciate your positive feedback :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3oEduRAzJ62X88Xth6/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=hieme]Well done for recording this! The sin waves tones are smooth as butter. I really like the loop pedal style too, The layers all fit over each other very well indeed. The nerves of performing are nothing to be sneezed at, so well done for going out of your comfort zone <3[/quote] Thanks a lot, Hieme! it means a lot, coming from you. You managed to go in different stylistic directions without losing any quality. I hope to give you some more stomp boxes soon :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3XAbagNuNrFxYG16qY/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=kaedo sevaada][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/xT0GqcCJJJH12hJvGM/giphy.gif[/img] very nice![/quote] Lovely, Kaedo :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/KZAMZlHBmqZ6Zu0HBO/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=ScanianWolf]Cute and spacy track![/quote] Thank you Scanian Wolf! Both compliments are really nice :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/3o7buijTqhjxjbEqjK/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=zirafa]sounds great, those little "mistakes" just add extra character and flavor, makes it feel alive and organic[/quote] Oh, I'm glad ypu think so. It's strange how they seem like a big deal in the moment, waiting to break one's concentration and willingness. Thanks a lot! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l0Hlxu9FZA2ELhFa8/giphy.gif[/img]

Thanks for posting the video, that was awesome.

Thanks for posting the video, that was awesome.

i spent this whole track just watching the capybara gif above - suits it really well. NL sounds awesome through that delay - i wish NL had a delay itself, i feel like you could do some really crazy stuff if you could sequence delay lines inside nanoloop. I heard there's a revision coming to IOS/android that will add a whole bunch of stuff

i spent this whole track just watching the capybara gif above - suits it really well. NL sounds awesome through that delay - i wish NL had a delay itself, i feel like you could do some really crazy stuff if you could sequence delay lines inside nanoloop. I heard there's a revision coming to IOS/android that will add a whole bunch of stuff

Thank you for watching, Datajanitor! You are very welcome!

I think it's a great simple tool and a simple delay could add a lot. Would be really cool if some improvements come to iOS/Android. I know you could use de Audiobus stuff to chain different apps, but I'm not as "fluent" in iOS music making yet. You encouraged me to have a look at it.

Thanks for listening, Lysdexic!

[quote=DataJanitor]Thanks for posting the video, that was awesome. [/quote] Thank you for watching, Datajanitor! You are very welcome! [quote=lysdexic]i spent this whole track just watching the capybara gif above - suits it really well. NL sounds awesome through that delay - i wish NL had a delay itself, i feel like you could do some really crazy stuff if you could sequence delay lines inside nanoloop. I heard there's a revision coming to IOS/android that will add a whole bunch of stuff[/quote] I think it's a great simple tool and a simple delay could add a lot. Would be really cool if some improvements come to iOS/Android. I know you could use de Audiobus stuff to chain different apps, but I'm not as "fluent" in iOS music making yet. You encouraged me to have a look at it. Thanks for listening, Lysdexic!

great track but I can't stop thinking about that sine wave gif!  O_O

love the evolution of this

great track but I can't stop thinking about that sine wave gif! O_O love the evolution of this

Thank you, man! Yes, sinewaves get in your head... then my work is well done

[quote=orangedrink]great track but I can't stop thinking about that sine wave gif! O_O love the evolution of this[/quote] Thank you, man! Yes, sinewaves get in your head... then my work is well done :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/EHzh3FnLbHqAE/giphy.gif[/img]