Effective use of the short delay(s) on the vocal. Smooth transition/morph!

Effective use of the short delay(s) on the vocal. Smooth transition/morph!

Thanks Jim! Actually the vocal sample is heavily timestretched with the most stuttering and artificial sounding algorith, and then sent to a longer delay for ambience. I was going for a "90s jungle Akai timestretch" effect, though Ableton gives more algorithms than the classic "cyclic stretch"

[quote=Jim Wood]Effective use of the short delay(s) on the vocal. Smooth transition/morph![/quote] Thanks Jim! Actually the vocal sample is heavily timestretched with the most stuttering and artificial sounding algorith, and then sent to a longer delay for ambience. I was going for a "90s jungle Akai timestretch" effect, though Ableton gives more algorithms than the classic "cyclic stretch" :) [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/13qctMBrrgbwJi/giphy.gif[/img]

Nice laid back beat but then it takes a nice surprising turn with those arps and drum breakdown.  The machinedrum looks pretty sweet too, enjoy that new toy!

Nice laid back beat but then it takes a nice surprising turn with those arps and drum breakdown. The machinedrum looks pretty sweet too, enjoy that new toy! :)

yeah wow, that old school timestretch effect takes me back! so good!!

yeah wow, that old school timestretch effect takes me back! so good!!

Very nice, this fits really well with a warm night city atmosphere I think. The switchup towards the end is great, really fun listen

Very nice, this fits really well with a warm night city atmosphere I think. The switchup towards the end is great, really fun listen <3

Still discovering my new toy! And besides, with all the (work related) travelling I did this summer, it has been relatively untouched. I should do something about it

Thanks a lot, Eric

Always ready to take you back to the nineties

There's a free utility, called Akaizer, that emulates that "cyclic timestretch" algorithm. Runs on all systems. You should give it a try.

Thanks a lot, Matteo

Thanks a lot, Hieme. Glad you liked the switch at the end. I'm myself not really convinced it's correctly made, but I run out of ideas

Now some warm weather advice...

[quote=Tone Matrix]Nice laid back beat but then it takes a nice surprising turn with those arps and drum breakdown. The machinedrum looks pretty sweet too, enjoy that new toy! :)[/quote] Still discovering my new toy! And besides, with all the (work related) travelling I did this summer, it has been relatively untouched. I should do something about it ;) Thanks a lot, Eric [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/l4pTmYGAwEXX5qrUA/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=grillo]yeah wow, that old school timestretch effect takes me back! so good!![/quote] Always ready to take you back to the nineties ;) There's a free utility, called Akaizer, that emulates that "cyclic timestretch" algorithm. Runs on all systems. You should give it a try. Thanks a lot, Matteo [quote=hieme]Very nice, this fits really well with a warm night city atmosphere I think. The switchup towards the end is great, really fun listen <3[/quote] Thanks a lot, Hieme. Glad you liked the switch at the end. I'm myself not really convinced it's correctly made, but I run out of ideas Now some warm weather advice... [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/ToMjGppLes0ENI5osCc/giphy.gif[/img]

Always ready to take you back to the nineties