mason jar and modular 2020-09-12
By license on September 13, 2020 11:03 pm
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Delicious and wet. Extra Juicy. Love it. Nice Mason jar skills. Those things sound dope.
miraclemiles wrote:
Delicious and wet. Extra Juicy. Love it. Nice Mason jar skills. Those things sound dope.
Haha thanks man. I didn't realize how ridiculously farty this was until I already submitted it.
Yeah that mason jar does sound cool! I probably should have played it live instead of sloppily editing it in.
Oh well.
gesceap wrote:
lives up to the expectation in the title
As advertised! 
mason jar sounds cool!
I like the persistent thumping adding to the mystery
orangedrink wrote:
mason jar sounds cool!
I like the persistent thumping adding to the mystery
Thank you 
cool heart beat. pumping around all kind of plasma and particles. heart-surgery perceptual from inside.
Q-Rosh wrote:
cool heart beat. pumping around all kind of plasma and particles. heart-surgery perceptual from inside.
Oh, I like this imagery, thank you
emily wrote:
super fun!
Thank you! I hope that hungry little hamster got some seeds
emily wrote:
super fun!
Thank you! I hope that hungry little hamster got some seeds
me too - i did think it was kinda a mean gif but listening to your track watching this made me giggle - here's hoping they eventually dumped the jar for the little critter!
Nice, some combinations of "real world" and synth sounds just work so well, and that mason jar definitely fits in this category. There were a few moments throughout this that really got me thinking of Rashad Becker somehow, I guess just weirdly satisfying sounds creeping in there!
Simon Koehn wrote:
Nice, some combinations of "real world" and synth sounds just work so well, and that mason jar definitely fits in this category. There were a few moments throughout this that really got me thinking of Rashad Becker somehow, I guess just weirdly satisfying sounds creeping in there!
Thank you! I need to listen to some Rashad Becker. It's interesting how different folks' points of references are here. It's a big world!