I love the ambient ending section best wishes for the new week!

I love the ambient ending section :) best wishes for the new week!

Great sounds as usual, love the bass and atmospherics. Interesting to hear about the process too. Yep, drench it reverb!

Great sounds as usual, love the bass and atmospherics. Interesting to hear about the process too. Yep, drench it reverb!

i dig the moodiness of this. nice work

i dig the moodiness of this. nice work

Great sound and composition to the beat--it could work in a lot of different contexts. And that descending, reverbed voice at the end is badass. 

Is it the melodic part of the middle section that's giving you trouble?

Great sound and composition to the beat--it could work in a lot of different contexts. And that descending, reverbed voice at the end is badass. Is it the melodic part of the middle section that's giving you trouble?

Nothing wrong with the result though...even if you had a rough week and getting the track going, it ended up well; it took a bit to get to the end but the ending made it worth it. Enjoyed.

Nothing wrong with the result though...even if you had a rough week and getting the track going, it ended up well; it took a bit to get to the end but the ending made it worth it. Enjoyed.

like the result man, it's catchy, nice beat, enough variation to my taste... keep up

like the result man, it's catchy, nice beat, enough variation to my taste... keep up

Thanks for the kind words 

onezero - Thank you! The struggle was more the general process. For my WB submissions so far I've woken up on a Saturday, had a general plan of what I wanted to do, and kept going until I came up with what I liked. For the last couple it's been tough to find sounds that really excite me, so I just find something "good enough", play around with it for a bit, and make it work. I think the main problem is that I'm not spending time on it every day like I should, so it takes a long time to get my brain to the spot where I'm doing stuff I really like. I always get there eventually, it just takes longer.

TL;DR I need to simmer my brain in the sounds instead of flash-boiling or deep-frying in them - soak up those flavors and marinate, let my brain map them and see them from a variety of angles.

I also want to find strategies for reusing components from old work, something pselodux suggested in the WATMM WB thread. I listened back to some old jams yesterday and it was pretty inspiring. I would like to revisit some of the approaches I took in those.

[quote=nikola]I love the ambient ending section :) best wishes for the new week![/quote] [quote=miraclemiles]Great sounds as usual, love the bass and atmospherics. Interesting to hear about the process too. Yep, drench it reverb![/quote] [quote=cfurrow]i dig the moodiness of this. nice work[/quote] [quote=onezero]Great sound and composition to the beat--it could work in a lot of different contexts. And that descending, reverbed voice at the end is badass. Is it the melodic part of the middle section that's giving you trouble? [/quote] [quote=tsrono]Nothing wrong with the result though...even if you had a rough week and getting the track going, it ended up well; it took a bit to get to the end but the ending made it worth it. Enjoyed.[/quote] [quote=chiefthomson]like the result man, it's catchy, nice beat, enough variation to my taste... keep up[/quote] Thanks for the kind words :) onezero - Thank you! The struggle was more the general process. For my WB submissions so far I've woken up on a Saturday, had a general plan of what I wanted to do, and kept going until I came up with what I liked. For the last couple it's been tough to find sounds that really excite me, so I just find something "good enough", play around with it for a bit, and make it work. I think the main problem is that I'm not spending time on it every day like I should, so it takes a long time to get my brain to the spot where I'm doing stuff I really like. I always get there eventually, it just takes longer. TL;DR I need to simmer my brain in the sounds instead of flash-boiling or deep-frying in them - soak up those flavors and marinate, let my brain map them and see them from a variety of angles. I also want to find strategies for reusing components from old work, something pselodux suggested in the WATMM WB thread. I listened back to some old jams yesterday and it was pretty inspiring. I would like to revisit some of the approaches I took in those.

dude! FM's where it's at! More of these! haha also the ending is extra good

dude! FM's where it's at! More of these! haha ;) also the ending is extra good