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EEEEE

By MRDRCAT on September 13, 2024 2:18 am

100% Dirtywave M8 (still), 100% original patches, 100% Wavesynth.
I wanted to see what happened if I just started everything from scratch. The title is a nod to 5 instruments at once all playing an E with very little variation until I slowly start changing things. It came together quickly, about 2.5 hours, with another hour of tweaking and fiddling, during which I added a key change (I know, scandalous).
It's yet another one of my formulaic, kind of fatiguing, simple happy things, but I hope one of the better attempts.

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Infectious head bobbing!

Great tones! Liked the EEEEE as a launch point, and how it was a slow evolution to all the bouncy, happy goodness. The break at 2:00 was perfect, and that key change was a great add (even if I did clutch my pearls upon hearing it). The sustained tone at 2:13 was almost like an eeeeeEEEEEEEEEE coming back into it. So fun.

Wasn't paying much attention to Wavesynth. I have to.

Paisleyfrog wrote:

Infectious head bobbing!

Great tones! Liked the EEEEE as a launch point, and how it was a slow evolution to all the bouncy, happy goodness. The break at 2:00 was perfect, and that key change was a great add (even if I did clutch my pearls upon hearing it). The sustained tone at 2:13 was almost like an eeeeeEEEEEEEEEE coming back into it. So fun.

Sorry about your pearls! I really have no idea what I'm doing, so this one was like "oh that sounds different, so I suppose it stays in." The M8's Wavesynth is full of fun potential - I might do another 100%er soon!

jimmac wrote:

Wasn't paying much attention to Wavesynth. I have to.

It was already my go-to for building stuff from scratch, and then Tim added all those wavetables and I never want to leave.

I quite like that bass sound that starts the track.

Nice build up. You really find a way to keep things interesting.

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