Glass Threads
By Napear on September 22, 2024 11:24 pm
Ahoy hoy, so I survived getting my school work finished and submitted on time (barely) _(´-`」 ∠)_, but I'm still in the thick of "off-boarding" from my current job, and am still playing catch up on Weeklybeats stuff. It's amazing how much time it takes just to explain to people you work with, what you're responsible for, and what they will have to care about when you leave... BUT... next week starts a full month of sabbatical time, and I will be focusing on music making full-time (for a few weeks anyway). So I'm looking forward to catching up on listening, commenting, and getting stuck into some colabs that have been on the back burner for a while.
As for this week's track, I stumbled upon a Polyend Tracker Mini second hand for a pretty good deal, and figured I would give it a try. I'm delighted to say that it fit right into my workflow, and is very likely going to become my go to like daily driver mobile groove box. Don't get me wrong, I love my Deluge, but it's just not as conducive to quick "lunch hour" type music making.
At any rate this track was made pretty much entirely on the Tracker Mini. I did some mixing and mastering in Logic, but all the sounds (and most of the effects) are from the Tracker. In fact I think the risers are the only samples that aren't stock. The plucky sounds are the WTFM synth engine, and the bass is layered VAP synth engine and a sub-bass sample. All the drums an percs are from various included sample packs. I think it turned out pretty good for my first track with the device. And, I'm super impressed with the workflow, it seems heavily inspired by Renoise, and the learning curve was shockingly low for a tracker. I'm looking forward to really getting to know the device over the next few weeks.
As always thanks for listening, and I promise, I will catch up on listening and commenting next week (*^ ‿ <*)♡
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