love the surprising effects you deliver here. sorrry for your bad week. hope it gets better.

love the surprising effects you deliver here. sorrry for your bad week. hope it gets better.

I had a bad week, too. It’s been an interesting weirdly cathartic experience seeing a whole lot of folks here in WB being quite miraculously synchronized: there’s an overwhelming amount of “hardest week yet” — and as much as I hope everyone’s feeling that about just music I suspect it’s deeper than that.

Another interesting trend is musical: a lot of pieces with disintegrating / collapsing / self-exhausting type structures. Yours has an arp, and that makes it remarkable since the salience of the arp and it’s latter half quarter speed grumble simultaneously illuminates the slow-down and smoothed the contrast—connects it with opening materials. It’s a really cool decision, I think, and I’m thinking about various other ways a very salient movement can be messed with in ways that illuminate a particular kind of processing.

It’s also kinda punk rock: sure-footed in what it does and comes across convincing AF, like it couldn’t happen differently. That’s pretty dope.

I had a bad week, too. It’s been an interesting weirdly cathartic experience seeing a whole lot of folks here in WB being quite miraculously synchronized: there’s an overwhelming amount of “hardest week yet” — and as much as I hope everyone’s feeling that about just music I suspect it’s deeper than that. Another interesting trend is musical: a lot of pieces with disintegrating / collapsing / self-exhausting type structures. Yours has an arp, and that makes it remarkable since the salience of the arp and it’s latter half quarter speed grumble simultaneously illuminates the slow-down and smoothed the contrast—connects it with opening materials. It’s a really cool decision, I think, and I’m thinking about various other ways a very salient movement can be messed with in ways that illuminate a particular kind of processing. It’s also kinda punk rock: sure-footed in what it does and comes across convincing AF, like it couldn’t happen differently. That’s pretty dope. :)

thank you, this week was much better

I noticed that trend in this week's tracks as well; there were a lot of different approaches to it as well which was really cool to hear (and get ideas from)

i'm glad the ending sounded natural to you; i loved the sounds that the effects i used created, but i was worried that it felt a little shoe-horned. thanks for listening !!

[quote=Q-Rosh]love the surprising effects you deliver here. sorrry for your bad week. hope it gets better.[/quote] thank you, this week was much better [quote=ilzxc]Another interesting trend is musical: a lot of pieces with disintegrating / collapsing / self-exhausting type structures. Yours has an arp, and that makes it remarkable since the salience of the arp and it’s latter half quarter speed grumble simultaneously illuminates the slow-down and smoothed the contrast—connects it with opening materials. It’s a really cool decision, I think, and I’m thinking about various other ways a very salient movement can be messed with in ways that illuminate a particular kind of processing. It’s also kinda punk rock: sure-footed in what it does and comes across convincing AF, like it couldn’t happen differently. That’s pretty dope. :)[/quote] I noticed that trend in this week's tracks as well; there were a lot of different approaches to it as well which was really cool to hear (and get ideas from) i'm glad the ending sounded natural to you; i loved the sounds that the effects i used created, but i was worried that it felt a little shoe-horned. thanks for listening !!