this is awesome! i dig the Autechre vibes, but it's also it's own thing- much bolder and brighter than anything Autechre. the syncopation in the beat is entrancing, the guitar as spacey pad is a perfect counterpoint to the hard bitcrushed bass and it all comes together perfectly. well done sir!

this is awesome! i dig the Autechre vibes, but it's also it's own thing- much bolder and brighter than anything Autechre. the syncopation in the beat is entrancing, the guitar as spacey pad is a perfect counterpoint to the hard bitcrushed bass and it all comes together perfectly. well done sir!

Nice! Very cool title as usual. Your process sounds very methodical, but maybe that's just because I'm a bit lost on all the names.

Nice! Very cool title as usual. Your process sounds very methodical, but maybe that's just because I'm a bit lost on all the names.

I think your drums sound extremely awesome in this track! Those snares are wet and dry at the same time.
And love how in the background the ambient synths lead their own life ... Well done!

I think your drums sound extremely awesome in this track! Those snares are wet and dry at the same time. And love how in the background the ambient synths lead their own life ... Well done!

What the hell you do to that bass? Sounds massive! Drum rhythm came out really well. That white noise snare shreds like sonic sand paper! Nice delay effects and panning bring it to life.  Well done!

What the hell you do to that bass? Sounds massive! Drum rhythm came out really well. That white noise snare shreds like sonic sand paper! Nice delay effects and panning bring it to life. Well done!

This is brilliant! Clean and weird at the same time.

This is brilliant! Clean and weird at the same time.

awesome sounds!

[img]https://media.giphy.com/media/fnMmGzRnQD6Ny/giphy.gif[/img] awesome sounds!

love the swirly pad sound

love the swirly pad sound

Thank you, Cailen!  I did end up with Saturator on the bass (with a clean low end); the bit crushing was just too extreme.

Thank you! Usually each week is pretty reactive--I'll start with an idea of a style or  I want to try, or I'll start with a melody rhythm in my mind, and develop from there. (Most of the names up there are Ableton plugins, or brand names of gear and software.)

Thank you!  I was happy with how they came out!  I think some of that is the send automation--generally sends on the 2 and 4, dry on the 1 and 3. (Though I'd have to check this piece's Ableton set.)

Thank you!  Bass on this one is the typical direct-recorded bass, but through an Audio Effects Rack--one channel of the chain is clean at 0db, while the other has a Saturator plugin with +35 dB drive, and a channel output of -11 dB.  Inline with the effect rack is my usual EQ8 to roll off bass frequencies below 130 Hz. (The whole bass channel is at -4.6 dB.)

Thank you!

Thank you, Emily!

Thank you!  That's actually guitar (with the attack taken off with a volume pedal) put through a quad delay Max/MSP patch I'm working on.

[quote=cailen]this is awesome! i dig the Autechre vibes, but it's also it's own thing- much bolder and brighter than anything Autechre. the syncopation in the beat is entrancing, the guitar as spacey pad is a perfect counterpoint to the hard bitcrushed bass and it all comes together perfectly. well done sir![/quote] Thank you, Cailen! I did end up with Saturator on the bass (with a clean low end); the bit crushing was just too extreme. [quote=hieme]Nice! Very cool title as usual. Your process sounds very methodical, but maybe that's just because I'm a bit lost on all the names. [/quote] Thank you! Usually each week is pretty reactive--I'll start with an idea of a style or I want to try, or I'll start with a melody rhythm in my mind, and develop from there. (Most of the names up there are Ableton plugins, or brand names of gear and software.) [quote=dj someguy]I think your drums sound extremely awesome in this track! Those snares are wet and dry at the same time. And love how in the background the ambient synths lead their own life ... Well done![/quote] Thank you! I was happy with how they came out! I think some of that is the send automation--generally sends on the 2 and 4, dry on the 1 and 3. (Though I'd have to check this piece's Ableton set.) [quote=NWSPR]What the hell you do to that bass? Sounds massive! Drum rhythm came out really well. That white noise snare shreds like sonic sand paper! Nice delay effects and panning bring it to life. Well done![/quote] Thank you! Bass on this one is the typical direct-recorded bass, but through an Audio Effects Rack--one channel of the chain is clean at 0db, while the other has a Saturator plugin with +35 dB drive, and a channel output of -11 dB. Inline with the effect rack is my usual EQ8 to roll off bass frequencies below 130 Hz. (The whole bass channel is at -4.6 dB.) [quote=Futsies]This is brilliant! Clean and weird at the same time.[/quote] Thank you! [quote=kaedo sevaada][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/fnMmGzRnQD6Ny/giphy.gif[/img] awesome sounds![/quote] Thank you, Emily! [img]https://media.giphy.com/media/Dw1m8lSxkXPZC/giphy.gif[/img] [quote=zirafa]love the swirly pad sound[/quote] Thank you! That's actually guitar (with the attack taken off with a volume pedal) put through a quad delay Max/MSP patch I'm working on.