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That's How I Came Back
By orangedrink on March 18, 2018 10:35 pmThis has been a crazy week because I relaunched my record label and released a new compilation album!
Download it now!
http://hemlockrecords.com/album/hemlock … ompilation
This track got started when I was working on this track and messed up the tempo, accidentally time stretching all the files. https://orangedrink.bandcamp.com/track/ … t-you-want
I restored my session, but saved the mistake for later, thinking it would be a fun experiment. I was so busy this week with the compilation that it seemed like a good week for finishing and old thing rather than starting from scratch. I love all the time stretch artifacts and did a lot of reversing and copy/pasting of sounds. I didn't check the mix or master thoroughly due to time constraints.
Here's a cute picture of Derek Jacobi with an Irish Terrier.
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Very trippy with the timing glitches. I've had the same shit happen to me but could not figure out how to undo the flex timing cluster fuck. Got a really cohesive soft distortion wash with nice over driven drums give it a nostalgic feel. Congrats on the label launch!
A nice experimental result with the time stretching effect. The song is a beautiful 90ies indie rock monster. love it so much.
Good job making lemonade. One of this weeks best!
The glitchy effect sounds super cool especially on the vocals. I love working "mistakes" into songs. It can really take you into some unexpected places. Also good luck with the label!
Nice use of the reverse and glitching efx. Great Song!
Quite an oddity, it's nice, it reminds me of radiohead.
Nice one! Rocking
Oddly weird sounding and yet very compelling. Great idea for a track. God give us cyclic timestretching algorithms to treat kickass drums like those. Agree on the 90s feel
You do very good and interesting Music. I really like your work! 
Love the grunge vibe, lots of varied influences here that all come together in a very cool way. Like the way it builds
this is awesome! massive Oasis/Foo Fighters vibes
Awesome, thanks!
Very trippy with the timing glitches. I've had the same shit happen to me but could not figure out how to undo the flex timing cluster fuck. Got a really cohesive soft distortion wash with nice over driven drums give it a nostalgic feel. Congrats on the label launch!
Touching the BPM is like an instant disaster! Thanks!
A nice experimental result with the time stretching effect. The song is a beautiful 90ies indie rock monster. love it so much.
Thank you so much, I didn't know how this would go over, so excited that you are into it!
Good job making lemonade. One of this weeks best!
Ha ha ha, perfect analogy! Lemon Drink?
The glitchy effect sounds super cool especially on the vocals. I love working "mistakes" into songs. It can really take you into some unexpected places. Also good luck with the label!
Thanks! Yeah, the mistakes are just little surprises
Nice use of the reverse and glitching efx. Great Song!
Thank you so much
Quite an oddity, it's nice, it reminds me of radiohead.
Wow, this is a huge compliment. I love Radiohead and am really flattered. Thanks.
Nice one! Rocking
Word up!
Oddly weird sounding and yet very compelling. Great idea for a track. God give us cyclic timestretching algorithms to treat kickass drums like those. Agree on the 90s feel
Thanks! Your comment about cyclic timestretching algorithms made me LOL. also that image is way too arousing for WB! You are doing God's work by posting sexy Derek Jacobi pics! 
You do very good and interesting Music. I really like your work!
That means a lot to me. Thank you! I like your work too!
Love the grunge vibe, lots of varied influences here that all come together in a very cool way. Like the way it builds
Thanks man! Ended up being a crazy little thing!
this is awesome! massive Oasis/Foo Fighters vibes