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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Q-Rosh's music / lazy sperm
This is the effort of 1.5 days of work. I originally wanted to release another song, but did not feel comfortable enoungh with it. Here is more the required ballance between electro and guitar.
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Very nice laid back feel to this. A great sound track for my train ride today.
Damn this is fantastic.
Way more electro than your last songs...
Hope you follow this path for at least a few weeks 
I don't know if the title fits this track, some serious heat on this one, when the synth and beats drop in and then the 808ish kick ... Fantastic
The intro had a nice bluesy feel to it and then the excellent drums punch in and get the track really moving. Nice work!
man, your tracks are epic. they go through such an array of sounds and styles they do an awesome job at creating a narrative. do you free play the whole thing track by track or work on it in loops and sequences? where do you start?
man, your tracks are epic. they go through such an array of sounds and styles they do an awesome job at creating a narrative. do you free play the whole thing track by track or work on it in loops and sequences? where do you start?
WOW. I am glad you like it. I had to build up a system to do the tracks in about a week.
It starts with a guitarloop. Then I am jamming and recording with all instruments machines and effects I have. Next days I work it out in the computer.
Today I had nice MPC/404 session and tried to do an one take recording. Your skills are much better in this area.
At the moment I am checking out new ways to build up songs. So, stay tuned.
ahhsumx wrote:man, your tracks are epic. they go through such an array of sounds and styles they do an awesome job at creating a narrative. do you free play the whole thing track by track or work on it in loops and sequences? where do you start?
WOW. I am glad you like it. I had to build up a system to do the tracks in about a week.
It starts with a guitarloop. Then I am jamming and recording with all instruments machines and effects I have. Next days I work it out in the computer.
Today I had nice MPC/404 session and tried to do an one take recording. Your skills are much better in this area.
At the moment I am checking out new ways to build up songs. So, stay tuned.
very cool. i'm definitely looking forward to hearing what you come up with. my sp->mpc flow is very similar to yours ultimately. i jam for a bit, but then prefer to copy the samples over to the mpc pads and create some sequences there. i have read though that the 404 is a bit more featured than the 202 so that could alter how i go about it. jamming on the 202 is a blast though
