It's definitely better than  nothing.  I like the drums in the middle section one and the guitar melody is catchy.  Some of the sounds in the opening section are a little reminiscent of hospital machines.

It's definitely better than nothing. I like the drums in the middle section one and the guitar melody is catchy. Some of the sounds in the opening section are a little reminiscent of hospital machines.

This is really cool. I feel like a lot of us are struggling with time/motivation/inspiration over the last couple of weeks, but I love how creative and interesting the tracks are even when people aren't entirely satisfied with them. Were you playing with the tape effects on the op1 for the intro outro?

This is really cool. I feel like a lot of us are struggling with time/motivation/inspiration over the last couple of weeks, but I love how creative and interesting the tracks are even when people aren't entirely satisfied with them. Were you playing with the tape effects on the op1 for the intro outro?

Ha, I actually like arrangements like this. Starting with one idea, going in a completely different direction, and then returning to the original idea out of nowhere. Its fun.

Ha, I actually like arrangements like this. Starting with one idea, going in a completely different direction, and then returning to the original idea out of nowhere. Its fun.

Oof, hope you get some sleep man! This was nice and chill; sweet arrangement

Oof, hope you get some sleep man! This was nice and chill; sweet arrangement :)

Nice intro, love how it glitched out and then completely changes to something new, the beat sounds so good with the guitar and all of its changes in direction and tempo.

Nice intro, love how it glitched out and then completely changes to something new, the beat sounds so good with the guitar and all of its changes in direction and tempo.

Cool intro interlude that leads into the main track.  Some heavy sounding drums to contrast with the sweet guitar licks too.  The outro gives it that "and now back to your regularly scheduled program" feel   Nice work hope you got some rest after that shift.

Cool intro interlude that leads into the main track. Some heavy sounding drums to contrast with the sweet guitar licks too. The outro gives it that "and now back to your regularly scheduled program" feel :) Nice work hope you got some rest after that shift.

The transition warp that leads into the lo-fi beat is great. The candy wrapper that brings the breakbeat was pretty awesome too. It's neat to find the cool things we know how to do well when we have pretty much no time to do anything. Nice work with the zoom wooms again.

The transition warp that leads into the lo-fi beat is great. The candy wrapper that brings the breakbeat was pretty awesome too. It's neat to find the cool things we know how to do well when we have pretty much no time to do anything. Nice work with the zoom wooms again.

Super cool reverse lines and when the snare enters around 1:25 onwards, it takes it to the next level. Good track!

Super cool reverse lines and when the snare enters around 1:25 onwards, it takes it to the next level. Good track!

Stay strong, the world needs your music.

Stay strong, the world needs your music.

Really cool, especially the breakbeat drums coming in around halfway, those are fantastic. The switchup to jazz too hahaha, this is amazing. That job sounds so tough man, good on you

Really cool, especially the breakbeat drums coming in around halfway, those are fantastic. The switchup to jazz too hahaha, this is amazing. That job sounds so tough man, good on you <3

this is impressive, and psychedelic af. that abstract intro through me off, i love sh*t like this.

this is impressive, and psychedelic af. that abstract intro through me off, i love sh*t like this.

Yeap, some hospital machines make awesome noises. I like revoLix Laser smashing prostata cancer...

Yes, I was using the tape effect section in the intro and outro. It is clearly recognizable.

I wasn`t sure, if it was a good idea to mix those two different ideas together, but one idea alone would not have given the track this unpredictibale character, if you know what I mean.
I sleep like a stone after the nightshift, but when I wake up, I always feel like a zombie. It is no fun.

I wanted to make the arrangement free and open, everthing should be possible in a song. Like a personal mixtape, we used to make for ourselfs and for our friends in the 80ies and 90ies.

Thank you very much. I managed to find back in a regular day night rhythm.

The candy wrapper thing is a brilliant analogy. This is where I hide my zoom wooms.

Nice of you, to mention my reverse guitar lines. Yes, they are fitting very well. And the breakbeat is a powerful stylistic invention. Thanks.

I try my very best. About the world, I am not sure.

Thank you very much. Maybe the job gives me power and inspiration. I am glad, to sink into music-making after working time.

I am happy to impress you with this sh`t, I only glue crazy elements together..

[quote=CosmicCairns]It's definitely better than nothing. I like the drums in the middle section one and the guitar melody is catchy. Some of the sounds in the opening section are a little reminiscent of hospital machines. [/quote] Yeap, some hospital machines make awesome noises. I like revoLix Laser smashing prostata cancer... [quote=hent03]This is really cool. I feel like a lot of us are struggling with time/motivation/inspiration over the last couple of weeks, but I love how creative and interesting the tracks are even when people aren't entirely satisfied with them. Were you playing with the tape effects on the op1 for the intro outro? [/quote] Yes, I was using the tape effect section in the intro and outro. It is clearly recognizable. [quote=ViridianLoom]Ha, I actually like arrangements like this. Starting with one idea, going in a completely different direction, and then returning to the original idea out of nowhere. Its fun. [/quote] I wasn`t sure, if it was a good idea to mix those two different ideas together, but one idea alone would not have given the track this unpredictibale character, if you know what I mean. I sleep like a stone after the nightshift, but when I wake up, I always feel like a zombie. It is no fun. [quote=Mission Crossing]Oof, hope you get some sleep man! This was nice and chill; sweet arrangement :)[/quote] [quote=Jason Nijjer]Nice intro, love how it glitched out and then completely changes to something new, the beat sounds so good with the guitar and all of its changes in direction and tempo.[/quote] I wanted to make the arrangement free and open, everthing should be possible in a song. Like a personal mixtape, we used to make for ourselfs and for our friends in the 80ies and 90ies. [quote=Tone Matrix]Cool intro interlude that leads into the main track. Some heavy sounding drums to contrast with the sweet guitar licks too. The outro gives it that "and now back to your regularly scheduled program" feel :) Nice work hope you got some rest after that shift. [/quote] Thank you very much. I managed to find back in a regular day night rhythm. [quote=Anon_Buster]The transition warp that leads into the lo-fi beat is great. The candy wrapper that brings the breakbeat was pretty awesome too. It's neat to find the cool things we know how to do well when we have pretty much no time to do anything. Nice work with the zoom wooms again.[/quote] The candy wrapper thing is a brilliant analogy. This is where I hide my zoom wooms. [quote=Kedbreak136]Super cool reverse lines and when the snare enters around 1:25 onwards, it takes it to the next level. Good track![/quote] Nice of you, to mention my reverse guitar lines. Yes, they are fitting very well. And the breakbeat is a powerful stylistic invention. Thanks. [quote=Devieus]Stay strong, the world needs your music.[/quote] I try my very best. About the world, I am not sure. [quote=hieme]Really cool, especially the breakbeat drums coming in around halfway, those are fantastic. The switchup to jazz too hahaha, this is amazing. That job sounds so tough man, good on you <3[/quote] Thank you very much. Maybe the job gives me power and inspiration. I am glad, to sink into music-making after working time. [quote=franky]this is impressive, and psychedelic af. that abstract intro through me off, i love sh*t like this. [/quote] I am happy to impress you with this sh`t, I only glue crazy elements together..

Really nice stuff, especially for a quick one, and the different intro/outro was super fun to be pulled out of and dropped back into.

Really nice stuff, especially for a quick one, and the different intro/outro was super fun to be pulled out of and dropped back into.

You made some great beats here! The drums are so good, have such nice feel and flow, but the guitar, as usual, is the special sauce in the mix. I like how there's some abrupt changes, kept me on my toes.

You made some great beats here! The drums are so good, have such nice feel and flow, but the guitar, as usual, is the special sauce in the mix. I like how there's some abrupt changes, kept me on my toes.

zI think I got whiplash from that arrangement change!  I had to double check that I did not skip to a different track. Cool effects and lots of fun glitchy bits!

zI think I got whiplash from that arrangement change! I had to double check that I did not skip to a different track. Cool effects and lots of fun glitchy bits!

Thank you boys, I am glad you liked this one too.

[quote=Simon Koehn]Really nice stuff, especially for a quick one, and the different intro/outro was super fun to be pulled out of and dropped back into. [/quote] [quote=miraclemiles]You made some great beats here! The drums are so good, have such nice feel and flow, but the guitar, as usual, is the special sauce in the mix. I like how there's some abrupt changes, kept me on my toes. [/quote] [quote=NWSPR]zI think I got whiplash from that arrangement change! I had to double check that I did not skip to a different track. Cool effects and lots of fun glitchy bits![/quote] Thank you boys, I am glad you liked this one too.