That static is pretty damn crisp, love the ambience of this piece ngl

That static is pretty damn crisp, love the ambience of this piece ngl

this is so great dude! there is something great about organically crushing this stuff down rhodes is especially tasty

this is so great dude! there is something great about organically crushing this stuff down :) rhodes is especially tasty :)

Roboctopus, you're really making a great case for more sample work in LSDJ. This, and last couple of weeks' work, is convincing.

Roboctopus, you're really making a great case for more sample work in LSDJ. This, and last couple of weeks' work, is convincing.

mmm beautiful, calm, perfect for winding down after taking a spin around the globe I'd imagine. what are these samples? they sound almost ghostly.

re: going nowhere, I kind of like the interlude-y, meandering nature of this. could work really well as the glue on an album or ep.

mmm beautiful, calm, perfect for winding down after taking a spin around the globe I'd imagine. what are these samples? they sound almost ghostly. re: going nowhere, I kind of like the interlude-y, meandering nature of this. could work really well as the glue on an album or ep.

Yeah I quite like the static XD

Yeah, some interesting things happen to the sound when you go from good resolution/stereo to 4-bit mono for sure.

Living that custom kit lifestyle lol

Yeah, I am thinking about using it as an interlude on this super sample-heavy lsdj ep I'm working on.

The samples are from the beginning of this track:

http://youtu.be/IpPG3-2V1S8?t=1715

[quote=Mortistar]That static is pretty damn crisp, love the ambience of this piece ngl[/quote] Yeah I quite like the static XD [quote=Jamatar]this is so great dude! there is something great about organically crushing this stuff down :) rhodes is especially tasty :)[/quote] Yeah, some interesting things happen to the sound when you go from good resolution/stereo to 4-bit mono for sure. [quote=antler]Roboctopus, you're really making a great case for more sample work in LSDJ. This, and last couple of weeks' work, is convincing.[/quote] Living that custom kit lifestyle lol [quote=Parallelis]mmm beautiful, calm, perfect for winding down after taking a spin around the globe I'd imagine. what are these samples? they sound almost ghostly. re: going nowhere, I kind of like the interlude-y, meandering nature of this. could work really well as the glue on an album or ep.[/quote] Yeah, I am thinking about using it as an interlude on this super sample-heavy lsdj ep I'm working on. The samples are from the beginning of this track: http://youtu.be/IpPG3-2V1S8?t=1715

Looking forward to that ep whenever it may come!

And damn this is amazing, didn't realize there was already an album based on the Rainbow Goblins before Primus' The Desaturating Seven. Dig this one way more too haha! Those vocals remind me of Black Moth Super Rainbow, but way more bright and pop-y.

[quote=roboctopus] [quote=Parallelis]mmm beautiful, calm, perfect for winding down after taking a spin around the globe I'd imagine. what are these samples? they sound almost ghostly. re: going nowhere, I kind of like the interlude-y, meandering nature of this. could work really well as the glue on an album or ep.[/quote] Yeah, I am thinking about using it as an interlude on this super sample-heavy lsdj ep I'm working on. The samples are from the beginning of this track: http://youtu.be/IpPG3-2V1S8?t=1715 [/quote] Looking forward to that ep whenever it may come! And damn this is amazing, didn't realize there was already an album based on the Rainbow Goblins before Primus' The Desaturating Seven. Dig this one way more too haha! Those vocals remind me of Black Moth Super Rainbow, but way more bright and pop-y.

The sample grit is key!  This could be a really cool intermission track on an album.

The sample grit is key! This could be a really cool intermission track on an album.

Rustic, like a duet with a record player.

Rustic, like a duet with a record player.