I like the noise, it's like, noise pop, 'n stuff.

I like the noise, it's like, noise pop, 'n stuff.

cool shtuff man :]

cool shtuff man :]

Sounds almost like a sample from vinyl. Like your pre-mix remix concept. Also like the rhythm chops and chord progressions.

Sounds almost like a sample from vinyl. Like your pre-mix remix concept. Also like the rhythm chops and chord progressions.

like hearing real chords in lsdj! so with your knowledge of sampling, do you think that putting vocal samples in would be possible? or would the noise make the pitch incomprehensible?

like hearing real chords in lsdj! so with your knowledge of sampling, do you think that putting vocal samples in would be possible? or would the noise make the pitch incomprehensible?

the kit samples are so good, I really need to figure out how that.  This track is great, friend.  Really outdid yourself

the kit samples are so good, I really need to figure out how that. This track is great, friend. Really outdid yourself :cool:

really sweet track!  this makes me really want to play around with custom kits  

really sweet track! this makes me really want to play around with custom kits :)

interesting work! Yes,Spry,i have the same wish after listening to this track

interesting work! Yes,Spry,i have the same wish after listening to this track :D

I'm glad this inspires people to dig into custom kits. I'm also working on a song I made custom kits of piano chords for, and the piano definitely sounds clearer than the electric guitar, but still has that fuzzy bad vinyl quality.

@handcannon - I think vocal samples would work, but I've noticed that the longer the sample is, the more noise you notice, so I'd recommend slicing the vocals up pretty small.  This song, for instance, the guitar chords each take up a whole kit, and the noise is more noticeable than a track where I had two piano chords per kit (shorter samples).  Seems to work better.

I'm glad this inspires people to dig into custom kits. I'm also working on a song I made custom kits of piano chords for, and the piano definitely sounds clearer than the electric guitar, but still has that fuzzy bad vinyl quality. @handcannon - I think vocal samples would work, but I've noticed that the longer the sample is, the more noise you notice, so I'd recommend slicing the vocals up pretty small. This song, for instance, the guitar chords each take up a whole kit, and the noise is more noticeable than a track where I had two piano chords per kit (shorter samples). Seems to work better.

Holy crap. This is literally the coolest freaking song I have ever heard from you. I would kill for an album of this.

Holy crap. This is literally the coolest freaking song I have ever heard from you. I would kill for an album of this.

this is pretty friggin awesome. its a sexy use of noise.

this is pretty friggin awesome. its a sexy use of noise.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nice one

nice one

that was so effing cool! can't wait to hear the track with the piano kits!

that was so effing cool! can't wait to hear the track with the piano kits!