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Bit of a messy slow burner this week. Didn't end up with what I was aiming for but I don't mind it. My new schtick is slapping littleAlterboy on EVERYTHING (except voice) and automating the wet/dry. The drive on it is so nice, and just that hint of octave + drive coming in and out gives me endless pleasure.
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This is cool as hell! You managed to create some pretty intense sounds in this project. Right around like 4:00 is sweet, with that (I think) drum sound that starts droning. I'm disappointed that little alter boy didnt come in the effect rack, but for the $99 deal they had this summer I cant blame them. Might have to pick it up black friday if they have any deals.
It's pretty intense, but I feel you could do something amazing with the bass to really make it go off.
That reverb is so good. Great energy here.
I like how the track keeps building relentlessly. Keeps multiplying like increasing feedback on a delay.
That reverb is so good. Great energy here.
Thanks so much, glad you got something out of it!
It's pretty intense, but I feel you could do something amazing with the bass to really make it go off.
Thanks! Yeahhh great point, not really making use of that part of the spectrum. Really pays to come back to a project with fresh ears before bouncing
This is cool as hell! You managed to create some pretty intense sounds in this project. Right around like 4:00 is sweet, with that (I think) drum sound that starts droning. I'm disappointed that little alter boy didnt come in the effect rack, but for the $99 deal they had this summer I cant blame them. Might have to pick it up black friday if they have any deals.
Thanks man! Having heaps of fun chasing wack sounds for WB lately.
Alter boy is definitely worth picking up! I got a great deal on it around the same time as the rack sale. I'm pretty confident I'll be on some more soundtoys come black friday hehe.
I like how the track keeps building relentlessly. Keeps multiplying like increasing feedback on a delay.