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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / spry's music / Until We Meet (WB02)
Feeling a lot this week. Life gives you good and bad all at once. Just trying to stay the course.
Arpeggiators, pads and sidechains was the theme this week. Spent about 2 hours putting together instruments and patters, another 2 hours working out the structure and builds. One more hour messing with fx chains and filters. Total work time about 5 hours over two sessions
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Big atmosphere on this!
I really dig the percussion too. The bongos are especially tasty haha.
Lots of fun bits in here.
Interesting hard drums over smooth 4 chords pads.
Great pace, slow and deliberate unfolding of a fast-paced but chill (somehow!) track. I like the glassy chimes.
Big atmosphere on this!
I really dig the percussion too. The bongos are especially tasty haha.
Thanks! The bongos were kinda an afterthought but they really do bring the texture together 
Lots of fun bits in here.
Interesting hard drums over smooth 4 chords pads.
I was having trouble deciding if I wanted to include drums at all and I decided the contrast was neat. thanks for noticing!
nice evolving lofi soundscapes!
thats the vibe
Great pace, slow and deliberate unfolding of a fast-paced but chill (somehow!) track. I like the glassy chimes.
Its a strange juxtaposition for sure! I really enjoy that bell instrument too over top of the crazy stuff. provides a lot of contrast
Very pretty bells
- Ebrit
Thanks! I really enjoy the etheric gentle bells over chaotic mess style
really nice and full beat! lots going on! understated mix, kinda stays a bit out of the way somehow, but also creates tension, maybe it's that sidechain tremolo on the synth that does it. nice work!
