Hey! I feel you on that creative process. Until I feel the song is going somewhere, it's hard to know where to turn. Once you get that glimpse of an actual song, everything starts to fall into place.

Liked the surprise start on the song, it sets the stage and gets the song going! Also loved the "jumpy" arp going throughout.

Thanks for sharing!

Hey! I feel you on that creative process. Until I feel the song is going somewhere, it's hard to know where to turn. Once you get that glimpse of an actual song, everything starts to fall into place. Liked the surprise start on the song, it sets the stage and gets the song going! Also loved the "jumpy" arp going throughout. Thanks for sharing!

Guess I need to try one of these m8 gizmos, they seem popular around here.

Lead that goes in and out is really nice. Cool vibe. Panning on the snares at 2:20 and then the synth after that was a nice switch up

Guess I need to try one of these m8 gizmos, they seem popular around here. Lead that goes in and out is really nice. Cool vibe. Panning on the snares at 2:20 and then the synth after that was a nice switch up

Pretty spooky! And I enjoy the Sub37 to bits! Recognizably moogish.

The track overall very bouncy. I enjoyed the listen, thanks!

Pretty spooky! And I enjoy the Sub37 to bits! Recognizably moogish. The track overall very bouncy. I enjoyed the listen, thanks!

Yeah! I think some of the lack of motivation at times is getting too bogged down in the unknown, but I guess this translates to other areas of life.

Ha, I'll warn you. It's not for everyone. There is a version you can run on your computer that for about $30 you can get a taste of the workflow. I will say the handheld device is much better. I just realized I responded to one of your other comments on the chords and assumed you had an m8. To add to that comment, hypersynth is a a bunch of stacked saw waves, supersaw style. If you're trying to recreate in other realms.

Thanks! gosh the sub37 is so good! Thanks for the listen, glad you enjoyed it!

[quote=xavier marques]Hey! I feel you on that creative process. Until I feel the song is going somewhere, it's hard to know where to turn. Once you get that glimpse of an actual song, everything starts to fall into place. Liked the surprise start on the song, it sets the stage and gets the song going! Also loved the "jumpy" arp going throughout. Thanks for sharing![/quote] Yeah! I think some of the lack of motivation at times is getting too bogged down in the unknown, but I guess this translates to other areas of life. [quote=prophisee]Guess I need to try one of these m8 gizmos, they seem popular around here. Lead that goes in and out is really nice. Cool vibe. Panning on the snares at 2:20 and then the synth after that was a nice switch up[/quote] Ha, I'll warn you. It's not for everyone. There is a version you can run on your computer that for about $30 you can get a taste of the workflow. I will say the handheld device is much better. I just realized I responded to one of your other comments on the chords and assumed you had an m8. To add to that comment, hypersynth is a a bunch of stacked saw waves, supersaw style. If you're trying to recreate in other realms. [quote=rplktr]Pretty spooky! And I enjoy the Sub37 to bits! Recognizably moogish. The track overall very bouncy. I enjoyed the listen, thanks![/quote] Thanks! gosh the sub37 is so good! Thanks for the listen, glad you enjoyed it!

I feel this really strongly! There are these wonderful times when you're able to just let go, you explore some weird stuff and arrive at really cool corners.
The caveat here is that when doing so, I sometimes feel like I'm writing the same song (or same type of song) for the fiftieth time. But still, that "exploring weird stuff and finding cool corners" feeling is delightful, especially when you're thinking "Aw YES I'm onto something for this week's submission!" Hahahahaha...

Anyways, onto your actual tune: I REALLY enjoyed it! The acid-style synths work really well with the structure you've built here. And the percussion works VERY well too - those clacky retriggers are SUPER satisfying.

Great work!!!

[quote=SQF] once I can get into the mood to just experiment these songs come together rather quickly. [/quote] I feel this really strongly! There are these wonderful times when you're able to just let go, you explore some weird stuff and arrive at really cool corners. The caveat here is that when doing so, I sometimes feel like I'm writing the same song (or same type of song) for the fiftieth time. But still, that "exploring weird stuff and finding cool corners" feeling is delightful, especially when you're thinking "Aw YES I'm onto something for this week's submission!" Hahahahaha... Anyways, onto your actual tune: I REALLY enjoyed it! The acid-style synths work really well with the structure you've built here. And the percussion works VERY well too - those clacky retriggers are SUPER satisfying. Great work!!!

Cute little squeaky bass.
- Devieus

Cute little squeaky bass. - Devieus

honestly cheered me up today, i was dragging. thanks  for this!

honestly cheered me up today, i was dragging. thanks for this!

oh hell yeah this is some TIGHT hip hop action

really loving the sound variety

head bobber 4 sho

oh hell yeah this is some TIGHT hip hop action really loving the sound variety head bobber 4 sho

this kept getting better and better
loved it when you doubled the lead melody

this kept getting better and better loved it when you doubled the lead melody

oooh, thanks! lol

yessss, so glad to hear!!

yooo thanks man!

means a lot, appreciate it!

[quote=Devieus]Cute little squeaky bass. - Devieus[/quote] oooh, thanks! lol [quote=jwh]honestly cheered me up today, i was dragging. thanks for this![/quote] yessss, so glad to hear!! [quote=orangedrink]oh hell yeah this is some TIGHT hip hop action really loving the sound variety head bobber 4 sho[/quote] yooo thanks man! [quote=orangedrink]this kept getting better and better loved it when you doubled the lead melody[/quote] means a lot, appreciate it!