bouncy vibe - love that electric piano work

bouncy vibe - love that electric piano work

Dang, yeah, this hits pretty hard for a last minute "rushed" piece.  Very well done.  One thing I will say for building beats in Logic, it's worth really diving into the step sequencer if you haven't yet.  It's never going to have the same feel as a tracker, or like the same level of control per-event, BUT, Logic's step sequencer is VERY VERY deep... and in typical logic fashion all the more advanced per-step or per-row features are like tucked away neatly enough that you might never find them if you weren't looking for them.  But if you take the time to build some bespoke pattern templates, you can get some pretty crazy stuff going pretty fast.

Dang, yeah, this hits pretty hard for a last minute "rushed" piece. Very well done. One thing I will say for building beats in Logic, it's worth really diving into the step sequencer if you haven't yet. It's never going to have the same feel as a tracker, or like the same level of control per-event, BUT, Logic's step sequencer is VERY VERY deep... and in typical logic fashion all the more advanced per-step or per-row features are like tucked away neatly enough that you might never find them if you weren't looking for them. But if you take the time to build some bespoke pattern templates, you can get some pretty crazy stuff going pretty fast.

Thanks for the motivation! I will def have to explore the step sequencer. I've honestly just been layering loops for beats because step sequencing in a DAW to me just doesn't seem fun. But who knows! I just gotta try it, maybe I'll be super into it.

[quote=Napear]Dang, yeah, this hits pretty hard for a last minute "rushed" piece. Very well done. One thing I will say for building beats in Logic, it's worth really diving into the step sequencer if you haven't yet. It's never going to have the same feel as a tracker, or like the same level of control per-event, BUT, Logic's step sequencer is VERY VERY deep... and in typical logic fashion all the more advanced per-step or per-row features are like tucked away neatly enough that you might never find them if you weren't looking for them. But if you take the time to build some bespoke pattern templates, you can get some pretty crazy stuff going pretty fast.[/quote] Thanks for the motivation! I will def have to explore the step sequencer. I've honestly just been layering loops for beats because step sequencing in a DAW to me just doesn't seem fun. But who knows! I just gotta try it, maybe I'll be super into it. :)

funky fresh
- Ebrit

funky fresh - Ebrit

wow, love the piano solo!  love the mixing/stereo separation.

wow, love the piano solo! love the mixing/stereo separation.

dangit forgot to say i love the cat illustration too

dangit forgot to say i love the cat illustration too

Always digging your vocals, especially liked how there's a lengthy instrumental foundation established before they kind of just pop up there towards the end, which makes for the kind of unpredictable listening experience that I like stumbling into.

Always digging your vocals, especially liked how there's a lengthy instrumental foundation established before they kind of just pop up there towards the end, which makes for the kind of unpredictable listening experience that I like stumbling into.