BaggerMcGuirk
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1 hour ago, brian trageskin said:
but expanding that material into something interesting and diverse is a different story.
Couldn't agree more. With some very rare exceptions, the "painting myself into a corner" feeling multiplies exponentially the further I get into a track. Thx for the notes.
1 hour ago, Wunderbar said:On an unrelated note how good are you guys at following a melody? Like follow if a note goes up or down.
I can tell when a note is going up or down, but identifying scales or chords is still beyond me for now.
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Another draft. I like parts of it, but I think I might just move on to something else.
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That FM bell midway is lovely. Solid track through and through.
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You've been on a roll. This is another favorite of mine.
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Shipping to the US continues to be murder, but it's about what I would have been willing to pay for a 25 year old copy on discogs, and it's orange. That shirt would have made an excellent tool for social distancing, but I passed anyway.
Edit: Yea it's remastered. Don't listen to me.
Double-edit: They did a great job with the remaster, from what I can tell on the freebie pre-release track.
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I don't think I have any Squarepusher vinyl from before...2015 or so. Provided this has vinyl involved, they'll be getting a fair bit of money from me.
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A remaster of FMWT would be my guess. I'd snap that up in less than a second.
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1 hour ago, TheBro said:
Yeah tried to run it in Live but no luck. I use to have that VST.
Have you tried J-Bridge? I think it's old enough to be a 32 bit plug. I definitely have it running on 10, but haven't loaded it up yet on Live 11. I'll double-check tho.
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Check out Chimera. It's an old windows based Vsti that uses white noise and resonance to make really interesting pad sounds(among other things):
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Agreed on the cylob comparison. It's got a chunky Rephlex feel that I've found to be really hard to chase.
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Really enjoyed this. Not that I dislike more drone-y ambient, but I really enjoy glassy sounding stuff like this, and I don't feel like there's enough of it.
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Finished up one of those WIP posted a while back:
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This has a really thick groove, and it offsets the glassy pad really well. I think I'm listening to the newer version, as the bass seems pretty under control.
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It's pricey, but I picked up a used RME babyface a few years ago, and I have never had a single issue with it. I've tried all kinds of stuff that supposedly 'just works', and RME stuff actually lived up to the hype in that regard. That being said, people seem to love their A/D converters and pre-amps, and I genuinely can't tell the difference between my old PCI card. I just love how stable it is.
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This is EXCELLENT, imo. Those chords are magical. Are they sampled?
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Yea I think that would be a blast. Watching this space.
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Looks like a good time. Have you ever done a livestream thing?
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Really enjoyed the way this one spools out. It's got a prog vibe for me. I'm jealous of your ability with the live instruments!
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This one is pretty basic, but I was happy with the overall sound of it.
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I'll give the demo a shot. I like the idea of microtuning and non-western scales, but not enough to leap over all the technical hurdles in my setup so far.
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Woah. Yea ok then!
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The aquatic sounds at the beginning are really nice. Yea I'd also like to see what this sounds like as more than a sketch.
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That made my day.
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I just picked up the unlimited thing for space. I can confirm that it provided me with additional space.
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Songs by Tramic
in Your Latest Creations
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Years and years, haha. That being said, only in the last 2 years or so have I made a concerted effort to get better at it, if that makes sense. I'm sure I've been learning some stuff by osmosis, but only lately have I been setting out to learn techniques to make tracks sound better, or at least more quickly make them sound like the ideas in my head.