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[viscosity]

nice track, I've followed you on Soundcloud

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cool, thanks

[BCM]

lots of interesting noises :)

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thanks

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(n1)ce TRAcK beauty bubbl0s06A

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you like? glad you do

[T3551ER]

very nice! Sort of makes me feel like I'm floating in a dark void with shafts of light exploding all around (think, flex). The texture of everything feels very palpable. Thick. 

When you have a moment would be interested to know what you're using to create the noises here. Tops!

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5 hours ago, darreichungsform said:

you like? glad you do

yeah I like it, was just being an idiot. what enviroment you making it in?

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nice to see that you guys like it

I made some FM-ish drum sounds in Reaktor Blocks, loaded them into Geist2 where I added filters and some effects to them and created a probability based polyrhythm which I then sent through two instances of Unfiltered Audio Triad (great new plugin with wicked modulation system). Basically kept improvising and changing parameters and added / removed / changed modulators throughout the recording. Did some dynamic processing and EQ-ing to make it sound thick

A lot of the rhythmic variation comes from modulated delays. Some of the tonality comes from Karplus Strong like usage of delays

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made another track in a similar way: https://picosong.com/wN5wL/

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and yet another one:

 

[Plarkreluke Banloboh]

Your bass drum like sounds have such a pleasingly chunky thwack and the woodpecker woodblocks are quite hypnotic. The squeaks and creaks tie it all together into an organic whole. Nice work. 

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Thanks As far as I remember the kick drums were just a sine wave slightly frequency modulated by another sine wave plus a thin layer of white noise, some envelope curve, a high pass filter and very light harmonic distortion. The "thwack" comes from the serial compression with a compressor with a very quick attack time to shave off some of the extreme volume peaks from the transients followed by a compressor with a slow attack (about 62.5ms, that's 1/16 at 120bpm) and a fast release (125ms, 1/8) to give back some thicker transients. Not sure if it makes any sense to quantize one's compressors

Listening back to the tracks some days later I find they could use some more weird voice sampling. The second track is a bit too compressed. I might make a fourth track in that vain and make an EP out of it

[Plarkreluke Banloboh]

Quantised compression for Most IDM 2020.

[petsim]

(h32.) and 93ke8934 are both excellent. They sound very organic to me: writhing life forms. Great stuff 

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thanks!