how do you get this thread, the sound

[thawkins]

https://freesound.org/people/pitx/sounds/16671/

I have been wanting to make this thread a long time, today I finally found the perfect sound.

Edited November 12, 2019 by thawkins

[user]

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[YEK]

Unlimited!

[Silent Member]

Most important discovery 2019

[thawkins]

I am actually thinking it would be a nice challenge to take the most dumbest and unmusical sample and base a track around it... and I don't mean just put the thing in a granular IDM thing which makes a completely unrecognizable thing out of it.

[TubularCorporation]

That's my kind of plan.

[YangYing]

someone pls provide the sound required to get a most idm 2020 poll and also get people to make an album for it thank you

[drillkicker]

10 hours ago, thawkins said:

I am actually thinking it would be a nice challenge to take the most dumbest and unmusical sample and base a track around it... and I don't mean just put the thing in a granular IDM thing which makes a completely unrecognizable thing out of it.

already been done

 

[TubularCorporation]

I used to fall asleep to stuff like that.

However, I agree it's already been done:

 

[thawkins]

8 hours ago, TubularCorporation said:

I used to fall asleep to stuff like that.

However, I agree it's already been done:

 

I think Neil's really talented but I always feel that his music depends so much on being embedded in american pop culture to know all the cues and inside jokes, so I find it difficult to enjoy it. Also there's so much going on at the time, it's just too intense for me and not enjoyable.

9 hours ago, drillkicker said:

already been done

 

I meant doing it without granular fuckery - it's easy to extract a killer bass from any fart sample by just zooming in to the basic one cycle waveform and pitching it up and down like a sine wave in a regular AM synth.

Something like this

 

[TubularCorporation]

TBH I don't really pay too much attention to Neil's stuff (or American pop culture) other than the really early flash cartoons, which were great at the time. He's kind of like Weird Paul Petrosky, I'm glad he still does stuff but for me it woked a lot better when he was like 14 and didn't feel like it was being made for anyone but himself (whether it was or not).

[drillkicker]

how about this then

 

personally, i think granular synthesis is vastly more interesting and impressive and that wishart piece is masterful

[TubularCorporation]

Again, there were a good few years in college where I'd fall asleep listening to old granular synthesis stuff (mostly Xenakis) so that just sounds relaxing to me.

I went through a phase in middle school where I fell asleep listening to grindcore, so same deal there.

[Freak of the week]

On 11/13/2019 at 1:46 PM, thawkins said:

I am actually thinking it would be a nice challenge to take the most dumbest and unmusical sample and base a track around it... and I don't mean just put the thing in a granular IDM thing which makes a completely unrecognizable thing out of it.

just listen to the guy in your av:

 

[TubularCorporation]

I feel like I post the Fartclops soundcloud on this board way too often but it just keeps being relevant.

 

 

[thawkins]

14 hours ago, Freak of the week said:

just listen to the guy in your av:

 

Damn you just exposed me as the fraud I am - I just took the av because I liked it and did not do much background checks.

[thawkins]

 

[thawkins]

 

[TubularCorporation]

I did a whole album based around samples from old golf broadcasts, instruction videos and videogames about 5 years ago but I never actually released it.

[thawkins]

11 hours ago, TubularCorporation said:

I did a whole album based around samples from old golf broadcasts, instruction videos and videogames about 5 years ago but I never actually released it.

Time to fix this mistake. Even the stars planets have aligned! https://orient.tm/en/the-planet-parade-will-be-on-july-4/#:~:text=It will take place on,stars located above the horizon.

[chim]

Sorry, the best sound has already been found

 

[dingformung]

^Millions of years of evolution, thousands of years of technological progress and now this.

[user]

And now what? 

[dingformung]

this

[user]

What’s that?