Your personal favourite of your own tunes

[YangYing]

Listening back I had some really fueled ideas in a couple of tracks.. I wish I had that same energy still.

 This second one was made only using the po-12, I should have avoided the realm of hardware I realize now.. is fun but for many (myself included) it becomes more about the gear than the music..

 

[TubularCorporation]

Every track I do is amazing for about 3 weeks, and then it's terrible for 3-5 years, and then it's pretty good.

[purlieu]

A fairly recent one, actually. I always spend ages fucking around adding loads of layers and twiddly bits and stuff to my tracks, and then I knock out something incredibly simple and it's about 200 times better.

My most popular is this four-track acoustic guitar piece, for some reason. Apparently people actually Googled the tab for it enough for "Clouds in the shape of clouds tab" to pop up as a suggested search a few years ago. 5k Soundcloud plays, nearly 9k on YouTube. It's nice, but I've definitely done better.

 

[TheBro]

On 9/9/2020 at 2:34 PM, zkom said:

This has some 90s MS-DOS game vibes. Like Jazz Jackrabbit

 

That 3rd track in is well dope ha ha!

[e-mertz]

I think I like this one most of my own. Didn't have a drum-machine at the time which made me make much more ambient and sample based stuff.

 

Edited January 28, 2021 by e-mertz

[dcom]

These are about 20 years old. They're potato quality (I think the sources are 128 kbit CBR MP3s), and the original WAVs were lost in a HD crash, but I still like them.

Edited January 28, 2021 by dcom

[katmat]

Nothing fancy here but quite proud of the simplicity of this one, all hardware, no computers/daws used: 

 

[xox]

really nice tracks ppl! ...proud of you!

/watmm

[perunamuusi]

Always liked this one from about 97/98 ish

 

And enjoying this one lately

 

The ladies seem to like this one

(That afx badge was nothing to do with me. Dunno who uploaded it)

Edited January 30, 2021 by perunamuusi

[dj_fraknfuterien_mustardos]

like these, still

physical modelling:

bleeps:

repetition... like to stare at the lava lamp for this one:

 

[Brisbot]

Digging a lot of the tracks here. It would be nice to have some kind of auto follow for all WATMM members on soundcloud so you don't have to go digging.

On 1/23/2021 at 12:21 AM, MIXL2 said:

Listening back I had some really fueled ideas in a couple of tracks.. I wish I had that same energy still.

 

I can't speak for you, but for me, when I have a ton of energy tracks sound a lot better than they actually are. So I end up working on lots of tracks that I think are good in the moment only to later realize they are passable or just plain bad.

So I try to work on music with a level head, and when I am bouncing off the walls on occasion I know it's probably a waste of time to work on composition tracks.

That said it's never a waste of time to work on sound design and making lots of cool sounds that can be used in tracks. I usually translate that energy into putting 30 FX on top of each other, lol

Edited February 1, 2021 by Brisbot

[mister miller]

On 1/23/2021 at 7:32 AM, purlieu said:

My most popular is this four-track acoustic guitar piece, for some reason.

it popular becuase it good lol

[b born droid]

dunno if this'll work as it's only on spotify but here it is

[ambermonk]

While I generally try to refrain from whiffing one's own farts 'Clouds openly, these two are arguably my best ones I've uploaded in the past decade

 

 

[flacid]

Probably

 

 

[xox]

 

[dingformung]

1 hour ago, xox said:

 

that is beautiful

[ignatius]

i'll play. this weird one is a mood i go back to now and then. 

https://ignatiusmusic.bandcamp.com/track/themono

always like revisiting this one. the drums and lazy progression i guess. 

 

 

Edited February 7, 2021 by ignatius

[dingformung]

1 hour ago, ignatius said:

i'll play. this weird one is a mood i go back to now and then. 

https://ignatiusmusic.bandcamp.com/track/themono

always like revisiting this one. the drums and lazy progression i guess. 

 

 

I love this, nice chill vibe and satisfying sound design (I like the wet farts in the background). I understand why you keep revisiting it. I honestly like your music better than most of the stuff of the featured artists

[ignatius]

45 minutes ago, dingformung said:

I love this, nice chill vibe and satisfying sound design (I like the wet farts in the background). I understand why you keep revisiting it. I honestly like your music better than most of the stuff of the featured artists

 

[Zephyr_Nova]

I think I've probably made at least a hundred tracks as Zephyr Nova.  Not sure about my favourite, but this one's probably my pre-2008 magnum opus (from the days when I was making a track or two every week):

Whoever curated this youtube page did a fine job.  I'd prob nix that space space decimal tune, but I can stand behind the rest.

[psn]

On 1/30/2021 at 6:24 PM, perunamuusi said:

Always liked this one from about 97/98 ish

 

 

Oh yes!!

What was the setup on that one?

[perunamuusi]

1 hour ago, psn said:

 

Oh yes!!

What was the setup on that one?

Roland mc-303

Random fx pedals 

Casiotone mt-65

Tascam 424/ii portastudio

 

 

Edited February 9, 2021 by perunamuusi

[psn]

2 hours ago, perunamuusi said:

Roland mc-303

Random fx pedals 

Casiotone mt-65

Tascam 424/ii portastudio

 

 

 

Alright, you got a lot out of that stuff!

[kieselguhr kid]

recently found a cdr with some old stuff i made back in the days (like ~15 years ago) and uploaded some of it to soundcloud for nostalgic reasons - these are really lofi, basically just unedited recordings of me jamming with an early version of audiomulch and a toy keyboard fed in through the mic input. you can hear the sound of my cpu freezing at about 02:00 in the first one. second one is just no input feedback in a chaotic setup (the actual "track" appears briefly at 04:50) - about the 3rd one i have no idea , but the ending part from 06:00 onward is quite cool.

guess it's not what you would call music, but i still kinda like them