haven’t had this much fun with beat smashing in a while:
straight programming, no vst’s, no postproduction.
haven’t had this much fun with beat smashing in a while:
straight programming, no vst’s, no postproduction.
A little chaosy in 2nd part, but indeed - very nice 09xx madness ! Congrats
May you upload archived .rns file for educational use plz ?
Cool stuff. I love the juxtaposition of the very “slight” and “innocent” melodies and atmospherics with the beat. I love the rhythm changeup at 3:00!
very cool stuff.
a bit of post-production mix tweaking will easily get this in my favourites list
Should add this to “Example.xrns” in the next version of Renoise.
Awesome.
ok, i was going to drop the sample rate before uploading it, but i suppose (since it’s only 4megs anyway) i’ll just upload the full version later on today.
it’ll prolly come in 2 rns files since one of the breaks was coded, rendered and then sliced up a second time in the track.
i’ll post the tracks when i get home from work
thanks for all the kudos!
Edit:
here you go:
chukks.zip
still tweaking it a bit. this is the version in the mp3.
cheers!
You could pack the samples in the song with ogg vorbis, then I would not have to download another quicktime pack
Nice work, great song
i don’t understand why you need a quicktime pack
the reason i included the other file was so that people could see how the break that’s getting cut up was programmed. it is for educational use after all
Actually, it’s my connection’s fault, I just thought I’ve used some mp3 packed samples inside your xrns, but it seems I was wrong. But anyway, I like the track, and it’s great when people share their experience.
Nice stuff!
very nice. to short though… i actually spammed it in exitement.
thanks!
i’ve actually added a couple more lines to it. it looks like it’s going to be part of an album i’m working on and, it will likely be extended a pattern or two as the record is going to get produced as a continuous mix.
I hope you’re xrns will be still online when Renoise 1.8rc1 is out, I could start my xrns review blog from your track