I am tracking a particularly long piece, and I feel it would be good to share the WIP. please feel free to C&C.
I’m projecting the piece will be around 30 min. when it’s done.
download here.
also, first post!
hi sdcompo-goers!
woot. out.
I am tracking a particularly long piece, and I feel it would be good to share the WIP. please feel free to C&C.
I’m projecting the piece will be around 30 min. when it’s done.
download here.
also, first post!
hi sdcompo-goers!
woot. out.
Damn, this IS epic Awesome. Looking forward to the finished piece.
Is this inspired by Kashiwa Daisuke?
(http://www.myspace.com/kashiwadaisuke)
because it definitely sounds like it in the beginning, in a good way. I like this very much, and have been considering doing something in this style for quite some time.
I might just have to get started.
yeah… this is good
amazing!
how does one do that glitching sound of the piano at the beginning (and elsewhere in the track)? i love that. i’ve got a lot to learn…
the track goes into so many directions and textures. very nice.
thanks for posting what you have so far.
@ mr. cold: actually, yeah, it was very much inspired by daisuke! thanks.
@ synchro: you can fake buffer overflows with a send track consisting of a -INF gainer and a 100% feedback delay. just keep them off until you want to glitch the sound, and then turn on the ultra feedback delay, and the gainer a few lines ahead depending on how long you want the “buffer” to last. when you’re done with the glitch, go ahead and just turn off both effects.
I also automate the LR delay time to simulate different buffer sizes.
this is amazing
thank you very much
I liked the track, sounds something slightly similar to Mike Oldfield.
really like the style of the sounds man!
& it’s all random, yet coherent. really enjoyed it