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Wow.....hypnotic, the bass is perfect man! I'd love to hear this completed!subset wrote:I'm working on this little tune at the moment:
http://ge.tt/5ouP5BM/v/0
It started as a simple experiment in using a compressor more as an effect rather than a mastering tool, but it evolved into something I quite like. Not a new technique for sure, but this one uses 4 compressors in a row, which might count for something.
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lol this is awesome.lurkingrecords wrote:My 8 bit remix of BoC's 'Happy Cycling'. Chiptune FTW!
http://youtu.be/YhgLNspFNvU
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Some fun neo new age try, maybe cheesy too, inspired by futuristic ambient ps2 and dreamcast music, strangely it sound like my most "boccest" track in a way :
http://soundcloud.com/4mount/tokyo-sect ... eamstation
http://soundcloud.com/4mount/tokyo-sect ... eamstation
Awesome song man. I looooove the synth that comes in at 1:17. It's beautiful.Geodesic wrote:Some fun neo new age try, maybe cheesy too, inspired by futuristic ambient ps2 and dreamcast music, strangely it sound like my most "boccest" track in a way :
http://soundcloud.com/4mount/tokyo-sect ... eamstation
Thanks 747, I'm glad that you liked it.747Music wrote:Awesome song man. I looooove the synth that comes in at 1:17. It's beautiful.Geodesic wrote:Some fun neo new age try, maybe cheesy too, inspired by futuristic ambient ps2 and dreamcast music, strangely it sound like my most "boccest" track in a way :
http://soundcloud.com/4mount/tokyo-sect ... eamstation
By the way the numbers of games you played and the trophies you got are quit impressive and varied... From my side I've been stroke by somekind of curse with my video games console, the last 4 years I've lost 1 xbox 360, 2 ps2, 1 ps3, and I'm a carefull guy, I never had a dead console before, in my all video gamer life.
So I start to think that a superior force don't want me to have more trophies than you
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Nice! Beatifully simple and the sounds work so well together. Bass reminds me a touch of Kid For Today.Geodesic wrote:Some fun neo new age try, maybe cheesy too, inspired by futuristic ambient ps2 and dreamcast music, strangely it sound like my most "boccest" track in a way :
http://soundcloud.com/4mount/tokyo-sect ... eamstation
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I decided to make a video for a new song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao-K4rEQv7k
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That's pretty cool. I'd totally listen to this. Where those vocals lifted from?subset wrote:I'm working on this little tune at the moment:
http://ge.tt/5ouP5BM/v/0
It started as a simple experiment in using a compressor more as an effect rather than a mastering tool, but it evolved into something I quite like. Not a new technique for sure, but this one uses 4 compressors in a row, which might count for something.
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Thanks Elephant Face and lurkingrecords! Glad you enjoyed this. It's currently kinda shelved, because due to the massive amounts of destructive processing it took it's hard to move forward. But once I get done with the couple of remix jobs I have at the moment I may give it another go.Elephant Face wrote:That's pretty cool. I'd totally listen to this. Where those vocals lifted from?subset wrote:I'm working on this little tune at the moment:
http://ge.tt/5ouP5BM/v/0
It started as a simple experiment in using a compressor more as an effect rather than a mastering tool, but it evolved into something I quite like. Not a new technique for sure, but this one uses 4 compressors in a row, which might count for something.
No idea about the vocals though. I'm downloading tons of random acapellas as I come across them, to have various vocal samples to cut up, and sometimes don't name the files properly. I could try to trace it back.
And Elephant, I actually listened to your tune this morning. A very pleasant way to wake up!
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Hey, thanks, I appreciate it! I've got more songs with that girl on the way. I've been busy with school and work lately so I've only been doing little short things. What's your name on Soundcloud?subset wrote:Thanks Elephant Face and lurkingrecords! Glad you enjoyed this. It's currently kinda shelved, because due to the massive amounts of destructive processing it took it's hard to move forward. But once I get done with the couple of remix jobs I have at the moment I may give it another go.Elephant Face wrote:That's pretty cool. I'd totally listen to this. Where those vocals lifted from?subset wrote:I'm working on this little tune at the moment:
http://ge.tt/5ouP5BM/v/0
It started as a simple experiment in using a compressor more as an effect rather than a mastering tool, but it evolved into something I quite like. Not a new technique for sure, but this one uses 4 compressors in a row, which might count for something.
No idea about the vocals though. I'm downloading tons of random acapellas as I come across them, to have various vocal samples to cut up, and sometimes don't name the files properly. I could try to trace it back.
And Elephant, I actually listened to your tune this morning. A very pleasant way to wake up!I've been following you on SoundCloud ever since "Nebulous" which is a brilliant track and my favourite among yours. I actually played it in a DJ set of mine a couple of months ago. Some people went mental (in the best possible way) when it hit the 2:30 mark!
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Oh, bring them on!Elephant Face wrote: Hey, thanks, I appreciate it! I've got more songs with that girl on the way. I've been busy with school and work lately so I've only been doing little short things. What's your name on Soundcloud?
I'm over here: https://soundcloud.com/polygon-ring
Most of the stuff there is pretty old though.
My most worked track since a long time, electronic / psyche balearic stuff :
http://soundcloud.com/4mount/4mount-giralia-b-mix
http://soundcloud.com/4mount/4mount-giralia-b-mix
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Bibio-inspired thing with a little visual component.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... BJxqRw108U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... BJxqRw108U
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