The last shit I've done its
https://soundcloud.com/diurn/sets/4seasons
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Once I'm finished saving up for what I'm currently saving up for, I think this may make it on the list of things to save up for afterwards.machinea wrote:I saved for months and months. It came to 1350 US. And I managed to save a couple hundred here and there. I think it took 6 months of saving and 2.5 months of being wait listed. The next one is gonna bite more as it will be about 800 more than this one and then I'm cutting myself off for a while. The dominion has a very authentic late 70s sound and look. In fact I've never heard a more vintage sounding modern synth yet it doesn't sound exactly like anything else. I'm crazy about it. Also I'm filming some demos this weekend tho I'm Having a hard time with the video export in Ableton which I've never used before.
Lazerize wrote:Finished recently, more groovy, good-vibey psychedelic electropop.
When I hear psychedelic music I expect to be grabbed by the sounds in a way that places me somewhere else. This was not bad. That said, none of the sounds grabbed me like I was hoping. I'm not saying it's not psychedelic at all, but if you're like me and love psychedelic music to death, it could really benefit from some strong effects to make it more so. There are a number of ways to make a song psychedelic, but I find strong effects really do the trick well. I mean it'll add a whole 'nother level of psychedelia if you drown that organ in reverb, and I mean really drown it, lots of space and lots of decay time and make it way more wet than dry. And maybe add an offbeat delay or echo on the drums to give them a little more complexity. Especially if you cut the echo on and off throughout the song. Maybe even reverb on the drums too, but with just a really tiny bit of space, but lots of decay time. That way it compliments the organ's reverb with a bit of contrast. Or maybe even better, if you wanna try something other than reverb on the drums, try playing around with a flange effect at a low frequency that matches the time signature.Lazerize wrote:Finished recently, more groovy, good-vibey psychedelic electropop.
Ah ya. That's some really cool stuff. I do indeed like it, quite a lot actually. And I wholeheartedly agree that making music should be fun. So doing what you can to keep it fun is absolutely understandable. I don't know if I'll ever get tired of playing around with effects as much as I do, but I might. Who knows.Lazerize wrote:I have plenty of music like you've described and more and I'm trying to rely less on effects (though that song is slathered in them). You might like this one. It's all guitars. <a class="vglnk" href="" rel="nofollow"><span>https</span><span>://</span><span>tresilaze</span><span>.</span><span>bandcamp</span><span>.</span><span>com</span><span>/</span><span>album</span><span>/</span><span>atlas</span></a>
With Canopy I was going for more of a psychedelic electropop song. I've just done so much stuff that's effects driven it's not fun anymore.
Thanks!!Rodheh wrote:
Cool track btw, lyst.
The majority of that was my voice yes, about 90% of it-- None of it was samples. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Took an Interview I've read by an electronic musician recently's advice with this one and slept on the song. Gave it time and kept coming back to it to find new things.747Music wrote:Lyst, that was really nice. Is that your voice throughout? Regardless, some nice work. The way it was sung and the work done with it afterwards was really psychedelic. It has a great vibe the whole way through.
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