Re: Sound blogs
Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:02 am
Thats awesome! I clearly need to keep up with mine better but I had some recording issues before.
It's easily fixable. And maybe even master it a little, it could sound awesomerer
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Re: Sound blogs
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 5:59 pm
Your new track is awesome, just kind of wished it played in both speakers, hehe.
It's easily fixable. And maybe even master it a little, it could sound awesomerer
It's easily fixable. And maybe even master it a little, it could sound awesomerer
Re: Sound blogs
Posted: Fri Aug 01, 2008 1:26 am
basti moon wrote:Your new track is awesome, just kind of wished it played in both speakers, hehe.
It's easily fixable. And maybe even master it a little, it could sound awesomerer
Haha I did forget to put it in stereo, I'm using an m-audio fast track into audacity and everytime I go to overdub it starts a new stereo track but only records on one side. It is easy enough to split the tracks but I guess I forgot to make them mono this time around. Oops!
Re: Sound blogs
Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 6:49 pm
Right, right, this is my thread so I can bring it out again whenever I feels like it.
So there.
My newest post features dronings and noises swashes made with the always spectacular ænima:
Luminous loops
Bassline is a feedback loop drone modulated by some random keyboard's rhythm drum snaps and the noises swashes are guitar fed into the same loop, but the knobs are obviously set different. Actually they are set to even more feedback on the guitar part, but the balance is so fine it does‘t drone away. In the loop was a Ds-1, the friendliest distortion there is.
It's pretty awesome what you can get if you spend your time trying to actually figure out what the different knobs do in all the scenarios available.
Melody droplets is my normal looping guitar doodles.
So there.
My newest post features dronings and noises swashes made with the always spectacular ænima:
Luminous loops
Bassline is a feedback loop drone modulated by some random keyboard's rhythm drum snaps and the noises swashes are guitar fed into the same loop, but the knobs are obviously set different. Actually they are set to even more feedback on the guitar part, but the balance is so fine it does‘t drone away. In the loop was a Ds-1, the friendliest distortion there is.
It's pretty awesome what you can get if you spend your time trying to actually figure out what the different knobs do in all the scenarios available.
Melody droplets is my normal looping guitar doodles.
Re: Sound blogs
Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 11:38 pm
I finally got around to putting something up again, I played horribly but was in love with the sounds
A link would be nice http://hasblueshoes.tumblr.com/
A link would be nice http://hasblueshoes.tumblr.com/
Re: Sound blogs
Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2008 10:26 am
My internet is back so I will keep my regular pace of uploading sketches and finished projects at my leisure.
Clicky signature picture to go see, if you have love for nonsensical sound clips.
Clicky signature picture to go see, if you have love for nonsensical sound clips.
Re: Sound blogs
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 9:28 am
I liked the Art gallery one. (y)