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*double post* :/

quarterpound wrote:i don't think so... anorchidtexture uses an autofilter pedal sometimes but not on that one iirc. there are a few filters on my side though -- but on this track i'm all software. I think it's Fabfilter Volcano.

All you electronic guys... I don't know how you do it. I need my hardware.

i adore hardware... but i can't afford what i would need to make that particular piece. if i could though it would all be controlled by buchla touchplate!

Found this while digging through my recordings just now.

damn blahquaker, very nice! sorry I have only just gotten your pieces, they're kickass, thanks for sharing! i prefer the tonal balance a bit on magma bubble, i think, just in case you're interested...

gunslinger, I got around to In the Abode of the Kia (lol) at last. Man that is cool, I confess I got a touch distracted in the middle of both parts, but each part was way cool. Also I respect that since you aren't editing the pieces much it takes a long time to flesh a lot of these ideas out live and they're just plain addictive at volume, I totally think it's cool. The latter half was particularly interesting, bring it on folks! I love this forum.

quarterpound wrote:gunslinger, I got around to In the Abode of the Kia (lol) at last. Man that is cool, I confess I got a touch distracted in the middle of both parts, but each part was way cool. Also I respect that since you aren't editing the pieces much it takes a long time to flesh a lot of these ideas out live and they're just plain addictive at volume, I totally think it's cool. The latter half was particularly interesting, bring it on folks! I love this forum.

Thanks dude! My stuff is probably 90% improvised, and they are all just one take; there are no overdubs or added parts. Sometimes the guitar riffs are things I've been toying with, but the rest is just flow. And yes. VOLUME. I have learned the hard way to wear earplugs when I play live shows. I'm actually just now starting to toy with composing things more, but there are so many variables to take into account, since I want to be able to play a piece in one take.

sure. it's funny how much easier it is to write a conventional song than anything free-sounding. the inspiration may come easily but playing it twice is wtf hard. plus, i'd need about eight more compressors to fully recapture some of my stuff in a live capacity.

Here's something I recorded a little while back.
It starts out with just an ambient kinda guitar part, then some noise stuff comes in.

I recorded the guitar like:
Guitar > TC Electronic Nova Modulator > TC Electronic Nova Delay > Computer

And the noise:
Nova Delay > Nova Mod > back into Nova Delay > Computer



Also, just for kicks.
Here's a loop I made on accident one time, by recording about 2 or 3 minutes of playing into an old keyboard.
The keyboard shortened it into about a 3 second loop, and I have no idea what process it did that by.

Here's my noise...it also verges onto musique concrete, experimental, and sort of dark ambient at times.
http://poete-maudit.bandcamp.com

just getting back to this thread. Today I have something old to share, which I actually forgot I had posted to soundcloud previously, as a private link, just to share with the co-creator. It may get taken down soonish to make space, but it occurred to me that first, you guys should hear it; I think someone here might like it. I am actually kinda surprised we livejammed it spontaneously, in a way, tho obvs it's not terribly structured. Definitely a piece to sit back and relax to. Enjoy!

Here is a great noise track I made. It is a synth patch I created on my Novation MiniNova.

Test run of the sub tuning on the ugly blue bass
low low C# and F#
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMAZ8XPw_1w[/youtube]
Need to put in a better pickup cuz buzz… but still FUN!

Just me and a Moog guitar.

GrendelDark: that is a very cool patch indeed! Nice work, was that all in the MiniNova? One pass?

Listening to the rest tomorrow...