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based off this article:
http://www.soundstosample.com/blog/pro- ... uctio-tips

song link: http://soundcloud.com/wolf-ray/frankenfidget

It is interesting how you followed the instructions. I could plainly hear many of the techniques you used, the offsetting and the quantizing and the eqing also. I think it's great that you do these exercises. It must help you develop new techniques. This was very intersting. Gld you're keeping these up each month.

Cool. I like how you base these songs off articles like that. I guess it's a good source of inspiration to get songs done. I tried to read the article, though there were lots of things I didn't understand, sadly. I'm probably going to have to learn some of these things sometime down the road though.

Keep it up man.

Pumpkin King wrote:I tried to read the article, though there were lots of things I didn't understand, sadly. I'm probably going to have to learn some of these things sometime down the road though.

I could try to answer any questions you have. Did you need something defined or a technique explained?

for instance I bet the 'glitchy drums' section doesn't make much sense. I know the Cubase equivalent of the technique the author is attempting with Live. Basically you can take a drum loop and use a tool to detect transients (the initial attack of a percussive hit). The tool will slice up the loop into sections according to the peaks of the waveform, and then assign a midi note to each piece of the sliced loop.

You can then rearrange the assigned midi notes to rearrange the loop.

The author suggests piling a bunch of effects on some kick free loops before that process.

Oh, well as I look at it now, I think it's more that I need to read it slower to know what it's saying. With the Bass section, I think it'd be easier if I saw the process to understand it better.

Pumpkin King wrote:With the Bass section, I think it'd be easier if I saw the process to understand it better.

they have a link to a vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08BoGYGZ ... r_embedded

btw that youtube channel has some amaaazing sound design tutorials.

Cool, I'll check it out in a bit.

Hi Charles...

Interesting slide in this odd melody in the bass...it sounds so UNUSUAL fitting to the rhythm as it does and middle range also... a nice sound! !

Not realy sure where its supposed to go but it has MUCH interest and I find it rather catchy and fun !!! That it follows the required instructions is of a side interest to me as a melody/harmony student of FAR too many years.... but I see why it is so arranged. It is involved to me, in the sense of new sounds but I see the reasoning behind it somewhat, and feel MORE WORK with this idea might yield realy startling results in some usage . . . .

And its VERY catchy as well and I like that!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Charles !!!

Regards, John Johnny.. ellll