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Tags : | Industrial | 2.52 MB

Description : This track is something new and different. I will try to finish this track as I'm really into the flow of it so far. Its influenced by my current consumption of El-P I would say.

Updated on 5-10-09. This is pretty much the final on this. I couldn't really kill the song as I liked it. I added guitar to it then just looped it and added some stutter/toggle effects to it. If anyone feels like they can use this or any part of it for something just contact me and I will bounce out the whole thing in individual files and give them to you. Cheers

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  1. JohnBoutilier
    JohnBoutilier on Tue 15th Feb 2011 - 13 years ago

    This is sic in the best form of the meaning. This track is like major soundtrack material. Post apocalytic, harsh and awesome.

    Love this track

    John

    MCHN
    Reply by MCHN

    Thanks for the review John. Soundtrack to a post apocalyptic film, love those ideas. With the way things are happening in the current world event, I might have a documentary to score sadly. Cheers for the review :D

  2. alividlife
    alividlife on Sat 4th Sep 2010 - 13 years ago

    Decided to check out yer oldest.

    Man.. You were way better than me in 2008 lol

    Drums are really simple no nonsense awesomeness.

    Love it.
    If you still got this.. I would love to make a dnb death metal hybrid? lol
    If not no worries man.
    I like your style.
    Keeping my eye out for your future works!
    \m/

    MCHN
    Reply by MCHN

    Think this reason file still lurks around somewhere. It might also have nothing but presets lol. Drums I know were from the patch 'Mpc Roll Enumerator' or something like that. The effects were also presets lol. This track was like falling in love with Reason again. Simple idea sequencing but I've always been amazed at its depth. Weird thing is, I troll the forums and saw something about Clinthammer and you working on a Inferno concept album. This song was from a same idea. The dark wood of error. New error terror was like an intro idea. I may upload some of the other tracks from that. The others went in a different direction, more downtempo. I also gotta check out Clint's stuff now that I'm thinking about it. Cheers again man, really appreciate the reviews. I'll be making my way back to jam out to some more of your stuff :D

  3. iDude
    iDude on Tue 16th Dec 2008 - 15 years ago

    I Love the mean distorted sounding bass.. You going to get around to doing more with this track?

    MCHN
    Reply by MCHN

    Its still being worked on. Intro was extended with more of that pitchshifted/panned bass. A second part was added also. Hopefully it will be finished soon.

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