Description : There's a thin line that separates music from annoying noise, I'm not sure which side of that line this track is on.
I'm starting to figure out how to make some pretty cool sounds using data bending, in fact the .exe file from Half-Life 2 makes it's musical debut in this track.
Lemme know what you think.
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Oh man this is definitely on the music side of that line!! I throw this on my computer and play it over my stereo while i scratch on my turntables. It's sick!
Hey thanks. What you do is open up a non-music file in some sort of wave editor that's dumb enough to open anything you point to. I used a trial copy of Goldwave. Most of what you'll get is static, but every now and then there's something usable. I've found .dll and .exe files tend to be the best.
very cool sounds, what vst(s) did you use? how many tracks all togther? Curious to know because it sounds really odd, and I enjoy listening to experimental/leftfield-ish types of electronic music.
Thanks. I only use stuff that came with FL studio, so really the only vsts I used were FPC for the percussion and this thing called toxic biohazard for the main riffs. I only used about 9 different tracks.
And again some other cool sick sounds! Really like it! And hl2.exe is definitely starting a career in music lol. I try to make some databending too and it's really funny to hear how a file sounds! Another nice glitchy track!
Description : My first Glitch-Hop track. I found some creepy/eery ambient and atmosphere loops to fit the mood. I was happy with it at first... But once I started to listen to it more, I realized it could've been better. Oh well, what artist hasn't had that thought?
Evan