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Thanks again n0mad! No problems at all, I am available for any questions you may have. I tend to become pretty obsessed with numbers and PI has always been the favorite. Thanks much my friend. Glad that it sounded nice to you.

Thanks for the comment toxxicity! No problems my friend, if you have any questions on how to do something in Reason, please feel free to message me at siensystem@gmail.com. I can help as much as I can no probs at all.

To use samples in Reason they just need to be in either .wav or .aiff format or in .rex format (which is Reason's DrRex loop player format). All of these formats you can use with NNXT, NN19 and Redrum.

Anyway, just let me know when you have a question. I can exchange examples and things like that with better instructions/descriptions.

Thanks n0mad. You selected probably the one from the Universe project that has become my favorite. I built the software that performs conversions in a few ways. I'd have to write allot to really tell you how all works but mainly it's based on some subjects of wavelengths, spectroscopy and light properties. I'm in the process of trying to complete a v1 that I can release for others to use. Thanks again, I'm glad that you liked it.

Thanks NumberJack, appreciate it!

Thanks DJNoSleeves! Greatly appreciate you for coming by and listening and providing some great words! Means allot. Thanks.

About the way it as done: Basically, about 90% of the track was done in Reason. The drums using Redrum first to create a few loops, then the loops thrown back in using DrRex and NNXT. The bass-lines were all done using Subtractor (some rendered and thrown into NNXT) as well as some of the SFX sections and pads. The distortions were done in parts using Scream for some things like the intro as well as the scratchy vinyl sounds and also for some of the SFX. To achieve a few different effects of the distortions I passed different sections of the audio files in Scream using different Body and Damage types. The piano and choir were done in Sonar using Rewire and also several sections cut and passed through several distortion units with different parameters. Some distortions, specifically the "harsh" ones I used a waveshaper. To accomplish the panning and distortions on certain parts these were basically done by cutting sections and effecting them, then throwing the sections back using a few phasers in sequence. For some things I used a delay with short delay times (in the ms), especially for that "metallic" sound in certain areas. The glitch effects were done by two different methods: using NNXT and cutting/pasting of audio files. Allot of things were sequenced, then rendered, affected and then re-rendered and brought back in. I think allot of it was mainly just experiments of ideas and it all turned out pretty good.

Thanks again for the listen!

:) Thanks man! I really want to upgrade this one sound-wise. I only need 2 things to be able to open the files! I'm just happy that I actually found the track after all this time.

Thank you sir. This track certainly was a bit of a pain. Since all things were done the old-fashioned way: splicing, cutting, pasting, etc. But glad it turned out ok. It was also my very first track with the glitch-style genre so hopefully for later projects I can apply what I learned a bit better and broaden them further. Though I'm not certain I'd like the experience again. lol. Anyway, much appreciate your kind words.

Thanks ALX_SIX, Thanks so much for coming by and commenting! Really appreciate it. I have honestly never heard of Apex Twins, but I take it they are great? :) Well, thanks again, much love.

Ooh Oasisduke on my page! :) Thanks so much my friend. Greatly appreciate you for coming over and commenting. I have allot of work to do to get allot of the great suggestions into the next revision but hopefully soon. :)

Thanks very much my friend. Glad you liked the melody sections. I spent allot of days, trying different notes and variations and this one was the one I was happy with in the end.