It's free. Almost all the stuff I use is free, with the exception of what comes with FL Studio Pro (which still has more stuff to pay for within it, which is bs, post $200).
Thanks Bod - the sax is not a plugin ... thats one of 2 samples along with the vox samples (sorry should have written that more clearly)
I like pendulate too - but vital is amazing
Thanks for listening ... I just posted this afternoons effort but have to go to bed ... big work day tomorrow ... so look forward to listening to your new one (and others )the end after work tomorrow : )
ohhhhh this is simply sublime! Pseudoble, you produce some real beauties, listening to your tracks just, carry me away to another place beyond here...So ethereal what a vibe! this is. Sweet! vocals also. Fantastic work indeed Loved this & it's another FAVE! to add to my list. Gorgeous! Work Maestro! :)
Thanks Rita - been trying to find time to make some better tracks but mostly just experimenting with all the software and vst options ... as you know it's an endless learning curve and sometime more, sometimes less successful but always fun
Thanks for listening and the warm feedback : )
Very nice and relaxing. I like the guitars showing up in the mix without being too intrusive, just a nice single coil (?) sound, and then again with a bit more distortion.
I use a nice old yamaha (unpopular but top of the range pacifica) mostly (also have a few classical and a taylor steel string cutaway. Usually play in the second postion sometimes the first so its a humbucker and single coil combined mostly.
I used to play through a little gadget called zoom which was pretty good but six months ago got onto Neural DSP - go check the range out - Ive trialled all of the archetypes and more https://neuraldsp.com/plugins. The range of sounds that you can achieve is amazing and well spotted there are two different set ups / presets / configuration on the guitar in this track
: )
What a fantastic track. Absolutely deeply relaxing. Everything is beautifully set and in flux. I especially like your sporadic guitar parts. It could go on like this all night... Bravo
great chillout sound Ian, really nice feeling, its dreamy and the vocal is cool, nice drums, the sax is blinding, the synth and guitar sit great together, the Tibetan Singing Bowl is fresh and like Wayne said, time to grab the bong and call the lads round for a smoke up.
Hey Paul - thanks mate - hope you are getting your head around the awesomeness of your new hardware and software - it' amazing how it can be so complicated and still fun I reckon : )
Hey Wayne - thanks mate - I didnt like the first one I made with the new drum machine much so went straight onto making this track - If I'd had a drink or smoke I'd never have got it done though it might have been more fun hey : )
Nice track Ian the sounds you getting with the modular synths you've fell in love with are great and the best part is its original, you know me mate, I'm a big fan off being yourself, and being different and you most definitely are, if they want regular, or to the script they can always put the radio on, well done again bro
I like it! It's very original; you took many sounds and noises, and somehow made that into music, and that's not an easy task.
One minor point you could consider (I'm hoping this would help) is that you could have maybe more of a focus or audible change, an evolution towards the end of the song or maybe even a sort of climax. I think it might make it even stronger, but it's already very interesting.
Well done buddy!
Thanks - yeah I tend to not have any real structure to the songs and that is something I have to try and work on - still learning - I kind of get stuck is just getting the sounds happening without thinking so much of telling a story / developing a narrative or even having a beginning, middle or end. It's good to be reminded to think about that it does make tracks more interesting : )
Hey CC - yeah it is more electronic than lofi - the bell and chimes sounds come from the modular synths and they add a lot of the texture too. Thanks for listening and commenting : )
Hey Michael
I think I must be close to needing to not use my modular synths for a bit - I'm having too much fun changing everything I play into something else - but I feel it's getting a bit the same (even when Im happy with the sound)
Thanks for the warm and funny affirmation and for listening
oh wow, this is different, very unique, i love the sound of this, it's something we don't usually hear on LM. Brilliant percussions. What a complete wonderment listening to this, I truly like this glad I stopped by. Kudos!
Thank you for the lovely feedback - I hope to have some more time in the coming weeks to catch up on some listening and play some more to - most definitely Im looking forward to hearing your lovely voice on some tunes soon. : )
Cool, relaxing atmosphere, a bit, jazzy, a bit psychedelic, a bit middle eastern. The bird chirped out of key at 1:38 though, lol. Where is Ravi Shankar when you need him, a little sitar here and there would be a cool touch.
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Vital was a game changer for me, along with Pendulate, which is a mono "west coast" synth.
You should try this piano plugin
https://vis.versilstudios.com/upright-1.html
It's free. Almost all the stuff I use is free, with the exception of what comes with FL Studio Pro (which still has more stuff to pay for within it, which is bs, post $200).
Anyway. Great track. Faved.
I like pendulate too - but vital is amazing
Thanks for listening ... I just posted this afternoons effort but have to go to bed ... big work day tomorrow ... so look forward to listening to your new one (and others )the end after work tomorrow : )
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This evening i listen to all the featered tracks and there are much new great chilling tracks and yours is definitely one of them .
Thanks for listening and the warm feedback : )
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Sweetness.
I use a nice old yamaha (unpopular but top of the range pacifica) mostly (also have a few classical and a taylor steel string cutaway. Usually play in the second postion sometimes the first so its a humbucker and single coil combined mostly.
I used to play through a little gadget called zoom which was pretty good but six months ago got onto Neural DSP - go check the range out - Ive trialled all of the archetypes and more https://neuraldsp.com/plugins. The range of sounds that you can achieve is amazing and well spotted there are two different set ups / presets / configuration on the guitar in this track
: )
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This is pretty chilled out, laid back, hit the bong goodness, lol! A bit trippy. There's lots going on, much to listen to.
It's well mixed, I can hear everything clearly. Cool atmosphere and feel to the track, great job!
Wayne
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One minor point you could consider (I'm hoping this would help) is that you could have maybe more of a focus or audible change, an evolution towards the end of the song or maybe even a sort of climax. I think it might make it even stronger, but it's already very interesting.
Well done buddy!
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Dope synth sounds i like it the chime type sound not or bell i think is cool! Very bouncy. With hard bass would be nice 2
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Loving the originality.
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I think I must be close to needing to not use my modular synths for a bit - I'm having too much fun changing everything I play into something else - but I feel it's getting a bit the same (even when Im happy with the sound)
Thanks for the warm and funny affirmation and for listening
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Well i think they do fight over territory and mating already hey - so Im wondering if they could sort that out without fighting would they
But seriously - lets hope the murder and destructions stops
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Nice one man!
Wayne