Love this! It's a great mixture of Electronic and weirdness! Which works really well. Love the bass and synths on this along with all the other weird bits that come in and out throughout the track, keeps things interesting. Overall, it has a bit of a sci fi feel to it. Great stuff, I really like it.
Thanks for the comment and glad you like it.
All synths handled by Vital.
3 bass tracks, "BS Chord Stack 1" by Woolf on PresetShare twice + "Fine Grain"by SNFK.
Hello TheFrenZ, sounds like a synth get-together....nice percussive effects keeping rhythm and blending quite nice with the party of sounds......good job.
Thanks, glad you like it. It's 15 Vital instances and Sitala for the drum FX-ed by Stochas, Echo Cycles, Lava Reverb and Raum. Echo Cycles takes care of the "dancing" of some percussion elements. Stochas creates random notes for the two "chatter" moments.
I like this composition :D
wall of sound
"To attain the Wall of Sound, [PHIL]Spector's arrangements called for large ensembles (including some instruments not generally used for ensemble playing, such as electric and acoustic guitars), with multiple instruments doubling or tripling many of the parts to create a fuller, richer tone.[5] For example, Spector often duplicated a part played by an acoustic piano with an electric piano and a harpsichord.[6] Mixed well enough, the three instruments would then be indistinguishable to the listener.[6][7]"
Thanks, glad you like it.
Well I didn't use the Spector's technique :) Modern VST instruments blend multiple sound sources to achieve just that. In this track we have up to 5 synths playing different things at the same time and vocals (deformed or not) on top. Reverb effects assist creating the continuous flow of sound (the wall, but maybe I used this wording incorrectly).
Greetings, Now this was interesting to listen to. I do miss some more varietys though and it sounds a bit monotomous for my taste. Still i do like the elements you used in here though. They were prety good though. And it has the potential to become a good song if you choose to. The audio itself is clear enough though which is always good. So keep on creating. And have a good one, Verdi
Thanks for listening, I'm glad you found it interesting. I agree it's a bit monotonous, more as usual. I don't know if the potential will be explored, I'm a "creator" and have a lot of time, creating about 1 new track from scratch per week. Since this track I have the next one ready en 2 in development. I just share what I created for myself and happy when people like it and/or possibly collect ideas from it.
You like to remix this track? You can have the stems, just PM me via the profile page :)
You found some, I guess you didn't want to list them all :) In the first half 3 , in the second part it became part of the beat.
Say "Looperman", pitched up 12 semitones, play it twice at double speed and pan left/right, used at: 1.22, 1.37, 2.07, 3.33, 3.48, 4.03, 4.18, 4.33, 4.48, 5.11, 5.26, 5.56, 6.11, 6.26, 6.41.
Sometimes I fool around and have a bit of fun ;-)
Oh yeah, this is super cool yet again! That little melodic break, there's notes in there that trigger some memory of something else but I can't put my finger on it. Respect to you man, you have a great and unique style. Tumeke!
Thanks for listening, glad you like it. This time I "played" the keyboard for most melodies hence the occasional for this genre untypical slightly off-beat timing, didn't want to quantize to the grid after recording :-).
I made up all melodies (fidling on my Akai MPK mini plus).
Hello TheFrenz, definitely a wall of sound and then some....a ton of different elements working here in very good electronic form....this would very well on the dance floors. Its a well put together track.
Liking this one quite a bit. It has quite a few different little elements to it, which makes it interesting to listen to, imo. Somewhat reminds of playing the Wipeout games on Playstation it's got that futuristic, quirky, industrial edge to it.
Well, I realize from your profile that you are retired, (white-haired grampa making dance music) - just like me. Except, that you almost certainly DO have time to develop your proficiency in making music and, more importantly, have fun doing it. I am 78 years old. Still learning. Still creating, as best I can. More slowly, definitely. But, I have no intention of stopping. Too much fun. :)
Hi Eric, Indeed, just 9 year younger and most likely some time left on this planet to create many more tracks, just have to find a free site where I can stash 40+ new tracks per year :-) I guess I have to start dropping older stuff here on LM.
Great track, builds up really well. Reminds me of Tangerine Dream at times. The song has a really nice feel to it and flows really well, lots of things going on and keeping it interesting. I like the slight interlude at 4.00 and then it's back to business. All in all a great track, I like it.
Such a groovy and soothing track there. I really enjoyed the vocals and industrial effects. Didn't even realize that song was almost 7 minutes long, it just flew by.
Great work TheFrenZ!
I love this track. Fun, whimsical, upbeat. Love the hypnotic beat and bass. And all the different elements coming in and out. I also like how you use your voice as an instrument in this and other tracks I've heard. Reminds me a bit of kraftwork or tangerine dream or something. Sounds great too in terms of production.
Thanks, glad you like it. In the beginning I picked up the rule "Every 4 to 8 bars a change" to keep the listener focussed, I still try to adhere to that rule. Our voice/mouth can be used for so much more than just speach or singing, I experiment regularly with it, just take serious out of the equation and have fun :-)
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All synths handled by Vital.
3 bass tracks, "BS Chord Stack 1" by Woolf on PresetShare twice + "Fine Grain"by SNFK.
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wall of sound
"To attain the Wall of Sound, [PHIL]Spector's arrangements called for large ensembles (including some instruments not generally used for ensemble playing, such as electric and acoustic guitars), with multiple instruments doubling or tripling many of the parts to create a fuller, richer tone.[5] For example, Spector often duplicated a part played by an acoustic piano with an electric piano and a harpsichord.[6] Mixed well enough, the three instruments would then be indistinguishable to the listener.[6][7]"
Well I didn't use the Spector's technique :) Modern VST instruments blend multiple sound sources to achieve just that. In this track we have up to 5 synths playing different things at the same time and vocals (deformed or not) on top. Reverb effects assist creating the continuous flow of sound (the wall, but maybe I used this wording incorrectly).
on Up to the brim by TheFrenZ
on Up to the brim by TheFrenZ
You like to remix this track? You can have the stems, just PM me via the profile page :)
on Up to the brim by TheFrenZ
on Up to the brim by TheFrenZ
Say "Looperman", pitched up 12 semitones, play it twice at double speed and pan left/right, used at: 1.22, 1.37, 2.07, 3.33, 3.48, 4.03, 4.18, 4.33, 4.48, 5.11, 5.26, 5.56, 6.11, 6.26, 6.41.
Sometimes I fool around and have a bit of fun ;-)
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on Up to the brim by TheFrenZ
I made up all melodies (fidling on my Akai MPK mini plus).
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Good job!
Cheers!
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Its not the music i listen at home but you didd a good job.Yes i enjoyed it ...funny vocals.
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Regards from Ottawa,
Eric
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Great work TheFrenZ!
-J-
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