Why I like analog synths and use them now and then. Might be interesting if you're also toying with the idea of getting an analog synth. Plus, there are a few chord tips.
It was a beautiful Sunday today, and I thought I'd whip up a little mini-mix with some more minimal Drum and Bass 170bpm tunes.
I'm trying, just like I used to, to extend the transitions and not just cut from drop to drop. I remember really enjoying long transitions back in the day, when the pads and melodies would blend with the drums and basses of the previous tune.
This demo (music and animation) is 2 MB (megabytes) in total and it runs on an Amiga 500 with 1 MB of RAM. Let that sink in. MOD files are such a great way of storing music.
@lehto's new single is an ethereal lullaby consisting of beautiful Rhodes and piano lines, some electric guitars and the calming voice of Emily @socool to lull young and old to sleep.
On the eve of #FairtradeMusic Friday, I present puppet jealousy and scandal for those who may have been too afraid to watch before (💥 📞 ), plus some of my online homes.
I'm really excited for you all to hear this wonderful song! I had the honour of lending my voice to this gorgeous ambient lullaby and it's really something special ♥️
If you're not into a lot of work but want the maximum sound, today I'll show you how, with just a few tweaks and free plugins, you can create awesome '90s vibe pad sounds for atmospherics.
And now for something completely different. This Friday we release @lehto's new single, an ethereal lullaby consisting of beautiful Rhodes and Piano lines, some electric guitars and the calming voice of Emily @socool to lull young and old to sleep.
One of the tracks I made for #FAWM 2024. It all came together within an hour. I took a bit more time for the mixdown. The recordings are from Berlin, Lichtenberg. I think the bleak apartment buildings and the industrial vibe really add something special to the track.
The project for #Bitwig will also be available here soon for Premium subscribers.
today I wanted to dive into the super important and interesting topic of sidechain compression. I'll use this video to do some tests, compare values, and maybe even bust a few myths. I also found a Bug!
A chamber orchestra composition I recently put on PeerTube! One of the percussionists is placing a contact mic on a large speaker to make flabby feedback; the pianist is using a contact mic/transducer against the piano strings; and there's lots of microtonal/noise sounds from the rest of the ensemble.
"Musicians are fed up. When even the perpetually mild mannered James Blake is exasperatedly posting about the depressing economic realities of a music industry dominated by streaming and social media, it seems clear that the current system is broken."