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Be prepared for some strange noises!
This wasn't planned as an EP/LP. It is just a collection of noise tracks I made during the last few months. I usually start tracks like this when I had a bad day or something bad happend.
I hope at least some of you enjoy it!
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Bronto Scorpio at 2.05 on October 26, 2011 02:46
@Dan Ling: Right! U-He or Reaktor! Most of the crazy things on this EP come out of Bazille and Reaktor iirc.
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Bronto Scorpio at 2.05 on October 13, 2011 00:45
@Dan Ling: It's always different. It always starts with a simple ide like "What would happen if I'd modulate the pulse width of an OSC with....", you get the idea. For this kind of stuff a lot of audio rate modulation is needed. And it's good to know how to achieve different kinds of timbres.
- Bronto Scorpio
Bronto Scorpio at 0.22 on October 13, 2011 00:41
@Dan Ling: and Thanks again! I do nothing but sound design in my spare time since over 10 years. I guess I picked up a trick or two in that time! (At least I hope so!). My obsession began when I got "Magix Music Maker" when I was 8.
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Dan Ling at 2.05 on October 13, 2011 00:41
@Dan Ling: I wouldn't even know how to go about something like this. Do you record a drone or whatever, then go through and make changes to settings on multiple passes sort of as one might do multiple track "takes?"
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Dan Ling at 0.22 on October 13, 2011 00:37
Nice work Dennis. I really enjoy the mellower stuff. It's a bit tougher for me to listen to the harsher stuff. You are truly good at this though - to get these evolving timbres, etc. which constatly flow and evolve is very cool and not everybody can do this.
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