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instead of writing my |
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and I d/led it instead of writing my thesis nice glitchy crunch circa 2001 |
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yeah that's around the time my musical education stoped. |
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probably the best place to stop too |
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http://www.last.fm/music/Sadist The beginning of SADIST takes us back to 1991, when guitarist and keyboards player Tommy and drummer Peso start auditioning musicians for a brand new project. These auditions lead to the first band’s line-up within a few weeks. The line-up is completed by bass player Andy and singer Fabio. Within few months the band was performing original material at local clubs, where they caught the attention of the indie label OBSCURE PLASMA RECORDS’ owner. cool track,man. fuck the thesis, make more |
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yeah those fuckers totally copied my name. gonna sue those bastards. |
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I like the beginning and from 2:00ish on. The drum part in the middle sounded like an unfitting addition, made of drums that sounded too normal, not glitchy relative to the beginning. What software/hardware was used on beginning? |
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track made in ableton. that begining is some weird vst plugin called "bitspeek". shown . (try to not mind that anoying asian dude). i found it boring to put it on some vocal (which it is intended to) so i put in on a synth line that is also modulated with several envelopes. it also sounds kinda cool on drums. but it's funny for maybe one track than it's getting ind of boring. with tha drums in the middle section - it's actually the same drums till the very end. the part from 2:00 is actually that same drums. the "glitchiness" of the drums is basically made by creating a loop within each sample and changing it's length and the sustain. between 1:55 and 2:05 i'm making the loop very short and the sustain quite long so you get this weird squeaky sound. there is also some bit reducing effect added because without it that squeak got annoying very fast. there would be a much better effect when the track would last about 6 minutes and the loop length would be slowly getting shorter so the track would very slowly evolve and finish completely different than the begining like in some old autechre/gescom stuff. but i didn't really have enough heart to listen to this transition for so many minutes over and over again creating other sounds for this track so i made this short breakdown to chck if it sounds good. afterwards i added this additional drums at the end and it kind of ended completely not where it was supposed to end. yeah well yea |
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that annoying asian dude has in related vids |
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interesting, thanks. 29$ for bitspeek? That's the only plugin I ever heard of that isn't 599.99$ |
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yeah but it isn't really that mind boggling is it. and it does like one single sound. that should be more like a pluggo plugin than a standalone one. |
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