Yeah, MX4 really excels at that stuff, love it for noisy, scratchy weird sounds. Cheers!runagate wrote:Whatever that weazy sound is that has that lovely odd rasp embedded underneath it is priceless.
Polyslax - A Touch Of The Sun
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- 8072 posts since 12 Dec, 2003 from Canada
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Thanks Ed and fake, glad you liked it!
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Should also mention I dropped a new mix in at the original link. Didn't do much other than take a little heat off the low end.
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- 3617 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from Bradford - The Armpit of Britain
Mmmmmmmmmm.
Love this lazy, stoned, shuffler.
The offbeat drumming & Bassline feel like they've been dragged straight out of my unconcious.
Warning, sustained listening to polyslax tunes can have strange effects:
Love this lazy, stoned, shuffler.
The offbeat drumming & Bassline feel like they've been dragged straight out of my unconcious.
Warning, sustained listening to polyslax tunes can have strange effects:
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- 7672 posts since 9 Nov, 2003 from Netherlands
not saying it had that ^ effect on me, but nonetheless this was a pretty cool laudback tune. Great to hear the growth beneath the notes!
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You're just a lost cause!diverdee wrote:Mmmmmmmmmm.
Love this lazy, stoned, shuffler.
The offbeat drumming & Bassline feel like they've been dragged straight out of my unconcious.
Warning, sustained listening to polyslax tunes can have strange effects:
Thanks a lot diverdee!
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Cheers mystahr!mystahr wrote:not saying it had that ^ effect on me, but nonetheless this was a pretty cool laudback tune. Great to hear the growth beneath the notes!
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- 8072 posts since 12 Dec, 2003 from Canada
Thanks for the listen Cypher!
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- 8072 posts since 12 Dec, 2003 from Canada
My one complimentary bump for the +10 minute track crowd, if there are any of you left! 
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- 10234 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
How many people download your songs, poly? With mine I can't tell but I can't help but think that your songs bridge several of the both accessible non-musician types of tunes and my types' hopelessly avant weirdo kind of audio.
I actually have to restrain myself from bumping them all the time.
I just popped onto KVR wondering about approaching you about trading some of made-to-order runagate sounds/solos/arrangement morphs for some of your beats and such to be used in our respective musics. I have no real ability to input straightforward funky beats like you make with my slow-ass midi controller though I'm not entirely sure what I'd have to offer in trade lol.
I actually have to restrain myself from bumping them all the time.
I just popped onto KVR wondering about approaching you about trading some of made-to-order runagate sounds/solos/arrangement morphs for some of your beats and such to be used in our respective musics. I have no real ability to input straightforward funky beats like you make with my slow-ass midi controller though I'm not entirely sure what I'd have to offer in trade lol.
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Just had a look at my September stats. Almost 31,000 hits on the site. 283 downloads of my main track for the month. I have no idea how those numbers compare in the grand scheme. I'm sure some of the numbers are thanks to crawlers of some kind, but I really don't check the stats very often - just when I want to make sure I'm not coming close to my ceiling. My stuff is certainly, obviously, way more tame than yours, so yeah, I could see it having broader acceptance based on that. But who knows, I'm not aiming for anything, just working by intuition.runagate wrote:How many people download your songs, poly? With mine I can't tell but I can't help but think that your songs bridge several of the both accessible non-musician types of tunes and my types' hopelessly avant weirdo kind of audio.
Why fight it?runagate wrote:I actually have to restrain myself from bumping them all the time.
Hell yes! Collab, trade, whatever, I'm sure it would be a funked up bastard of a sonic love child. Lemme know any time you wanna engage in summa dat.runagate wrote:I just popped onto KVR wondering about approaching you about trading some of made-to-order runagate sounds/solos/arrangement morphs for some of your beats and such to be used in our respective musics. I have no real ability to input straightforward funky beats like you make with my slow-ass midi controller though I'm not entirely sure what I'd have to offer in trade lol.
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- 3299 posts since 7 May, 2004 from Athens, Greece
+1diverdee wrote:Mmmmmmmmmm.
Love this lazy, stoned, shuffler.
The offbeat drumming & Bassline feel like they've been dragged straight out of my unconcious.
Warning, sustained listening to polyslax tunes can have strange effects:
I gotta go to work, you know!
Abso-f**king-lutely-awesome-sensi-micro-out-there-dub
If I go insane, please don't put your wires in my brain
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Thanks for that zeoy!zeoy wrote:Abso-f**king-lutely-awesome-sensi-micro-out-there-dub
Been out of town for a few days, actually still not back to my home system, hopefully tonight - looks like I have some cafe listening to catch up on!
