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I made, but then forgot to post, a monthly contest song in the cafe. The theme was "Speed" so I made a song that gets faster.

Genre: hand drums, e-bass, trumpet & frying pan
Length: 2:00
4.6 Mb or 20.2 Mb download
16/44.1 wav or 320 kbps Mp3


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Plug-ins used:
  • FL FPC free World Water kit

    Modelonia >Snow2 > CombOver v0.1 > dominion v1.2 > ariesverb v0.4

    Miles'Tone > Ringelay > Time Frame

    Genesis > mistress liquifaction v0.1

    FL BooBass > Helian 2ndBass > Fuff Muzz > Dub Delay JM7 beta > Paranoia II

    Break > arcDev Resomatic > Snow2 > CombOver v0.1 > Mutant Reverb

    Outro > Stretch&Squash > mistorder B > zPS Fead > MotoRev


arcDev resomatic was acting a little iffy as always in FLStudio, so it's "finished" as it's getting, so I need no constructive advice.

Unhinged condemnation is, however, welcome.

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Nuckin Futz...
The trumpet part(Miles'Tone I take?) is an immediate throwback to Zappa. And thats always welcome IMO.
This is obscene.

Are you using anything on the master bus?

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Let's break it down quick:

Bass = boo bass, obviously (Paranoia II is a pretty sick filter, eh?)
Hand perc = FL FPC drum sampler
Flute-ish sound = Modelonia
Trumpet = Miles'Tone
Genesis = that kind of vocal-esque interjection occasionally

then the ones listed after "break" and "outro" are on the master bus, the wet/dry automated to bring the effect in where needed. Is that what you mean?

Automation = good. The varispeed and accelerating nature of this track is just playing with the tempo controls, and what ultimately makes the polyrhythmic drift happen.

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crazy cool. I couldn't help but play with the wave a bit. I de-speeded it. :) Choc full of sound design stuffs and you know I like that. As per usual, i hope my playful manipulation doesn't offend you, Runagate.

Jazzy's edit

Nice work. Originalism.

p.s. I would love a copy of that horn track someday.

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Nope, ever offended. You've got carte blanc from me, home slice.

This is why I wish I had a songwriting partner irl for my new project. Even I, as much as I think about music, don't always stand back and think, "Now that this doesn't need to be fast, what can I do?"

Partially it's that resomatic wigged out and crashed FL and I tried to save but it f-ed the project file. I didn't actually intentionally have resomatic make those two weird parts where there's that "demo noise burst" like sound, it's supposed to be playing to the midi notes I sent it. But the result, broken, amuses me and is appropriate. That's why the fsu breaks are a little shady in the transitions, too. Damned DAW crashes! Lol. I'll just pass it to you to play with.

If I can reverse engineer it, you're welcome to the whole thing.

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I like the fast version better. Cheers.

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Love the wacky meter and the jazzy vibe - supah!

The JSpoon version rox as well - nice granular moves and did you throw some funky bass in there? I'm hearing like slides and thumps but haven't a-b'd it.

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Ok, back to runny's version I guess that bass was already there, but Jazzy's mix brought it out a bit more.

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Love the when the part just before the trumpet comes in, awesome stuff.
The trumpet itself sounds great too :tu:
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This is awesome.

Like a sort of anti-pop music. Almost danceable in a non-dancy sort of way.

Or something.

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That bass is bananas btw! I'd love to hear that solo'd.

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This song is too close to describing my current personal state of affairs! Aiee! Loved it. :)
We shall see orchestral machines with a thousand new sounds, with thousands of new euphonies, as opposed to the present day's simple sounds of strings, brass, and woodwinds. -- George Antheil, circa 1925 ---

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davor wrote:I like the fast version better. Cheers.
Yeah, me too, but he's helping me to see that for people without a desire to hear as many possible mutation events per second like I do a lot of the sound design is not accentuated, which I appreciate.

poly, I uploaded the individual tracks for j-spoon at 140 bpm except the modelonia, which is broken atm for some reason. They're [url=http://www.3amnoise.net/runagate/Secretarchive.htmlhere[/url], scroll down, called "Batik Miles'Tone" &c.
herodotus wrote:This is awesome.

Like a sort of anti-pop music. Almost danceable in a non-dancy sort of way.

Or something.
I guess it kinda reminds me of my old Schiamacachinnations, which in turn sounds like something you'd have made if you couldn't just play stuff like live.
core wrote:Love the when the part just before the trumpet comes in, awesome stuff.
The trumpet itself sounds great too :tu:
Miles'Tone is one of the few payware VSTi that I've shelled out scratch for and one I simply couldn't live without. I also still have, and use, 3 of the betas and Sax-O-Phunk!

Watch out, I just noticed your remix contest sig yesterday and am well underway with my particular FSU remix.
gnu23 wrote:This song is too close to describing my current personal state of affairs! Aiee! Loved it. :)
Jebus. I think it means it's time for you to make a spastic song and post it here, then, gnu23 8)

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Bump cuz I'm intrigued as to what j-spoon is going to do with this.

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runagate wrote:
gnu23 wrote:This song is too close to describing my current personal state of affairs! Aiee! Loved it. :)
Jebus. I think it means it's time for you to make a spastic song and post it here, then, gnu23 8)
It'd just involve me screaming underneath a whole lot of reverb, delay, granular and other FSU, in no particular effect chain order. Toss in some Dick Cheney quips, serve cold with lemon.

No worries - been here before, will be here again someday - this too shall pass. It's all a cycle. :) Still, it's great to hear music that resonates with me. Makes me feel like there's still an escape hatch to be found.

You've got a great imagination. Keep up the good work.
We shall see orchestral machines with a thousand new sounds, with thousands of new euphonies, as opposed to the present day's simple sounds of strings, brass, and woodwinds. -- George Antheil, circa 1925 ---

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