runagate - fluctuating abstraction + .flp file

[runagate]

runagate - Bittern, Relinquish Thine Ionic Halides

260kbps Mp3
8.4 Mb download
4:34 duration
genre: abstract

I've been monkeying around with a couple of de la Mancha's VST WIPs and came up with this. There's the mp3 here, and at the bottom of the page is the .flp to download is you use the current beta of FLStudio (7.4?).



Plug-ins used to make this:

• hue2600 > dBlue Glitch v1.3
  
  piggle > wavemorph v0.5 > Buffered
  
  thunder > bj Wavechanger2 > Shifter-Bank
  
  brush > daevl.triphase > compressive
  
  manic > Quiet > Buffer Override > ck granutha > moot v2.3 > daevl.triptych
  
  FL BooBass > X-Fx Overdrive > Helian 2ndBass > DynaFilter2 > machine alpha > Barracuda > dubsack
  
  Jellfish > arcDev ET-200 > Milli Vinylli > Wow n Flutter > TimeShifter2
  
  Master Bus > Antonymic > beta Onion Fx > Motile > Anticode > Compressive

B,RTIH FLStudio project file

Bittern, Relinquish Thine Ionic Halides for the KVR Tracker

[rachmiel]

yummy. like listening to a recording of a neuron dreaming.

[mayan]

wow, man...that was excellent. Great listen. Something very organic about it...I think that rachmiel said it well...something happening at the very root of things.

[polyslax]

Cool - seems to have a wider, warmer sound palette than your tracks often have, and I like the fact that it's down tempo. Plenty of yummy sound treats to tickle the aural pleasure centre!

[de la Mancha]

y o u . s c a r e . m e








m o r e . t h a n . e v e r

[mellotronaut]

this is ... this is ... this is incredible: the sounds you get are so special, so unique and organic! Also fantastic mix!
A pleasure of clustery noises.



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[JacK_SoliuM]

excellent!

[runagate]

yummy. like listening to a recording of a neuron dreaming.

Why, thank you.

y o u . s c a r e . m e








m o r e . t h a n . e v e r

Even at 0:01 you can hear erratic saying, "Mancha" lmao.

[stanlea]

I like second part better, nostalgia I think.

[ouroboros]

hey thanks!
nice piece - fascinating to see you work. Although I'm surprised at how much more sound design on the synth vs the fx' there is. Very cool.

I love the title, because it evokes a great picture when listening. Still happily investigating it here

[runagate]

I like second part better, nostalgia I think.

I love your comments. I wonder if your comments are so much like koans in your native tongue? I bet they are.

hey thanks!
nice piece - fascinating to see you work. Although I'm surprised at how much more sound design on the synth vs the fx' there is. Very cool.

I love the title, because it evokes a great picture when listening. Still happily investigating it here

I wish I could provide you with something more by-design instead of a byproduct of preset-making. And I will. I imagine that, being that I'm working on an entirely new kind of project (it's working! I can't believe it!) that I'll be able to provide something more methodical and structured.

Automating instruments, ah how I love it. When I say I automate stuff, I am not joking around. This is not even remotely an egregious example of such.

Everyone else, thanks for listening

[pattonfreak1]

You so need to be a sound designer for... MIRIMAX

[runagate]

You so need to be a sound designer for... MIRIMAX

As in the MIRIMAX that made this???



Yeah, ok. Tell me how to apply for that job. I warn any prospective employer, though, that I will spend a maximum of 16 hours a day at a PC.

Can I bring de la Mancha to Hollywood, too?

[pattonfreak1]

Can I bring de la Mancha to Hollywood, too?