blortblort (ruins Neil Young) out of the blue
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- KVRAF
- 3191 posts since 20 Sep, 2004 from Atlanta
out of the blue(192kbps)3:32min
(used)
LazySnake
LiveSlice
newB
jb barricade
DtBlkFxS
CamelSpace
DrDevice
ohmicide
reverb (Live)
Unstable
beatrepeat (Live)
arcDev ET-100
dblueGlitch
Discord2
echologist
and
one drum loop (slightly abused)
this happens more often than I'd like to admit: I set up a set in Live with weird sig paths, strange routings, audio clips with odd clip envelopes (linked and unlinked), etc. and then just start playing and stuff happens. A lot of times, I never know what will come out from under my (sometimes fat) fingers. This is the result of one of those incidents that started out as an experimental session with using the vocoding options in DtBlkFxS, then things got out of control
(the result of my "using the vocoding options in DtBlkFxS" is the weird intermittent rhythmic burbling you hear thru out: the drum loop is being vocoded against the chordal ep line. DrDevice and CamelSpace were used in that particular signal path as well)
self-indulgent? yeah. probably, but I do hope ya enjoy!
(used)
LazySnake
LiveSlice
newB
jb barricade
DtBlkFxS
CamelSpace
DrDevice
ohmicide
reverb (Live)
Unstable
beatrepeat (Live)
arcDev ET-100
dblueGlitch
Discord2
echologist
and
one drum loop (slightly abused)
this happens more often than I'd like to admit: I set up a set in Live with weird sig paths, strange routings, audio clips with odd clip envelopes (linked and unlinked), etc. and then just start playing and stuff happens. A lot of times, I never know what will come out from under my (sometimes fat) fingers. This is the result of one of those incidents that started out as an experimental session with using the vocoding options in DtBlkFxS, then things got out of control
(the result of my "using the vocoding options in DtBlkFxS" is the weird intermittent rhythmic burbling you hear thru out: the drum loop is being vocoded against the chordal ep line. DrDevice and CamelSpace were used in that particular signal path as well)
self-indulgent? yeah. probably, but I do hope ya enjoy!
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- KVRAF
- 8099 posts since 12 Dec, 2003 from Canada
My my, that is dreamy! Nice touch on the epiano, groovy drum track and those delays kill me. You did real good! 
- KVRAF
- 4798 posts since 14 Jun, 2004 from USA
The sound design in this is unbelievably pleasant. You should be fiercely proud of this piece. An automatic Blortblort hit. This will end up playing in my car ....loud.
Yea, the delay work just adds another dimension to this piece.
sweet. aaaww, it just ended, I want more.
(presses spacebar)
Yea, the delay work just adds another dimension to this piece.
sweet. aaaww, it just ended, I want more.
(presses spacebar)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 3191 posts since 20 Sep, 2004 from Atlanta
thanks fellas! helps ta get a little feedback as I really try to be cautious when messing about with tunes that I really really like... but like I said this one happened and I kinda liked the way it turned out (fat fingers in a couple places but what the feh?
)
p-slax: high praise coming from one of the wizards of ep and delay!
Jazzy: I'm gonna have to take a spin in your car sometime. It must have a hellacious sound system
p-slax: high praise coming from one of the wizards of ep and delay!
Jazzy: I'm gonna have to take a spin in your car sometime. It must have a hellacious sound system
- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
blortblort wrote: (used)
LazySnake
LiveSlice
newB
jb barricade
DtBlkFxS
CamelSpace
DrDevice
ohmicide
reverb (Live)
Unstable
beatrepeat (Live)
arcDev ET-100
dblueGlitch
Discord2
echologist
and
one drum loop (slightly abused)
Wow, nice!
I'd just like to point out that I own the copyright to the genre which involves "writing a song by experimenting with dtblkfx's vocoder's setting and a ginormous signal chain of dsp with parameter automation" - I bet you can't find that thread here!
Note to lurkers: I'm messing with blortblort
Aside from the sound design, which obviously I love, that's some maestoso epiano funk! ill! illbient! ill and bent! Neil Young wrote one hell of a melody that day, huh? Very, very nice.
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- KVRist
- 295 posts since 26 Sep, 2006 from UK
Very nice, blortblort. I love the original, and I thoroughly enjoyed your version.
Have you considered laying down a vocal track? Personally, I think its screaming for one.
A job well done.
Have you considered laying down a vocal track? Personally, I think its screaming for one.
A job well done.
Opax
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 3191 posts since 20 Sep, 2004 from Atlanta
thanks for the nice comments and for listening!
runny- I figger'd you might like the list of goodies
...and *your* copyright is intact 
Opax - while tempting, it's probably best to keep this one a voluntary sing-along for now and that vocal should probably come from someone else if ever (Here is why...this is what happened last time I used a microphone on a tune
)
ya'll enjoy! I am getting ready head off to run with 60000 other silly folks (Atlanta 4th of July tradition...)
runny- I figger'd you might like the list of goodies
Opax - while tempting, it's probably best to keep this one a voluntary sing-along for now and that vocal should probably come from someone else if ever (Here is why...this is what happened last time I used a microphone on a tune
ya'll enjoy! I am getting ready head off to run with 60000 other silly folks (Atlanta 4th of July tradition...)
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- Banned
- 1240 posts since 28 May, 2007
This really is a sweet tune !
It gets richer and richer on the course and the sounds are great !
A good thing is you don't hear obviously the complexity and the number of plugins and sound modules ... get to the point
I played in a blues band called "Out Of The Blue" ... so it must have been cool
Peace, Funk & Soul
Drumity
It gets richer and richer on the course and the sounds are great !
A good thing is you don't hear obviously the complexity and the number of plugins and sound modules ... get to the point
I played in a blues band called "Out Of The Blue" ... so it must have been cool
Peace, Funk & Soul
Drumity
- KVRAF
- 4849 posts since 2 Sep, 2005 from city of lights (nl)
Gorgeous track, wonderful effects, super relaxing 
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Don't click here if you can't control yourself!
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- KVRist
- 295 posts since 26 Sep, 2006 from UK
...blortblort wrote:Opax - while tempting, it's probably best to keep this one a voluntary sing-along for now and that vocal should probably come from someone else if ever (Here is why...this is what happened last time I used a microphone on a tune)
Very interesting track indeed. Whats your 'singing voice' like? If you think its not so good, why not consider a collaboration with a fellow KVR'er?
Opax
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- DASH Guy
- 8159 posts since 20 Sep, 2001
as they say really great souunds, a bit like commercial nujazz but interesting and very pleasant, bravo!
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 3191 posts since 20 Sep, 2004 from Atlanta
wow! didn't expect this to be received so well
very glad it meets with approvals and thanks again for listening!
very glad it meets with approvals and thanks again for listening!
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- KVRAF
- 2427 posts since 16 Jun, 2005 from Somewhere, NV
Beautiful sounding, made my Dad stop and say, "That sounds pretty good.". Both of us standing there, staring at the computer screen, nodding our heads in time and appreciation.
I always seem to enjoy your music, blortblort. Now, how did that run go today?
I always seem to enjoy your music, blortblort. Now, how did that run go today?
- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX

