This one was a lot of fun. It’s a creepy horror soundtrack.
I sourced lots of creepy sounds from youTube and created a murderous cover-up scene set in the woods at night - or at least that’s what it makes me imagine! I overlayed some scary chords to add to the suspense. I did a lot of stereo placement by using the hard panned L & R trick, but this time I actually used two pairs of hard panned tracks (two L and two R) to make it easier for me to plan things and ditch things that weren’t working so well.
Hey guys ! Here’s my second track for this wonderful battle.
When I started
the day before yesterday I was rather on an ambient idea landing on a
planet after the space party, I even recorded some sounds outside …
I finally completely derived in a style that usually is not mine, but it was very fun anyway ! So this is Star Disco, Meet Her At The Cantina !
And the third one, since I got the sh01, I didn’t really take time to play it as much as I wanted to… This one is a full SH01 track, entirely recorded on the op.
Hey guys, here’s a third one from me. It started it’s life as an idea that didn’t quite gel with the track I was working on but warranted some attention of it’s own. It’s super stripped back and quite mellow.
(Really liking the format of this battle. When working on the op-1, I generally have so many little ideas that never really make the cut, but this battle s a way to give all those little outtakes some air time).
(Really liking the format of this battle. When working on the op-1, I generally have so many little ideas that never really make the cut, but this battle s a way to give all those little outtakes some air time).
I totally agree with that :). These “forgotten” little tracks need to be heard. It also allows you to have fun with short session
I find it so hard to cram ideas down to one minute! This is good practice for me. I sampled some organistrum (wtf is that?) and even myself on a little guitar lick. Throw in some clumsydrums, dr wave tristar and some obnoxious CWO and you’ve got a one(ish) minute wonder. Boom!
Man some more heatrock across this thread… @KOHLBERG that track was very Portishead to my ears. Dig it! Love the punchy drums from @yoof as well, has a really “open” sound to it that I dig
track 3 from me. these breaks is why i dig records. sampled and cut on OP-1. composed primarily from samples as such, but also includes OP-1 internal synths.
Hi everyone ! I bought myself an OP-1 for xmas and this seems like a great way to get to grips with it
I love chopping up random speech samples, so having a sampler with a built in FM radio is amazing … even though i have to stick my head fully out of the window to get a signal.
Finally able to post this, which was made mostly on Christmas eve. It started with a totally rad horn sample and ended with me plugging my no-name bass that I've had forever (I don't even think it's made out of real wood) straight into the op-1 which actually yielded surprisingly good results. I also played an old Roland electric piano I've had forever (but never use) straight into the op-1 because I needed a good organ sound during the first loop. I even recorded some vocal one shot chops (via built in mic) by yours truly, pitched up considerably. Slow and steady drums provide the vertebrate. The CWO is a great, not-so-subtle effect to use during transitions to provide extra drama at the tipping point of the track. Cheers mates. I'm loving these posts!
Yours is great too, love those drums - looking forward to hearing more from you