Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2004 5:58 am
This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: guitar noodling<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Effects,Pulsar Mixers<BR> copyright © 2004 bug productions<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> I'm not quite happy with the bass in this track - I started re-doing it last night, but I really aggravated my left hand after about 10 minutes playing or so - I felt the bones starting to go "ping! ping!" so I stopped there & then! Probably set the hand back two or three days by doing that; there's a bit more leverage & force going on when playing bass than I'd thought!
Anyways - it's basically a guitar noodling track, "exploring the contrasting moods of the natural minor and mixolydian modes"
pffft!
All the synths are custom-built jobbies (modular & flexor) that I made up for the track - I'm quite happy with 'em and the guitar's not too bad (bit glitchy in places, but pretty much what I wanted). Drums are the excellent (free!) NS Kit, bass is the fender precision.
All mixed in SFP, native effects, no mastering plugs used as yet.
Royston
p.s. the .mp3 filename is 'perc' as the track started out with me checking out some 'analogue percusion' samples which came with the 'Dance Mega Drums' sample CD
Anyways - it's basically a guitar noodling track, "exploring the contrasting moods of the natural minor and mixolydian modes"
pffft!
All the synths are custom-built jobbies (modular & flexor) that I made up for the track - I'm quite happy with 'em and the guitar's not too bad (bit glitchy in places, but pretty much what I wanted). Drums are the excellent (free!) NS Kit, bass is the fender precision.
All mixed in SFP, native effects, no mastering plugs used as yet.
Royston
p.s. the .mp3 filename is 'perc' as the track started out with me checking out some 'analogue percusion' samples which came with the 'Dance Mega Drums' sample CD