For this loop I first picked out a guitar sound from the FL Slayer channel and then chopped it. I did not want a bunch of short/quick beats or a lot of long notes so i chopped it until there where a few short notes followed by longer ones. Then i moved around a few notes to were it seemed fitting to get the beat i was looking for, which you hear throughout most of the song. I then chose a FPC file, added boo-bass and another Slayer channel to accompany my chopped layer. I also transposed this layer to mix up the sounds. For the next pattern that your hear, I chose another FPC file that was similiar to the first one I chose and added another Slayer channel for a different beat (I transposed this as well). I tryed to use just a few sounds (FPC, Slayer and boo-bass) but with differnt patterns and tones to create a sort of dark but laid back song, not to menacing or "happy/cheerfull.
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Clearly the chop and transpose functions are being used well. I only have a problem with the swirly sound that comes in when you introduce the riff for the second time. It's abrasive, and menacing- so if that's the sound you were looking for (Trent Reznor/ Nine Inch Nails) you got it, but it was overdone. Abrasive sounds are like powerful medicine- use carefully and in small quantities.
ReplyDeleteI like the chopped part, it almost made my eyes dart around and me blink because of the suddenness. It is slightly dark, but not too much. I like it!
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