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  • Week 23 - Huabun - The Forge
    I've been very busy so it's just mostly a loop with some extra melodies. Hopefully got more time for next week's track though :)
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    0 min
  • Week 23 - Jason Nijjer - the labour of chemists
    A bit of a disjointed one this week, I think I just need to step away from it now and not miss the deadline.  A nice day outside that I couldn't resist, so this one is mixed outside on the laptop enjoying the fleeting sun, apologize if the mix is too all over the place.
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    3 min
  • Week 23 - slipball - Tear Stained
    My brother loaned me a little Yamaha acoustic travel guitar, so I goofed around with it and an iPhone mic until I had something I liked. Add in some iOS synths and guitars and I got something that might go somewhere one day. One day, not today... rough mix and in with a few minutes to spare. Time is relentless.
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    0 min
  • Week 23 - Xjs - That Day of Thine
    I don't know what happened, it was 11pm and I had nothing, but then, suddenly, there were a lot of words. What they mean, I don't really know. If you have an idea, please tell me.
    Tried a few things I learned over the week in the mix. I still feel it could sound clearer, the tracks and frequencies could be better separated, but I can't seem to manage. I seem to always pick synths that are very rich in their own right, which makes it harder to mix everything together without muddying it. Not sure if that's it or if it's something else I'm missing — if you have any hints by all means do let me know :)
    But alas, I'm still mixing with in-ears because I keep forgetting my big headphones. I'll try to remember them next week. That might make quite the difference.
    › Lyrics‹ Lyrics
    Don't look too deep, or else you might drown
    That can't be cured by a smile or a frown
    Have a good laugh unless you feel down
    Why don't you put on a whimsical gown
    Don't try too hard, or else you might break
    Your iron-clad will, Providence might take
    Don't be someone else, you might get called fake
    Thanks for indulging in this my hot take
    There is a matter that you cannot affect
    A matter, quite literal, you can't interact
    with, only receive its emergent effect
    As far as you know that's so far correct.
    Look at the sky, or else it might rain
    Or does it matter, what did you gain?
    When you don't look, the sun might shine
    Tell me the difference in that day of thine
    Don't look too close, or else they might bite
    the ants that live in the hill on the site
    Don't poke with a stick unless you're to fight
    In which case they'll fight back, they really might!
    Don't run too far, you might lose yourself
    You'll get a scolding from an elf on a shelf
    Don't crawl too slowly, don't vibe-match the snails
    Don't be just a hammer, there are not only nails.
    There is a matter that you cannot affect
    A matter, quite literal, you can't interact
    with, only receive its emergent effect
    As far as you know that's so far correct.
    Look at the sky, or else it might rain
    Or does it matter, what did you gain?
    When you don't look, the sun might shine
    Tell me the difference in that day of thine
    There is a matter that you cannot affect
    A matter, quite literal, you can't interact
    with, only receive its emergent effect
    As far as you know that's so far correct.
    Look at the sky, or else it might rain
    Or does it matter, what did you gain?
    When you don't look, the sun might shine
    Tell me the difference in that day of thine
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  • Week 23 - AiDeRen - Likitgud
    Written entirely on Dirtywave M8 Tracker
    Light mastering in Audacity (normalizing/limiting/compressing).
    A continuation of last week's track's outro, which was the previous week's outro, which was the previous week's outro, which...
    Really liked the outro of last week's track, thought of a nice counter melody, sang it into the M8, bombed it, trashed it save for half a second, changed its pitched, upgraded it.
    Reused WB #1's colleague's daughter's clarinet improv.
    Another track with potential, but time ran out before making it great, again.
    Where we're going, we don't need mixing.
    M8 bundle: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zMcPa3wcwVvHEtY04qGCpFKGkekxwT5c/view?usp=sharing
    Thanks for listening.
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    0 min
  • Week 23 - lasko303 - Pari
    Hi gang!
    Finally another track with the m8. 2-3 h Speedtreasure. I wish i could spent more time on it.. like most of the time. :D
    It is what it is, i guess. :)
    cheers!
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  • Week 23 - Michael Morrow - Cover My Eyes
    My Diary for last week:
    Wednesday: wrote a 4-verse poem (‘I asked God for a wave, and he sent me the tide’).
    Thursday: re-wrote the poem.
    Saturday: took my favourite line from the poem (’Show me where the rain is born and where the thunder hides’) and wrote an entirely new poem, then set it to a tune.
    Sunday: Realised the rhythm of my poem would only ever make for a bad tune. Changed the rhythm and wrote a new tune. Wrote it on my guitar, sitting on a bass amp in the storeroom behind the kitchen at church because youth group had the run of the rest of the place.
    Songs analysed: 4 Beatles songs, 1 Norah Jones song, 1 Jeff Buckley song.
    Psalm I’ve been wrestling with: Psalm 139.
    Book that’s had the most impact on me this week: The Screwtape Letters.
    Thanks Julie for sitting with me while so I could record the song in one take, late on Sunday night.
    Thanks to Adelaide Metro for the beautifully-timed train at the end.
    I am not like you
    I am flesh and bone
    God, you are like water
    And I am stone
    Show me where the rain is born
    And where the thunder hides
    But if you show your glory
    Cover my eyes
    You don’t have to chase
    Even when I run
    Even if I rise
    On the wings of the dawn
    I could search the ocean depths
    To find a place to hide
    But you will be there waiting
    Cover my eyes
    I’m a see-through man
    When you search my life
    Underneath my skin
    To the heart inside
    Every thought I’ve ever had
    Is written up in lights
    But if you show your glory
    Cover my eyes
    I was not yet born
    When you wrote my days
    Carried from the womb
    To the lonely grave
    On this road from dust to dust
    I need a guiding light
    But if you show your glory
    Cover my eyes
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    4 min
  • Week 23 - horatiuromantic - It's so easy to say "I love you"
    I had a nice conversation today with my friend Sabine, and I decided to put my thoughts into this song. I always sing about love and even my internet nickname is horatiuromantic but I am actually not so good at expressing love outside of my songs...
    I'm very happy with how the song turned out. I find the melody very catchy and familiar, I'm not sure I stole it from somewhere but please let me know if you recognize it haha. I think the B part is heavily influenced by "it ain't me, babe" by Dylan, but apart from that I don't think it's from anywhere in particular.
    I wrote and recorded it in ~6h. It would be nice to put more layers like an organ or voice or an instrumental solo somewhere, but I didn't have time and also I should learn the song better and play it live a few times before putting in more effort on the production..... I think that's a good rule of thumb! Hope you enjoy it!
    › Lyrics and chords‹ Lyrics and chords
    Gmaj7        Bm7       Am7       D7
    It's so easy to say "I love you" in a melody
    F      Esus4   E7                Am7
    ...                         Hiding behind 
    Am7/G         D7
    the chords,   and the rhythms
            Gmaj7    G/F#     Em
    letting the music speak for me,
        Am7              D7                   Gmaj7       
    saying the things I'm too afraid to say directly
        Bm7       Am7       D7
        ...
    Gmaj7        Bm7       Am7       D7
    It's so hard to say "I love you" face to face
    F      Esus4   E7    Am7
    ...                   After I've learned
    Am7/G         D7
    for years,       that somehow
            Gmaj7    G/F#     Em
    it can be wrong to love someone,
        Am7              D7                     Gmaj7         
    and be made fun of, rejected,  or worse...   
        F   Gmaj7  Gadd(3x344x)
    Bbmaj      Cm7                Dm7                      Cm7
    I was so   wrong to be    fearful all these   years
    I should have ignored those who made fun of those things
    I suppressed my emotions, and kept them in my dreams
    But I learned that the one who's in love always wins
    Gmaj7        Bm7       Am7       D7
    It's so easy to say "I love you" in a melody
    It's so easy to say "I love you" face to face
    It's so easy to say "I love you" in a melody
    It's so easy to say "I love you" face to face
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