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Found a really cool clip from a really cool instrument on instagram that looks like wind pipes but vertical stacked together then it's like super tall. Guy was playing on the street, so I took it, added chiptunes, beats to it. I like how it came out!

Traveling this week a lot. We'll see how my activity turns out.

Stay hydrated.

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Weather's been nice lately.

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Everybody flow together!

This was a fun party trick. My idea was "What if the melody, chords, and bass all moved at the speed of the rhythm? So got myself a fun rhythmic pattern and starting writing. I limited myself to the NES for this one so it wouldn't get too out of hand. I don't know if that really limited me much though lol

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This is another piece for the upcoming Neo Geo game Overserved being created by Fullset.

It's for the Moo'd Market arena which is a supermarket, so I think it works well to have some sort of elevator jazz humming along in the background!

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microkorg2 psdungeon preset i made, some preset from the udo super 6, and a vst i may never use again called Chrome 2000 (it has to phone home with a companion app every 60 days in order to refresh its license, which is annoying and bad for a dozen reasons not the least being that if their auth server ever goes down there goes my purchase I guess). Don't buy stuff from Cradle (cradle.app) I guess.

anyway, that plus some valhalla vintage delay and reverb, a little cxm 1978 on top, and XLN's RC-20 Retro Color doing caricature levels of tape wobbulation, and you have some speed trash.

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that time of the week again... did a couple things differently this time around. spent more time on it than usual, firstly, but I also tried to be conscious about deleting as little as possible when it came to musical ideas. Something I tend to do often is get into a loop of creating and deleting and it leads me to not being able to finish things. So here we are!

I've been playing a lot of Cult of the Lamb recently and I love River Boy's use of filtering the choir. So I tried to emulate that vibe-- it's so fun to experiment with it :) anyways. hope everyone had a great week

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Woohoo! Farting out more low-effort chill downtempo ambient speedtrash have a good week, friends!

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So I made the shift from REASON 13 to REASON 14 and this whole Weeklybeat is really just dedicated to learning the new work flow. It's pretty cool! I just had fun structuring the track using the new layout and shortcuts, trying to teach myself new habits after watching the "What's new in Reason 14" video. I love how quick and easy it is to route different things to their own mix channel with their own effects now. A big chunk of the song is the ReDRUM and how I just routed things. There's nothing overly special about the track, it's more just a product of my messing around if that makes sense :)

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Trying out a new approach this week, away from the big rack. I got the M8 Tracker a few weeks ago, but haven't really managed to get into it yet... so I figured, maybe I try to force the issue by messing around with my setup. And the result is quite different from my usual too, as a consequence!

So, here's one for you that's only very minimally modular: the little palette case here is only used to add a kick and delay. That means, this week's patch notes are sparse: Bohm for the good big kick, and Nautilus as a delay on some of the M8's synth voices. I multitracked the M8 into Ableton, and used it as the master clock and sequencer. Track 7 on the M8 controls Bohm. The Drop is a bit underused here - I was planning to control a bunch of parameters of M8 voices with it, and that works great, but it's not ideal to rely on that for a fixed/planned track when I could just sequence those parameters on the M8 itself... so mostly I used it to control the wet/dry of Nautilus here :D

Anyway, hope you enjoy something a little different from me this week.

xoxo

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SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/jankyjams/systems-to-conquer

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made a song with my friend's kid again. she chose her artist name as "kalli"and she picked most all the instruments and directed lots of the arrangement and even picked the name! same friend from 4 years ago as a 5 year old!

from "kalli":

"the song made me feel tired."

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