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The grain of sand gives birth to the pearl.

The broken bones turn stronger with time.

A splinter in the mind will not let us sleep.

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I'm on a roadtrip/hiking vacation with two of my best buds, one of which isn't on here and therefore shall not be named, and other one of which is maksy who captured a magical little moment during a hike. We took a detour off the beaten path up a mountain between the Lago Maggiore and Lago di Mergozzo in Italy and found a beautiful spot, where the trees broke up and we could sit in the sun, take a break and soak in the view. After having a snack, we broke out the harmonicas we brought (that were in three different scales and that maksy and I don't know how to play). Without talking about it we started simply holding single tones each, trying to find a good harmony between us. It was truly a perfect moment that will probably form the core of the memory of this vacation. And the recording forms the core of this track as well.

Listen to the full sample capturing the moment over on maksys profile. I had recorded some more samples from the hike (footsteps and a mointain creek) which I used to make this little ambient collage. Here's to week 20!

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just a quick lil beat. hope to catch up with u guys :)

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This week is a track 100% composed on an MPC Live 3 while away from home sitting in the back of my car. Park beats if you will. It all started off with the param locked drum beat and then it somehow evolved into this. Really needs vocals so if anyone wants to... ;)

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Another jam session with Xylo Drome!

This time around we set up the two outputs of the Erica Synths Syntrx II through the Strymon Bigsky and the Hologram Microcosm, we had the Soma Labs Lyra-8 go through a Roland Space Echo RE-150 and finally the Erica Synths DB-01 Bassline went through a Walrus M1 and a Strymon Timeline...

All of that was recorded through the Tascam 424 MK II, bounced to digital and further processed in Ableton Live

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Big trance music part trois. It was a very busy week.

Composed and arranged on the M8, then into Ableton for some extra work and finishing, though this isn't as finished as I'd like.  I find working the M8 with eight tracks is a really great way to get a sorta core-vintage-trance/techno sound to a track, and then I can make everything else grow around that once I'm in the daw.

Mix is a little loud, and the vocals are definitely a little loud, but they are mostly working. Vocals are me, processed into monster-cyber-minotaur oblivion, recorded on my MacBook mic. I really encourage everyone who wants to mess around with vocals to try recording your own and fucking with them till they are unrecognizable. You learn a lot and end up with something very unique. And if you are uncomfortable listening to your own voice, do what I do - throw a massive FX chain on the track after recording so you never have to hear yourself "raw", and then just dial it back to what you want.

I wanna say more trance next week but time is a factor and I have some ambient-horror stuff due for the end of the month so who knows!

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Hi everyone,

After last week, I realized that I really want to change the way I approach making music.

Constantly searching through presets and sounds during the creative process was starting to take me out of the creative flow, so this week I decided to change a few things.

I reduced my presets down to the absolute core, only keeping the ones that genuinely inspire me or feel truly useful — and I started giving them proper names.

So instead of something like “BA_MonsterPreset,” I now have names like “BA_Rolling_Dark_Center”

And yep, I have to say, it really helped. Finding the right sounds became much faster and the whole process felt very different. Sure, there’s still a lot of room for improvement, but it was honestly a really refreshing experience.

So yeah, this track is basically the result of that little experiment :)

Here’s my entry for this week — hope you like it :)

Have a nice day :)

Cheers

KaZu

P.S. As always, I’m really grateful for any constructive feedback, opinions, and so on :)

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MT-32 sounds and drums

Electric guitar and bass

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Bit of a departure from the jangle again this week - more angst, more - dare I say - Punk? maybe not quite, but certainly less jangle.

Enjoying the simplicity of this track - big chords, double tracked guitars and a beefy solo at the end.

trying some more vocal harmonies and layering - mainly in the bridge. Let me know what you think!

Enjoy the track and I hope you have a good week!

Lyrics:

You're an asshole

You're a loser

You're a fucking waste of space

I don't mean To

To confuse you

So I'll say it to your face

I'm so over you

Your unbelievable

I don't care how long it takes

I hate you

In parentheses

I guess there's a time and place

All of the days I spent

Lying to myself

All of the ways you went

Out of your way

To make look

To make me feel

To make me think

Im a nut job

Im a fool to

See what wasn't there

If only

You'd listen

Or at least feel like you care

I'm so out of it

You' the reason

The stress and loneliness

I love you

In parentheses

I guess there are good days 

All of the days I spent

Lying to myself

All of the ways you went

Out of your way

To make look

To make me feel

To make me think

I keep playing it

Over and over and over and over

You keep saying things

I'm looking over my shoulder

I thought about it

Played it out a thousand times

Enough Enough

Im outta here

See ya have a good life

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just a little experiment ??? what ????

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