Damn, what a sample! There should be some mad variety in the submissions this time, plus its nuts how busy the battles got in the past month or so. Great to see all the new faces having a crack.
Off topic- Hey IIIII, I had a quick look at your Tumblr & saw the pic of the Sierra Nevada. They're my favourite brewer right now - how was the Narwhal Stout?
yo IIIII, this sample was mad inspiring. Sorry, for such a short beat again, but as always, i come up with lots of different parts and (to me) theres no way to "glue" them together. (Yet) Hope, you enjoy it anyway.
@ unfolding- it's awesome. i've only seen single 12oz bottles around here (CT). sierra nevada has been hit or miss for me BUT this really blew me away. another great stout that is similar is founders breakfast stout
@riPaddo- there's some kick and snare right at the beginning! try using the needle drop...
gis your track is awesome, eisendraht i like your rhythm
eisendraht wrote:yo IIIII, this sample was mad inspiring. Sorry, for such a short beat again, but as always, i come up with lots of different parts and (to me) theres no way to "glue" them together. (Yet) Hope, you enjoy it anyway.
Ot I have this "trouble" too. The main effort consists to make live together different ideas apparently very distant. But very often i abandon tracks for that reason, telling to myself "it was written" (when negative) or "maybe one day i'll return to that track with fresher spirit" (when half positive). That's why i have "millions" of track/sketches not termined at all.
But very often i abandon tracks for that reason, telling to myself "it was written" (when negative) or "maybe one day i'll return to that track with fresher spirit" (when half positive). That's why i have "millions" of track/sketches not termined at all.
eisendraht wrote:yo IIIII, this sample was mad inspiring. Sorry, for such a short beat again, but as always, i come up with lots of different parts and (to me) theres no way to "glue" them together. (Yet)
My solution fir this issue is use the djfx to do a "rewind" sound and you can mash up two totally different sounds that way. For an example chexk the beat on my soundcloud titled "fuck cyclops"
@eisendraht. Danke @IIIII. Thanks And.. Hallo...? You are supposed to be SP-wizards Then you should be able to create drums from almost nothing. How to glue a track together is another question. Sometimes.
My solution fir this issue is use the djfx to do a "rewind" sound and you can mash up two totally different sounds that way. For an example chexk the beat on my soundcloud titled "fuck cyclops