Hi,
Don't want to waste anybody's time. So full disclaimer here! Just a loop and it probably gets boring. I just thought I'd post and see if anybody wants to chime in regarding production techniques.
https://soundcloud.com/janglesoul/micro ... loppy-dubb
My knowledge of dub is minimal. So, I will have my ambassador expelled from Jamaica
I recorded the bassline straight into the SP-404sx. Chopped it to an even loop, 125 bpm. I recorded some quick guitar chords and two minimal licks. All on their own pads.
In the sequencer I made a few different 8 bar patterns, 125 bpm and built some kind of drumbeat. Samples were not chosen with care, just whatever I had on the card from SPBB181.
I did a live take to cassette tape (Dolby C on/off-trick) with a combination of patterns and oneshots. Resampled back into the SP for some extra hits and some stupid Filter/Drive that probably added little.
Microwave Sloppy Dub
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sounds sweet man! liked the whole thing + the reverbs and filtering. work on it! cool shit's on the way, summer is almost here
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Thanks for listening! Yeah, it's not so much what it is as what it could become with some work/thought - and doing dubtakes on real mixer with some guitar fx pedals etc. I'll keep exploring.rak wrote:sounds sweet man! liked the whole thing + the reverbs and filtering. work on it! cool shit's on the way, summer is almost here
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Don't forget some ganja and a Boss RE20! But the more fx you can use to give your samples depth or reverb/delay, the better!
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