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As usual I set out to create a sound-bed I could use as a backdrop to a spoken word piece. But rather than the usual 2 or 3 minutes, I wanted to do something long. When I finished with this one I ended up being happy with it as it was.
I may add words later.
I wouldn't have posted it, but then I listened to Drak's song Fractal Serenity and read how he created it and felt I had to add mine to the mix. His is too short, mine is too long (yeah yeah yeah, everything is relative).
I found this: http://www.grotrian.de/spiel/e/info.html
It's a flash music box. But I found if I did away with the presets, picked my own notes, cords, and percussion, I could produce "noise" I was happy to listen to for quite a while. I won't call it music, but it still pleased me. No matter what I did though it was too fast.
I decided to record a "session" with WireTap Pro, and by accident learned if the webpage for the generator was in the background it played about a sixth of the speed (exactly what I wanted).
I took the raw AIFF into GB3 and duped it into three tracks, applied panning, effects, and track volume adjustments, and made it what it is now.
Maybe I am deluding myself, but I haven't gotten bored with it yet. I think because my mind searches for a pattern that isn't there.
As usual I set out to create a sound-bed I could use as a backdrop to a spoken word piece. But rather than the usual 2 or 3 minutes, I wanted to do something long. When I finished with this one I ended up being happy with it as it was.
I may add words later.
I wouldn't have posted it, but then I listened to Drak's song Fractal Serenity and read how he created it and felt I had to add mine to the mix. His is too short, mine is too long (yeah yeah yeah, everything is relative).
I found this: http://www.grotrian.de/spiel/e/info.html
It's a flash music box. But I found if I did away with the presets, picked my own notes, cords, and percussion, I could produce "noise" I was happy to listen to for quite a while. I won't call it music, but it still pleased me. No matter what I did though it was too fast.
I decided to record a "session" with WireTap Pro, and by accident learned if the webpage for the generator was in the background it played about a sixth of the speed (exactly what I wanted).
I took the raw AIFF into GB3 and duped it into three tracks, applied panning, effects, and track volume adjustments, and made it what it is now.
Maybe I am deluding myself, but I haven't gotten bored with it yet. I think because my mind searches for a pattern that isn't there.
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drakonis
How coincidental that you and I would post computer-generated pieces
a day apart. Yours too has a dark cast to it, but yours is more of a
disturbing anxiously repetitive rhythm. Really cool sound effects.
Were those (and the constant panning) part of the generated sounds,
or did you choose your own instruments and tweak after getting the
file? I will go check out the URL you mentioned in chat later today (was
this done with that pianolina?) So many toys, so little time! Well given
the fact that this doesn't really grow/shrink/develop/morph much, it
could probably have been about 3 minutes instead of 15, but the idea
is intriguing. Great horror flick stuff... down endless midnight
corridors of the old mansion, where every time the old grandfather
clock at the end of the hall chimes, the little patterns in the rug under
your feet turn into bats and flitter away.
ttfn,
Drakonis