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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- Today's Sunday Jam went off at a tangent from the idea that I originally had in mind. I made the Rakit Metal a much bigger part of the track than I'd planned.
Rakit Metal synth:
www.rakits.co.uk/product/metal/
0:00 teaser
0:10 intro
0:26 building a software drumkit and other software instruments
1:06 the track - 'Alien Harmonies' - เพลง
Cheers to Sunny Days 💫🌞👏👏
☮️kevin
Really Cool! More like a Terminator of AI run amok vibe. Cheers!!!
Really nice!
This was very much to my liking, I had to listen twice as the first time I was literally wrestling with my ancient lever coffee machine, it sometimes refuses to release even a drop of the precious fluid. The desired result was achieved as the last note sounded.
lol - did the sounds of the coffee machine complement the music very well?
The folks at Rakit sent me both their Drum Synth and Metal Synth kits to review. I built the Drum but unfortunately the Metal arrived damaged. The pre-soldered SMT microcontroller was cracked on the board. 😭 They are really nice folks though. Anyway, this composition was awesome. I loved the guitar effect (it sounds like a reverse delay being modulated by something) and the way it pairs with those crazy percussion sounds. I laugh when people say a synthesized sound "isn't musical". It's all about the context. You proved that here. Well done.
The Rakit family are lovely people, I've met them in real life. What a shame about your metal synth. I haven't used any of their kit as much as I'd like because I'm still not really at home with CV/Gate. However, now that I know how to build an instrument / drumkit from samples, that seems like a really good way to go. It suits me anyway.
I have been meaning to dig into that guitar effect and see what's going on. (It is there in Logic Pro). I guess there's a very long attack setting somewhere in there. There's also some modulation with the panning which is a great effect. Thanks for stopping by!