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{IDR}-Sonic Drift WIP 2
My second work-in-progress on some trippy techno/DnB stuff. Sound like it came straight out of Ridge Racer;) It is still unfinished so any tips or advice would be awesome! I look forward to adding this to my WOHD playlist when I finish it.:o
IDReaper, this is excellent-sounding. This forum really has some dedicated musicians. ;)
I make music since 9 years approximatively (I'm 22), and I've 3 different solo projects :
- A n g o r i A - Tekno Industrial / Darkcore / Rythmic :
www.myspace.com/angoriamuzik
- Paradize Irradié - Psytrance / experimental :
www.myspace.com/paradizeirradie
- Mortal Flavor - Experimental / Classic / Electronic :
www.myspace.com/mortalflavor
Take a glance to ! ^_^
Wow, impressive stuff, mate!!!
And we're equally old, hehe. Interesting stuff definitely!!!
Really many musicians here. I'm proud! ;)
My new RmX :sonar
http://uploaded.to/file/cbc7ea
Enjoy !
Cool, EPSILON, keep it going. ;)
Hmm...I'm a casual guitar player, have had an acoustic "Pan" brand guitar (vintage japanese-made) for ages which was given to me by a luthier, it has great sound and looks tres punk which is good for me. Even has one broken tuning peg for the bottom E string so I have to use pliers to tune it.:rock "Excuse me sir, but I'm busy using pliers on my axe." XD
My real baby is my Godin LG (with Godin humbuckers)
http://www.godinguitars.com/godinlghbflamep.htm.
I usually end up playing a lot of rhythm as opposed to lead guitar. Better suited to my skill/practice level!
(Godin makes some really beautiful-to-hold-and-play guitars, if you ever get a chance to check them out! And really affordable for hand-assembled guitars. I doubt they're available overseas but hey you never know!)
*end advertisement*
All I'm using is a cheapo Kustom combo amp but am looking to upgrade to a better (small) combo. VOX Valvetronix is good stuff, I'm not big on Marshall sound and Fender is just soooo....common? But I love its sound.
Anybody got suggestions?
Heh, cool, Medusa!
I was looking after this one lately: http://es.woodbrass.com/images/woodbrass/575932.JPG
I'd like to switch to some tube amp, i want "life" from it. I'm using Marshall VS30R at the moment...I mean....it's excellent for my needs, but lacks naturality. You get what I mean. ;)
Hey, you checked out some laney full valve amps? Laney LC50? You going for the clean sounds rather than overdriven?
I started on a Kustom amp too. I didn't like it though. It always sounded as though it had a blanket over it. I have a valvetronix AD30VT (I think that's its name) and I like it. It's a solid practice amp.
Godin guitars are very nice, I've seen a few in the UK. The LGs tend to feel pretty chunky though - just a bit too chunky for me.
Thanks for the suggestions! I always forget about Peavey...they've got some great combos!
Yeah, the AD30VT has wicked sound, a guy I know has one and I was thinking about getting one.
It's really hard to get much choice in my area, the dealers pretty much only carry Fender, VOX and Marshall. Have to visit a city to get real selection.
I was looking into real reverb units, like the Rivera amps, but the way amp modelling is going these days, I'll probably end up going for something with sound processing like the VOX. I definitely want a real tube amp though. I play all sorts of music but yes, more clean tones than overdriven (in general...).
While on the topic of playing rigs...does anybody know of a "cheap" way to rig a mic up, for practice quality only. I know that question comes up a lot but I'd like to hear some sort of simple answer...hahaha.
Sorry, I don't understand, you mean for recording?
Just uploaded a new track to my myspace page:
www.myspace.com/chrisharbron
Wanted to make a track for my girlfriend but she doesnt appreciate Techno, so I made her a Trance track which shed actually enjoy. Once again Myspace has done something to it and the quality has dropped slightly. Is there a decent website anyone would reccomend that I could upload audio up to stream?
YouAreFubar, i think that last.fm musicians profile is the one that allows full rate. ;)
Checking out your work right away! ;)
wow, I love the sample! (that one lol)
Much better! My tunes are now up at:
http://www.last.fm/music/Punishing+Audio
Thanks for pointing me in their direction!
Cheapest way (certainly not the best quality but should be acceptable for practice purposes): if you already have a guitar amp with an extra 1/4" input jack and an XLR mic, just plug your mic's XLR cable into an XLR/->1/4" low impedance->high impedance adapter (cost: about $5-15 US) and plug that into the cabinet's extra input. Adjust knobs to appropriate volume level and voila, practice-ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by Medusa
Thanks, komatos (great nickname BTW). That's exactly the type of answer I was looking for!
My pleasure. I used to do that back in the day before I had a mixer (i.e. Mackie, Behringer, etc.).
Ive finished my latest Techno track 'Battered', and it is here. Let me know what you think!
I'll let some pro guys of techno to speak, as I cannot really "grade" your IMO excellent work (of what I hear) as I only listen to vocal trance out of electronic music genre. Other is metal/rock/alternative.
Just wanna say that I hope I'll get those two tracks I'm working on done in two months... :)
Ok, the new track called "Mantle of Flesh" is out now! You can check it out on http://www.myspace.com/darthirr
Cheers! :beer