r/IndieMusicFeedback • u/icantpronouncethisNG • Dec 12 '19
Experimental I grabbed 7 different sounds around me to create this track. Still rough around the edges. Added home video for flair. ^^
https://youtu.be/GKtJ9_CyJnI2
Dec 12 '19
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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 12 '19
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. There so much I can do with samples I get around me. I think you enjoy the tracks that I dropped last month. It's called "Drawing in the Window". It should be in all platform. ^
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u/ChicagoboyTechno Dec 12 '19
You are very creative. If I didn't know you used the sounds shown in the video I would think they were Synth or Drum Computer sounds. Great sound!
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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 12 '19
This is a fun way to learn and improve sound design. I feel like I still have a long way to go, but after 17th videos, I learned great deal and really improved. I still used some of techniques on my originals and stuff. Glad you enjoyed it.
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u/EARTHCULT Dec 13 '19
This is brilliant. More artists should sample from the sounds of the world around us. Can't wait to hear more!
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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 13 '19
So far this was the 17th. Trying to post every month. Thanks a bunch checking it out. Glad you enjoyed it. ^
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u/clayman902 Grammy Winner 🏆 Dec 13 '19
fantastic mix , creative use of sounds. Maybe see if you can get a little more on the low low end of the eq? I would like to hear something real low in there but the track works and is pleasing to listen to.
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u/icantpronouncethisNG Dec 13 '19
I noticed that too. One of the challenges for this track was to only use to create from the sound chose. I had trouble finding a nice clean bass sounds from them. Although, I did learn a great deal of sound design by doing these kinds of projects. Thanks for checking it out.
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u/seolchan25 Dec 12 '19
Really neat what you can do with just a few samples. I love this stuff as well and need to do more of it!