No one ever seems to put how long they've worked on a track but this was done over 3 days (approx. 20 hours of input)
This was all done on a launchpad
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Rock inspired downtempo track - 108bpm - F Minor
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Re: Rock inspired downtempo track - 108bpm - F Minor
This isn't something I'd normally listen to, but it's an interesting piece (in a good way) and certainly something more productive than I'd achieve in 20 hours! I've left a few comments on sound cloud.
Out of interest how did you use Launchpad? I keep meaning to program some chromatic/scale selective keyboard input with max for live but never get around to doing it!
Out of interest how did you use Launchpad? I keep meaning to program some chromatic/scale selective keyboard input with max for live but never get around to doing it!
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Re: Rock inspired downtempo track - 108bpm - F Minor
I agree with noize, this is definitely a cool piece, nice work!
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Re: Rock inspired downtempo track - 108bpm - F Minor
Thx 4 the comments guys.
This is actually like nothing else I've ever produced.
I solely used the Launchpad.
Literally just set the MIDI-input to launchpad and selected the User1 button on the pad and started making the clips.
No scaling simply found the harmonics by trial and error. Later I put the track through MIK hence the F-Minor.
Track goes really well to Kasabian's - Club Foot.
This is actually like nothing else I've ever produced.
I solely used the Launchpad.
Literally just set the MIDI-input to launchpad and selected the User1 button on the pad and started making the clips.
No scaling simply found the harmonics by trial and error. Later I put the track through MIK hence the F-Minor.
Track goes really well to Kasabian's - Club Foot.