Tarekith wrote:Sorry, I meant I do one (or a few) of those things every day, not all of them. But yes, I snowboard a lot in the winter, yea for season's passes.Android Bishop wrote:Tarekith wrote:It's almost the opposite for me. I run, bike, snowboard, skateboard, or lift weights almost daily. Always a struggle for me to decide to stay in the studio or go out and play
you snowboard every day?
Dude, absolute best advice you've ever given.john gordon wrote:i started running and working out about 4 months ago and funny enough when i get home i always feel like jamming away in my studio,try it!!
I've always wondered, what does the blue man actually do in you're signature.aizo wrote:I take a break and play some vidya games. A lot of game music inspires me.
I highly recommend including a regular and significant physical activity in your routine. I am sure that this was the catalyst for change for me.He's lifting up his gut to dodge an attack(he's a character from Samurai Shodown-a fighting game).sunaivod wrote:I've always wondered, what does the blue man actually do in you're signature.aizo wrote:I take a break and play some vidya games. A lot of game music inspires me.
Haha - that sounds great - can we hear your Head Like a Hole version?distaudio wrote:I have found that trying to do a cover of a song is a good way to go......but.
Do the cover in a certain style that is opposite of what style the song is in.
For instance about a month back I had the thought of "What would a lounge verison of "Head Like a Hole" by Nine Inch Nails sound like?" Although this had been done before I attempted it in my own way.
I only did a verse and then extracted the best parts (beat, sounds) and created my own song from it.
The end result sounds nothing like the original song at all.
Also, just write a melody or chord progression. Examine the elements of it, and reverse it. Has workd for me before.
Like I said I only did a verse of that cover so it was never completed and the original song that came out of it sounds nothing like "Head Like a Hole"8O wrote:Haha - that sounds great - can we hear your Head Like a Hole version?distaudio wrote:I have found that trying to do a cover of a song is a good way to go......but.
Do the cover in a certain style that is opposite of what style the song is in.
For instance about a month back I had the thought of "What would a lounge verison of "Head Like a Hole" by Nine Inch Nails sound like?" Although this had been done before I attempted it in my own way.
I only did a verse and then extracted the best parts (beat, sounds) and created my own song from it.
The end result sounds nothing like the original song at all.
Also, just write a melody or chord progression. Examine the elements of it, and reverse it. Has workd for me before.
If that trick works for getting your creative juices flowing again, try also here: THE Christmas Remix Challenge 2009: Ableton styleee...
