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Awakening of the Eels

Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 7:28 pm
by downfader
An odd track, you might say. Have a listen HERE

I'll get around to finishing it sometime. This thing includes some live bass I did over the top.

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:25 pm
by downfader
Rather than start a new thread I think I'll just add to this one...

Got a new electronic track up on the three travellers page, its called Quagmire, so far everyone hates it but if you want to give it a chance then feel free. :D

Re: Awakening of the Eels

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:30 pm
by MusicIsMath
downfader wrote:An odd track, you might say. Have a listen HERE

I'll get around to finishing it sometime. This thing includes some live bass I did over the top.
Listening to Awakening of the Eels, and tbh mate, i think it's mint.... very quirky sorta sound, think with the addition of some kinda drum n bass, jazzy breaks that song would lift even more....sounds like it could really lash out :D

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:35 pm
by downfader
Cheers for the reply Mathman! 8) Was gonna add in some shermanized guitar fx. I dont know if jazzy/dnb is the way I want it to go (sadly not that big a fan) but who knows what you'll end up with after you've mangled everything. :lol:

I need a drum controller or something for beats I reckon. Programming with a mouse and cursor in Live is a bit stale imo. :oops:

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:36 pm
by MusicIsMath
downfader wrote:Rather than start a new thread I think I'll just add to this one...

Got a new electronic track up on the three travellers page, its called Quagmire, so far everyone hates it but if you want to give it a chance then feel free. :D
OOO kinda mantronix-esque bass sound there, not sure on the pad sound, maybe a more crusty ol synth with a bit of detune to it would get that goin. Has that wierd almost kraftwerky ridgedness to it :D

Also diggin that orientalish sounding Three Travellers. can hear a remixed version of this with some glitched up, dj shadow style beats and patterns.

Love the oriental sorta sounding stuff tbh, have a friend on holidays in asia and he's on the look out for a couple of traditional instruments like Er-hu, gu-zheng n such for me :D.... also got a few didgeridoo's, check dr didg out if you wanna hear some great live sampled didg playing with a full band line-up, live they are awesome.

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:37 pm
by MusicIsMath
downfader wrote:Cheers for the reply Mathman! 8) Was gonna add in some shermanized guitar fx. I dont know if jazzy/dnb is the way I want it to go (sadly not that big a fan) but who knows what you'll end up with after you've mangled everything. :lol:

I need a drum controller or something for beats I reckon. Programming with a mouse and cursor in Live is a bit stale imo. :oops:
Get a trigger finger, thier great....im yet to get one but i have a roland spd-s so use that more than anything else.....even though i cant play drums for toffee with sticks im pretty good on the spd-s with my fingers, they get a beating but the beats keep comin strong.

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 9:47 pm
by downfader
I'm quite good with my fingers for rhythm. I've used Tabla and djembe etc a lot in the past so that roland did look right up my street. Hmm trigger finger, havent heard of them. I'm planning on sorting the studio out in october when I have time off so might order an octapad style thing. :)

Violins are quite good for oriental sounds, weirdly. I suppose its their size and shape. :D

Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2007 10:05 pm
by MusicIsMath
downfader wrote:I'm quite good with my fingers for rhythm. I've used Tabla and djembe etc a lot in the past so that roland did look right up my street. Hmm trigger finger, havent heard of them. I'm planning on sorting the studio out in october when I have time off so might order an octapad style thing. :)

Violins are quite good for oriental sounds, weirdly. I suppose its their size and shape. :D
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/M-Audio-Trigger-F ... dZViewItem

or this :D

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Korg-padKONTROL-K ... dZViewItem