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vcvrack granular improv postprocessed with Wires (useseseseu.bandcamp.com)
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never forget tomodachi life josh (i.redd.it)
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Ryan spotted playing Team Fortress 2 (i.redd.it)
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a guitar sample i recorded processed through voxglitch grain engine mk2, nozoid stereo waveshaper, and valley plateau in vcvrack. post processing in fl studio with a few effects including audiothing wires and a free tape sim plugin called ferox
i made this, but it is posted on an anonymous 'open source' bandcamp account called useseseseu.
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damn they also got muriel from courage the cowardly dog
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you ever hear the one about humpty-dumpty?
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i'm feeling pretty ee l today ngl
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put this on a mood chart thats just various edits of dan gheesling
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perfect 2 replies
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well ur right
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maybe they'll play it in their retirement homes when the next big update comes out
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i deadass thought that answer was a reference to some tumblr post but its original, which is great
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hamburger guy please permanently replace nl
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nostalgia critic
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thats interesting, but i think whether or not his old musics aged well is not something he can decide for everyone else. i would agree that 2-3 hours in fl studio isn't a lot for a track but its pretty impressive what he was able to do so quickly. my average per track is probably 4 hours. and keep in mind that its a lot different from jamming with instruments or hardware, which usually takes a lot less time
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future affinity, i think. one of the really ancient tunes, from 2011 or something. music to dissociate to
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its implied since hes pretty much never pointed to that old name since he shut down the account he used it on. though once you know what website that was, you'll know why he doesn't like to mention it
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good work
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awesome seeing tagg here too
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return the slab
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IM EATING
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it looks like he's been mirrored down the middle
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make the eyes and mouth bigger in photoshop
figured i could get the same effect as in the video by putting a bit reducer (in this case, the free xhip quantizer plugin) on the master channel and simply automating the volume of each instrument down very slowly. hainbach's Wires vst was clearly involved, too. the loops themselves are just repeating midi patterns controlling a few (also free) kbrown synths, plus one long recording