I’ve always been a fan of SD FM, but it’s a lot more versatile than I initially thought. 3x SD FM. Basic groove is one track, the chirpy sound fx another and one for the melodic part.
@ElectricBear When we started out with the Science Labs, I wanted to make a drum n bass snippet for each lab. I fell off that quite quickly, but I’m happy to see you take the acid baton for the labs!
Three snippets:
Slow melodies, courtesy of SD FM. Tweaking LFO speed to match the pitch which is quite tedious but can give some pretty results. Almost Juno-like in the beginning.
Three tracks of SD FM.
Some 90s space acid or something? Bass and hihat through the FX track for some auto-panning and phasing swirl. Three tracks of SD FM.
Trying to squeeze something out of SD Hard as well. A portamento riff with lots of delay. Two tracks of SD Hard.
It was never my intention to go acid on every lab, but the last ones are all in the same project, so maybe with a lot of extra work they might end up in a liveset in the future? I’m also trying to get better at doing acid house, so it’s also a bit of a learning school.
I would’ve liked to listen to some d&b contributions coming from your hand for all the labs!
Like the new snippets! You always manage to make’m sound great and well balanced.
@ElectricBear Thank you
It’s definitely worth considering. I’m actually going through all my SSL recordings these days, trying to pick the better ones and with time develop them into a release.
@mishpult Great to have you back Solid stuff, love both of them. That bass in the first one
Rough and ready. Three tracks of SD FM, played in turn because it’s cacophonic with all three at once. With track 10 I alternate between a page using velocity mod, and a page with different notes to affect filter tracking.
FX block for some bouncy delays, and additional notch filtering.
Hopefully more to come, conscious that I’ve been slacking on the labs lately.
With apologies to those of refined tastes, really not sure how I ended up here. 1 x SD FM, 1 x SD Hard, FX block filter excess, LFO to Sweep Depth gone amok: