Thank you! The guitars are SY TONE, with a low ratio, high feedback and high mod. Then, Mod Env & Filters are shaped so that the typical bass bump of a guitar palm muting appears.
I’ve used two tracks, hard panned, just like real metal guitars. The copy has slightly changes to all parameters. There’s also a mono “bass guitar” track.
It’s a synth, and I think house uses a lot of sampled drums. So I’d be inclined to say you’d be happier with a Digitakt, or another sample-based drum machine.
I love all the videos and beats but the video below was what really made me purchase the syntakt, which will arrive next week, I know I’m setting the bar way to high, but hey, I’m a dreamer
All Syntakt USB into StudioOne, no other processing other than a quick run through Audacity to check levels a bit.
It’s 26 mins, so hang tight, meant to be a set because I want to finally get off my ass and do one. All feedback critical and otherwise accepted. Drums kick in third way in or so otherwise it’s just a drone build up and deconstruct at beginning and end, with of course a surprise twist finale for those that could stay on.
This sort of reminds me of that set that Ben Böhmer played on a hot air balloon in Cappadacia, Turkey.
With a proper mix it’d be the kind of thing one could listen to on repeat.
You know how to structure a track in a way that keeps the listener engaged just by taking away and adding a few things here and there.
Thanks for kind words. I’m not putting a lot of thought into it, just muting/unmuting as n when feels right, maybe all these years listening to Jody Wisternoff mixes at work had an effect. Think it’s why I love just the SY on its own, don’t worry about using all my gear, just focus on making the song.
That said, there’s probably more chance of me playing in a hot air balloon than there is of me being able to properly mix anything…