#3

Hey, here my contributions just finished:

Downloaded 6 tracks form different collaborators from 0472, without paying much attention who did each track, just following my instinct about which one could spark something for a collaboration.

After jamming with each track I found two that sounded promising. It came as no surprise that one of the selected tracks is by @ikjoyce (Disquiet0472 JamTimeBacking) I chose one of his tracks a similar collab-junto in the past, so here I (we) go again.

I doubled his original track with a pitched version (octave down) and improvised on electric guitar (a borrowed Gibson Les Paul) over it.

The second track I developed is @aisynthesis ForceDamage’s Fifths Just Piano disquiet0472

Added electric bass (sort of melody and bass line at the same time) and some synths.

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#4

Here’s the first track. It’s quite busy in places but there should still be room for a third participant.

Enjoyed adding to the Pulsar-23 sounds of @mzero


A glitchy, granular jam with halF unusuaL.
So I’m thinking like this, Half unusual is rhythm section to which I have added more background.
Some looping melody or lead for the third part would sound cool.

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#5

Love the bass addition - very Twin Peaksy - love it!

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#6

Right, I was thinking Twin Peaks theme. Glad you like it.

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#7

Took vgmrmojo’s upbeat drum track and shrouded it with a rather gloomy kemane line (in Gm, I think), played with my usual rhythmic precision and pinpoint accuracy (lol).

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#8


played some bongos over Disquiet Junto Project 0472: Jam Time - #37 by geoffroy

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#9

track used:new unit (disquiet0472)moduS ponY

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#10

I’ve ended up at @Noimspartacus’ Orphaned Loop and recorded a bass part.

This link goes to the audio as a wav file for your collaboration.

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#11

Noob question, Sorry, How does one get the player to embed in a post here?

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#12

Hi. Generally, if you just paste the URL of something, like a SoundCloud track or playlist, or a Bandcamp album or track, it’ll appear on llllllll.com (aka Lines) as an embed. Every once in a while this doesn’t work. Usually it turns out you need a hard return before and after the link.

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#13

I’ve chosen to work on the piece Polylingual Chaos from week 1 by Stefan Strasser.

It’s a cool sound and took a while to figure out sections. I went with adding percussion and to find a regular structure in it. I’m pretty sure after this everyone’s going to be putting all their kick drums panned all the way right, new industry standard.

I’ve used the SR88 drum pattern sequencer in lots of my music, actually its in nearly all of it but its so handy using it to create hi-hats in time but also at random. Then added kick drums and snare depending on how they suited the sections and to give it some flow through each part and to build to the end.

All done in Ableton. For whoever comes next, I have this as 4/4 66bpm

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#14

I added on to @ryanscottmattingly’s The Sand Gets Everywhere (Disquiet Junto Project 0472: Jam Time - #18 by ryanscottmattingly)
Drumming triplets at 150bpm is not my strength… but I plowed through!

listening version (mixed):

hard panned version: [Sandstorm Surfstorm - Disquiet0473 - Hard Pan by MtnViewMark-Bits | Mtn View Mark Bits | Free Listening on SoundCloud]

Video of me recording my part:

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#15

welcome!, nice sounds :slightly_smiling_face:

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#16

Happy New Year all!

I selected a track at random and landed on @ryanruppe 's track consisting of splattering rhythms and coarse tones. I thought I might compliment it with a similarly choppy structured feel, albeit with harmonious blurs swooshing around. I used my usual modular set-up to accomplish this, with the new addition of the (frankly) astounding Make Noise Morphagene, which just arrived yesterday. It cost a small fortune and its purchase was an opulent early-40th-birthday-present-to-me, because blowing nearly a grand (AU) on a module needs some kind of exceptional justification.

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#17

Love where you took this. Pitching down- really brought out a warm fuzzy bassline that pairs nicely with your guitar work

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#18

glad you like it, it was my pleasure.

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#19

I decided to use Chris Ledwidge “No. 34 In Am - disquiet0472”.
The title is now (thanks to Marc) “Things are fluid (disquiet0473)”.
Still Am. Tempo (in my world) 89,586 BPM. I hope 3 decimals are enough :grin:
I have made edits in the piano piece. Great piano sound, by the way.
First I thought it was a real piano, a cheap one :face_with_hand_over_mouth:
My additions are small and includes birds.

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#20

I chose Orphaned Loop by Noimspartacus and added synth & bass.

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#21

Good idea ! Thank you !

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#22

Disquiet0473
Placebo Effect
• Key: Eb minor BPM: 120 Time signature: 4/4 DAW: Reaper
• Instruments: Reaktor 6
• Plug-ins:
• Used a random number generator to pick track #3
• downloaded track # 3 by: noimspartacus - Orphaned Loop
• Added my track panned hard right created with Reaktor 6

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