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Great track! I love how punchy the drums are, and great use of the stereo field
That's fun! I forgot all about Frum. Need to get that back out of the toy box and have a fresh play. Very nice use of it. I get mostly interesting loops, but you've managed an excellent full song composition. Cheers
@cl516, that was great! I've never heard of Frum before, but I loved the drums and electronic percussion parts you had going on. Loved the way the bass made its entrance, and I think my favorite part was the introduction of the offbeat chords around 49 seconds in. Almost reggae-ish. Could you share a little more about the creation of the track? I'd love to know what DAW you used, how you got the different drum, percussion, and synth parts to sync so tightly together, any other DAW effects you used, etc. Thanks for sharing a great track!
Great track. And listening to Depeche Mode in 1981, this is EXACTLY what I thought the future would sound like.
Yeah, I forgot all about Frum too. Is it still considered an identity-theft trojan horse, or have they abandoned the Internet-connection requirement in any recent updates?
Whoa thx for listening y'all! The future sounds like... that's a huge compliment @ExAsperis99
@Joel75 I just upgraded to LPX after more than 8 years on the old Logic. Frum was really a driving force for the track's feel. The offbeat chords were from Legend by Synapse Audio. But overall, it's a mix of both soft synths and hardware (Korg Minilogue and MS20 mini).
P.S. I mention Frum, but I used it as an instrument, and obviously didn't build the whole track with it, so as not to mislead anyone.
Oh. Obviously wasn't "obvious" to me
I've heard some of the Frum community tracks that achieved an actual composed song out of the app only and I thought you had too.
Still a nice track though.
Ha! I mention it because I'm sure I don't have the skill to use Frum to that level! In fact, I'm sure I don't have the skills to use exclusively one of anything and come up with results remotely decent sounding.
EDIT:
@Joel75 I recorded it analog out analog in, the old-fashioned way.
Downloaded Frum. For $3 I figured why not? What a bizarre app, definitely going to take some getting used to. Pretty cool electronic percussion sounds, though. @cl516, how did you get the Frum sounds into Logic? From what I'm reading it doesn't look like there's anyway to export or copy anything you create in the app.
This is great.
I liked it. Digital palm trees.