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April Month: Composing with Xequence

edited April 2018 in Creations

@SevenSystems Well it’s that time of the year. New tool with cool updates and jumping onboard to learn its workflow and share my creations.

As opposed to adding these tracks to the existing Xequence thread i decided to create a new one which is solely about using Xequence to create tracks. So with that being said, please contribute to the thread and share what you’ve made.

Who knows, maybe at thle end of the month if the tracks are good enough we’ll have a great Xequence Playlist to share with the larger world.

Have a great month Xequencing everyone.

Here’s mine from last night while listening to the roar of the ocean in San Simeon California...just down the road from Hearst Castle:

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  • edited April 2018

    Wow. I hit play and took a phone call. Took of my headphones for a minute. Then when I came back, I heard this wondrous music, and I was totally flummoxed that it wasn't in my Spotify playlist. Where is this coming from? I took the cans off, looked around — no, it was not in the office. There were no YouTube icons in my roughly 36 tabs. Then I found it. I love it. Well done.

    And is something wrong with me that I really wish I could see what you were using to make this?

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  • edited April 2018

    Hahah...happy to contribute in whatever way i can.

    As far as setup:
    1x Model D Minimoog
    4x Zeeon
    1x iSymphonic
    1x RuismakerFM
    BramBos + AudioDamage fx chain in AUM

  • Lovely! I've been trying to convince myself I don't need Xequence... And then you post this beautiful track :love:
    BTW, are you triggering Ruismaker with it too?

  • Very nice indeed. I hope t have a better grasp of this app soon-ish, and have a dabble. :)

  • @echoopera especially love the drums on that one... all generated using PolyHymnia?

  • @ExAsperis99 said:
    Wow. I hit play and took a phone call. Took of my headphones for a minute. Then when I came back, I heard this wondrous music, and I was totally flummoxed that it wasn't in my Spotify playlist. Where is this coming from? I took the cans off, looked around — no, it was not in the office. There were no YouTube icons in my roughly 36 tabs. Then I found it. I love it. Well done.

    And is something wrong with me that I really wish I could see what you were using to make this?

    Haha it snuck up on me too! I was playing a game and noticed there was some nice music playing I hadnt noticed before and was wondering where it came from lol.

  • edited April 2018

    @senhorlampada said:
    Lovely! I've been trying to convince myself I don't need Xequence... And then you post this beautiful track :love:
    BTW, are you triggering Ruismaker with it too?

    Yep. Everything is being triggered with Xequence.

    @SevenSystems said:
    @echoopera especially love the drums on that one... all generated using PolyHymnia?

    But of course.
    The have thoughts on featur s which I’ll hit you up on via email. Nice work on it.

  • @echoopera: Using PolyHymnia for generating drums (with drum map enabled on the instrument) is probably something that deserves explicitly being mentioned in the manual... glad you had the idea yourself :)

  • @SevenSystems said:
    @echoopera: Using PolyHymnia for generating drums (with drum map enabled on the instrument) is probably something that deserves explicitly being mentioned in the manual... glad you had the idea yourself :)

    Useful for toms, or an instrument of various cymbals... wait a minute.

    I know what you're doing...

    Adding all these inexpensive but useful features until we all have no choice but to buy the unlimited tracks just to fit all of them in.

  • @ExAsperis99 said:
    Wow. I hit play and took a phone call. Took of my headphones for a minute. Then when I came back, I heard this wondrous music, and I was totally flummoxed that it wasn't in my Spotify playlist. Where is this coming from? I took the cans off, looked around — no, it was not in the office. There were no YouTube icons in my roughly 36 tabs. Then I found it. I love it. Well done.

    And is something wrong with me that I really wish I could see what you were using to make this?

    Thanks for that situational review. That is my intent with the music i make...to have it become a part of the environment like the air we breathe. o:) <3 <3

  • @aaronpc said:

    .wait a minute.

    I know what you're doing...

    Adding all these inexpensive but useful features until we all have no choice but to buy the unlimited tracks just to fit all of them in.

    Yes, but admit it... you deserve those extra tracks... hurry hurry... :)

  • Had a few minutes to do an outdoor jam so i decided to capture it.

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