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Uploaded a track for the first time in years

mjm1138mjm1138
in Creations & Collaborations

Probably doesn't count as a "finished" track but I'm rolling with it :) . Produced in Logic Pro for iPad, with Toneboosters Lowtone featuring prominently. Pads are courtesy of Nambu. Drums are mostly the built-in "Micro Modular" kit in Logic.

https://soundcloud.com/mjm1138/dawn-on-the-rocks?si=6de288f1ce6b42d19a22ccba31de68ce&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

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  • mjm1138mjm1138

    Yikes, how do I embed a link without my ugly mug filling the screen? :D

  • LuxthorLuxthor

    @mjm1138 said:
    Probably doesn't count as a "finished" track but I'm rolling with it :) . Produced in Logic Pro for iPad, with Toneboosters Lowtone featuring prominently. Pads are courtesy of Nambu. Drums are mostly the built-in "Micro Modular" kit in Logic.

    I quite like the song. There's a lot of interesting structure. The futuristic theme did it for me. Fantastic work, keep them coming. 🤩

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    This is really great! Reminds me of early Paul Van Dyk for some reason. :)

  • tristantristan

    This is good. Congrats on the upload! Would love to see more :smile:

  • reezyglereezygle

    Beautifully layered through time. Nice work!

    P.S. Fellow Coloradan here. :)

  • jdp000jdp000

    Love the chord progression! The sounds remind me of Autechre a little. Nice work

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    Thanks @Luxthor @jwmmakerofmusic @Tristan and @reezygle for the kind words! I'll gratefully accept a comparison to Paul Van Dyk. I'm working out a few other ideas in the style of what I'm calling "Acid Garage"; hopefully I can post more soon :smile:

    I've said it in other threads; Logic has kind of "clicked" for me. I love being able to work out ideas in Live Loops and then record a loops session to the timeline to get a rough sketch of the arrangement.

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @jdp000 said:
    Love the chord progression! The sounds remind me of Autechre a little. Nice work

    Thanks!

  • tristantristan

    @mjm1138 said:
    Thanks @Luxthor @jwmmakerofmusic @Tristan and @reezygle for the kind words! I'll gratefully accept a comparison to Paul Van Dyk. I'm working out a few other ideas in the style of what I'm calling "Acid Garage"; hopefully I can post more soon :smile:

    I've said it in other threads; Logic has kind of "clicked" for me. I love being able to work out ideas in Live Loops and then record a loops session to the timeline to get a rough sketch of the arrangement.

    I'd love to hear more about how you start your ideas in Live Loops. I tried to do this as I like to work in Bitwigs session view, but I just couldn't get it right.

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @tristan said:

    @mjm1138 said:
    Thanks @Luxthor @jwmmakerofmusic @Tristan and @reezygle for the kind words! I'll gratefully accept a comparison to Paul Van Dyk. I'm working out a few other ideas in the style of what I'm calling "Acid Garage"; hopefully I can post more soon :smile:

    I've said it in other threads; Logic has kind of "clicked" for me. I love being able to work out ideas in Live Loops and then record a loops session to the timeline to get a rough sketch of the arrangement.

    I'd love to hear more about how you start your ideas in Live Loops. I tried to do this as I like to work in Bitwigs session view, but I just couldn't get it right.

    Well, mainly I just start out with a pattern cell and a drum track and lay down a beat, and add 2-3 more instruments until I have something interesting in the first "scene", like a baseline and a pad. At that point I'll either start a new scene or copy-paste to the next scene over to create variations on the first scene. This is all really loose and unstructured. When I get to 3-5 scenes I'll start to think about "what sounds like a verse", "what sounds like a bridge" etc. and maybe rearrange scenes so I have something coherent moving left to right. At that point I might go back and start adding more tracks as the idea takes shape (this is when I might add a sub-bass or other "supporting" tracks, if you like). And I play around in Live Loops until I start to like the flow of how I transition from one scene to the next.

    At that point, I'll try recording a Live Loops session to the timeline to stub out a basic arrangement. If it goes well and I'm reasonably happy with it, I'll switch over to timeline view and work continues there with mixing, adding effects, and fine-tuning the arrangement (the track I posted above was a longer until I trimmed out several bars to tighten it up). For this track, I then added tracks for cymbal hits and risers, and when I was happy enough with the result I ran it through grand finale 2 on the stereo out track and bounced it to an m4a (actually, I exported it to m4a a few times during the process so I could e.g. hear how things were sounding on laptop speakers, on my truck's shitty stereo system, etc).

    That's about it. I'm usually monkeying around with the Live Loops for some number of weeks before I move to timeline, and then playing on the timeline for some number of weeks after that. I work slow! But, I'm giving myself room to bounce between projects when I feel like I'm getting bored or frustrated with a track, and then come back to it.

    I feel like this track could use more lead/solo sounds and probably more work on the risers and "FX" type sounds, but it's on Soundcloud now so I'm going to put a pin in it and see if I can wrestle something else into an arrangement.

  • cyberheatercyberheater

    Has a really nice groove

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @cyberheater said:
    Has a really nice groove

    Thanks! I’m trying to develop a feel for putting just the right amount of swing on a drumbeat.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    Good stuff mate 🎊

    I love Lowtone but I don’t see it talked about much. It’s one of the best bass synths on iOS. Coincidentally Nambu can also do some hard hitting basses.

  • DMfanDMfan

    Great electronic vibe, well thought out sounds! Wanna hear more like this!

    /DMfan🇸🇪

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @HotStrange said:
    Good stuff mate 🎊

    I love Lowtone but I don’t see it talked about much. It’s one of the best bass synths on iOS. Coincidentally Nambu can also do some hard hitting basses.

    Thanks!

    Lowtone is an underappreciated gem IMO. Super tweakable, nice VCN, and the gate effect is fun and easy.

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @DMfan said:
    Great electronic vibe, well thought out sounds! Wanna hear more like this!

    /DMfan🇸🇪

    Thanks!

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @mjm1138 said:

    @HotStrange said:
    Good stuff mate 🎊

    I love Lowtone but I don’t see it talked about much. It’s one of the best bass synths on iOS. Coincidentally Nambu can also do some hard hitting basses.

    Thanks!

    Lowtone is an underappreciated gem IMO. Super tweakable, nice VCN, and the gate effect is fun and easy.

    Agreed 👍🏻 and it sounds fantastic.

  • GeoTonyGeoTony

    To answer your original comment just paste the link into the comment field rather than using the link 🔗 icon…
    I’ve no idea about genres, acid, garage , whatever but I enjoyed it. Nice production 👍

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