3 Jul
2025
3 Jul
'25
12:41 a.m.
Hello all,
I'm not sure if I already shared this here, but last year I worked on
this community album
<https://abstractionmusic.bandcamp.com/album/club-sandwich-party>. The
premise of the album is remix/rearrange this
<https://abstractionmusic.bandcamp.com/track/club-sandwich-party-2>
song. The stems were given to us to use or not use. I had a feeling a
lot of the artists working on the album were going to do something
upbeat, so I tried to make something a bit more laid back.
I decided to do my first impulse tracker module using schism tracker. I
wasn't new to trackers, but it was the first time making a full song in
schism tracker. I was heavily inspired by Mazedude (mainly
<https://www.mazedude.com/remixes/dead-raggening> this track) (and even
got advice from Mazedude) and music from the PSX.
Anyways, you can listen and watch the track here
<https://youtu.be/1A60s8n-SD4?si=DQ_XabEdJz7rBJWu>. You can also
download the .it module here
<https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&query=207539>.
Let me know what you think if you're interested.
Brandon Hale
3 Jul
3 Jul
2:01 a.m.
Hi Brandon!
Jul 3 2025, Brandon Hale has written:
...
<https://youtu.be/1A60s8n-SD4?si=DQ_XabEdJz7rBJWu>. You can also download the
...
Thanks for sharing this. It is an interesting project and the results
overall have quite a range.
I liked your contribution. It has style, a nice mix of recogniseable
tracker and class. -- Yes, you can tell that trackers aren't my thing by
that remark. :)
What did you think about your tracker experience? I know that they are
on the rise again, with soft- and hardware systems plopping up all over
the place. Mostly I heard comments from older people, who have been
around when trackers first came into being.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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7 Jul
7 Jul
10:24 p.m.
On 7/2/25 20:01, Jeanette C. wrote:
Hi Brandon!
Jul 3 2025, Brandon Hale has written:
...
Hey Jeanette,
It's great to hear from you! I apologize for getting back to you so late!
<https://youtu.be/1A60s8n-SD4?si=DQ_XabEdJz7rBJWu>. You can also
download the
...
Thanks for sharing this. It is an interesting project and the results
overall have quite a range.
I liked your contribution. It has style, a nice mix of recogniseable
tracker and class. -- Yes, you can tell that trackers aren't my thing by
that remark. :)
What did you think about your tracker experience? I know that they are
on the rise again, with soft- and hardware systems plopping up all over
the place. Mostly I heard comments from older people, who have been
around when trackers first came into being.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
Yes, you can tell that trackers aren't my thing by
> that remark. :)
Haha, that's okay. I am a big fan of tracker music and have been
listening to it since before I was an adult.
> What did you think about your tracker experience?
I know that they are
> on the rise again, with soft- and hardware systems plopping up all over
> the place. Mostly I heard comments from older people, who have been
> around when trackers first came into being.
I really enjoy using trackers. I really like being able to write and
produce music wherever I want to without having to bring a midi keyboard
around. I've written music in coffee shops, libraries, etc. Also, I take
every chance I can to eliminate the mouse when I'm on a computer and
trackers make that easier.
I've been using renoise and studying modules with schismtracker since
2015, but this was my first time making something with schismtracker. I
really enjoyed schism. In fact, there are some things in it that I wish
renoise had. Things like pressing space to repeat pattern effects/notes,
the keyboard shortcuts being so well thought-out, and how the interface
looks like (its interface is taken straight from the DOS-era). The .it
format has a lot of great features. I have been wanting to make another
thing in it, so hopefully soon! :)
Thanks for listening to it and giving me feedback on it! :)
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