30 Nov
2009
30 Nov
'09
3:37 a.m.
Hey all,
Here's a recently completed club remix of a tune a friend of mine did.
The only things I used from his original were the vocals, everything
else was written for the remix. All of the sequencing, synthesis, and
mixing were done in Renoise, and I used Ardour for vocal tweaking and
overall mastering (along with jamin).
http://soundcloud.com/visinin/madius-all-i-need-visinins-needing-more-remix
or, if soundcloud's not your thing,
http://visinin.com/~will/madius-all_i_need_vsnrmx_18.11.09.mastered.ogg
enjoy :)
-w
30 Nov
30 Nov
4:21 a.m.
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 02:37:53AM -0500, Will Light wrote:
Hey all,
Here's a recently completed club remix of a tune a friend of mine did.
The only things I used from his original were the vocals, everything
else was written for the remix. All of the sequencing, synthesis, and
mixing were done in Renoise, and I used Ardour for vocal tweaking and
overall mastering (along with jamin).
http://soundcloud.com/visinin/madius-all-i-need-visinins-needing-more-remix
or, if soundcloud's not your thing,
http://visinin.com/~will/madius-all_i_need_vsnrmx_18.11.09.mastered.ogg
enjoy :)
Not my style of music, but it's very well produced.
That kick drum just CRUSHES though! It's meant for a proper club/DJ dancefloor sound
system.
How did you get the kick sound?
-ken
5:54 a.m.
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 3:20 AM, Ken Restivo <ken(a)restivo.org> wrote:
Not my style of music, but it's very well
produced.
That kick drum just CRUSHES though! It's meant for a proper club/DJ dancefloor sound
system.
How did you get the kick sound?
The base sound for the kick came from one of the Vengeance sample
packs, which are infamously used all over dance music. That sound
itself is EQ'd slightly (dropped the mids), then run through a light
foldover distortion, a tube modeller (one of the CAPS ones), and a
compressor. It's layered with a sound of what appears to be me
hitting something against a book (it's unlabeled, I'm not sure what
exactly I did to make it), which gives it a slightly more organic
sound. That sound is compressed, gated a bit, and treated with the
same slight foldover.
Thanks for the feedback despite not being much for the style!
-w
4:48 a.m.
Will Light wrote:
All of the sequencing, synthesis, and
mixing were done in Renoise,
Yeah!
and I used Ardour for vocal tweaking and
overall mastering (along with jamin).
How did you go about that? Wire the output renoise into a bus in ardour,
and the output of ardour into jamin?
I still need to get started with jamin, but this mastering thing is
still hocus-pocus to me :-)
Sounds good. I feel the bassdrum is too loud (2 db or so), would that
kill the track on a club system?
--
Atte
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5:54 a.m.
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 3:48 AM, Atte André Jensen
<atte.jensen(a)gmail.com> wrote:
How did you go about that? Wire the output renoise
into a bus in ardour,
and the output of ardour into jamin?
The vocal tweaking was done separately from the final render. Brought
the files in, did a little bit of time correction, and then recorded
into one of the Renoise input busses.
When I did the final render, I exported the whole track in Renoise and
then just brought the .wav into Ardour. Didn't want to have to deal
with more trouble than I needed to.
Jamin was set up as an insert on the Ardour master channel so I could
just export it with Ardour and have it all process through Jamin on
the render.
Sounds good. I feel the bassdrum is too loud (2 db or
so), would that
kill the track on a club system?
It's entirely possible. It sounds alright to my ears and on the
systems I've played it on, but I could very well have mixed that in
too loud. Thanks for the feedback, I'll go back and have a closer
listen.
It's good to see you around these parts, Atte! You may remember me
from the cSound/blue camp as filterchild.
-w
5:22 a.m.
Hello Will!
Thanks for posting this. I must say I didn't enjoy club music since the mid
to later 90s. But this was good. Good and crunchy sounds. And the rhythms in
the seperate instruments were catching and well delivered.
From what I occasionally hear of the newer club mixes, the sounds are too
strange and mostly without bite to my ears. Really very nicely done! I'll keep
that for revisiting, for whenever I have my clubby phases. :-)
Warm regards
Julien
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6:05 a.m.
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 4:22 AM, Julien Claassen <julien(a)c-lab.de> wrote:
Hello Will!
Thanks for posting this. I must say I didn't enjoy club music since the mid
to later 90s. But this was good. Good and crunchy sounds. And the rhythms in
the seperate instruments were catching and well delivered.
Ah, thanks so much! The track grew fairly organically, and many of
the sections just took on their own sound and left me sitting in the
middle wondering how it was all going to fit together. I think it all
came together pretty well and I'm glad to hear that you think the
same.
From what I occasionally hear of the newer club
mixes, the sounds are too
strange and mostly without bite to my ears. Really very nicely done! I'll
keep that for revisiting, for whenever I have my clubby phases. :-)
I can definitely sympathize with you there.
Dance/trance/house/whatever was the open door into electronic music
for me, but I've become distanced from it lately as well. I can't
even stand to listen to most of the new tracks coming out. This remix
was very much a foray into the genre after having gone off my own way
for quite some time, and I think the end result shows a lot of that.
Indeed, thanks for the feedback, and I'm very glad to hear you enjoyed it!
-w
6:21 a.m.
Here's a recently completed club remix of a tune a
friend of mine did.
The only things I used from his original were the vocals, everything
else was written for the remix. All of the sequencing, synthesis, and
mixing were done in Renoise, and I used Ardour for vocal tweaking and
overall mastering (along with jamin).
http://soundcloud.com/visinin/madius-all-i-need-visinins-needing-more-remix
or, if soundcloud's not your thing,
http://visinin.com/~will/madius-all_i_need_vsnrmx_18.11.09.mastered.ogg
hey visinin =)
kpanic/beatpanic here, I think we have chatted a bit in the past -> remix
love it!
the track has a cc license?
thanks!
great vibes!
ciao,
Marco
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10:29 a.m.
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 5:20 AM, Marco Milanesi <kpanic(a)muppetslab.org> wrote:
kpanic/beatpanic here, I think we have chatted
a bit in the past -> remix
love it!
Thanks!
And yeah, you used to chill in #monome, I remember you. :)
the track has a cc license?
The track is currently just "All Rights Reserved." I'm not sure what
the original artist wants to do with the track, though he's mentioned
that he's going to be putting together a single with a few other
mixes.
thanks!
great vibes!
Glad to hear you dig it!
-w
1:31 p.m.
On Sun, Nov 29, 2009 at 11:37 PM, Will Light <visinin(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hey all,
Here's a recently completed club remix of a tune a friend of mine did.
The only things I used from his original were the vocals, everything
else was written for the remix. All of the sequencing, synthesis, and
mixing were done in Renoise, and I used Ardour for vocal tweaking and
overall mastering (along with jamin).
http://soundcloud.com/visinin/madius-all-i-need-visinins-needing-more-remix
or, if soundcloud's not your thing,
http://visinin.com/~will/madius-all_i_need_vsnrmx_18.11.09.mastered.ogg
enjoy :)
-w
Hey Will,
Good piece of club music and good work on your part. Haven't had
time to listen to the original yet but I certainly like the work you
did on the remix.
Cheers,
Mark
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