I decided to work on a new track. The beginnings...

el sea chalupa

more tweaking, more automation, more fun with filters and detuning oscillators. now it goes to a nice breakdown (which is my favorite part). I didn't have time to get the drop back into the beat sounding anything close to acceptable, so I just cut it here.

the title of today's post is a real boat name that i saw in watertown. i giggled for about 10 minutes. you shoulda been there.

I actually did a lot of work on this track, but found it not in a polished place to share said edits, so instead, here are some ideas for the (currently missing) drum track, along with some "ooh I want to make wobbly synths can't i make wobbly synths" crap LFO automation.

Ok, fuck that shit. My 10th grade teacher beat into our heads that when presenting our own work, we should not, ever (this means never) start out with a "ritual apology". I wrote one above but I struck it through like the little "ABC" icon at the top of this here blogger post window.

 No regret, no apologies, here are some ideas for basic drum loops and synth automation for this track.

Alright. I have been working on an electronica track for a while, generally playing with all the sounds and being somewhat but not completely happy with it. The drums sucked so for the purposes of this week's post, I took them out. This is basically all the ideas which kind of flow into each other.

Also, Caitlin describes the piece as (minus drums): UNTZ UNTZ UNTZ UNTZ UNTZ UNTZ WHAAAAAAN WHAAAAAAN WHAAAAAKAKAKAUNTZ MEEDLY MEEDLY MEEEEEEEEE CHIKCHIKCHIKCHIKCHIK whawhawhawhawahaaaaa oooooooooooooooooooooooooowhrrrrrrrwhrrrrrroooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmdundundundUNTZdundundundunUNTUNTmreeeeeeUNTUNTUNTUNTUNTUNTUNTUNT fishhhhh

the beginning