Unfortunately the sites terms and conditions prevent me from sharing them in a raw unmixed state which can be read in full here under "5. Ownership of Content" https://www.lootaudio.com/legal/terms-and-conditions
5. Ownership of Content: "All products obtained from Loot Audio are for personal use only and must not be shared with any third party or uploaded to any file sharing site or offered for resale or public transmission unless mixed into your own original music productions."
Unfortunately it seems the last project save I have for this track is a number of iterations out of date than the final. I do know I have that particular custom drum sample in my library, but it will take time to find it as I do not recall it's file name.
I was shown the method by collaborator and friend Synthdreamer. They use Ableton and I use FL Studio but the method is univesal and very simple although I am terrible at explaining things so I appologise if none of this makes sense.
• METHOD Halfnotes played upscale from the fourth octave at 250BPM and an automated linear pitched-wheel up or down as prefered. G, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C, D
For channel effects I used custom presets in Output Portal and Valhalla Supermassive but I would reccomend having fun trying different effect plugins as the possibilities are limitless.
As requested, I have added an alternate version without the persistant background lo-fi crackle, this is intended on the original and not an audio quality issue.
I admire your persistance and perseverance. You've been working on this and other projects for sometime now and things are really starting to take shape.
This has a great feel to it, very atmospheric. I found myself thinking of a far of future, a digital temple of sorts. The title is quite thought provoking as well.
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Hi whateverdat,
So I found the drum samples and they are not custom made by myself as I first thought but part of a purchasable pack which includes all the drum samples and found here - https://www.lootaudio.com/product-sounds/sapphire---lofi-future-bass
OSSA_Full_Drum_03_128bpm
Unfortunately the sites terms and conditions prevent me from sharing them in a raw unmixed state which can be read in full here under "5. Ownership of Content" https://www.lootaudio.com/legal/terms-and-conditions
5. Ownership of Content: "All products obtained from Loot Audio are for personal use only and must not be shared with any third party or uploaded to any file sharing site or offered for resale or public transmission unless mixed into your own original music productions."
Hi whateverdat.
Unfortunately it seems the last project save I have for this track is a number of iterations out of date than the final. I do know I have that particular custom drum sample in my library, but it will take time to find it as I do not recall it's file name.
Excellent. It has a mournful emotive quality to it but that's something I really enjoy and often elusively try to capture in some of my own work.
Hi KitsuneFaroe.
I was shown the method by collaborator and friend Synthdreamer.
They use Ableton and I use FL Studio but the method is univesal and very simple although I am terrible at explaining things so I appologise if none of this makes sense.
• METHOD
Halfnotes played upscale from the fourth octave at 250BPM and an automated linear pitched-wheel up or down as prefered.
G, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C, D
For channel effects I used custom presets in Output Portal and Valhalla Supermassive but I would reccomend having fun trying different effect plugins as the possibilities are limitless.
As requested, I have added an alternate version without the persistant background lo-fi crackle, this is intended on the original and not an audio quality issue.
I admire your persistance and perseverance. You've been working on this and other projects for sometime now and things are really starting to take shape.
This has a great feel to it, very atmospheric. I found myself thinking of a far of future, a digital temple of sorts.
The title is quite thought provoking as well.
Overall, very enjoyable.
Just the artwork.
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