What do you sound like on Nu-ILX?

Jordan this rules, I will play it on the radio. Thanks!

Amazing, ty sleeve!

digging these km

thanks Hadrian! they're based on some GIFs I made a few years back

I made another synth jam with my Circuit and some other synth hardware:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pBphoPIoyY

took the day off to get on with some music, and guess what, I didn't do any music.

but i did upload this song i wrote and recorded in my room about 18 months ago. can't remember if I ever posted it here https://soundcloud.com/charlieframe/operating-machinery

Good stuff!

cheers DJI, I enjoyed yr synth jam too!

Really like that one DL

Thanks Jordan.trying to get back into the swing of things so thought I'd share it

i made a love song happy valentine day ilx :) https://smlx.bandcamp.com/

hey esby

That's sick esby, love the vocal melody, and want to hear more of the mangled auto-tune vocal

thank u for the kind words doggie. i likewise enjoyed a bunch of yr wavy kalimba pieces

hey esby

― Blues Guitar Solo Heatmap (Free Download) (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Wednesday, February 24, 2021 4:41 PM (four days ago) bookmarkflaglink

oh hey, hi. Hello

them: hey austin, do you know what you're doing?

me: lol nope

—10-11 march—

a late submission for consideration on international women's day.

composition 133, by andy, a/k/a "endurance round." remixed by the schnazz for spectral projections, inc.

also a previously unheard scene from fry's holophonor opera.

also an outtake from

these are the kind of liner notes i crave. <3 keep it up austin

i am nothing if not a complete nerd of the highest calibre. thank you for indulging me.

nerds don't drool, turds drool, imo

and oops, i accidentally cut off the last bit of your notes:

...also an outtake from the broadcast happy mondays + janet jackson live from Sialogea.

:D

oh yeah, here's a playlist of some selected recordings from the last six months or so. i know i haven't really been posting in here very much lately. i get intimidated by this idea of sharing my music here because you guys are like, actual musicians and the music you play is. . . idk, real music? i listen to everything that's posted here and just constantly impressed by how talented you all are and how awesome the music you play is. i'm just some dude that learned everything wrong and who records ridiculous fake pop music in my bedroom. i don't even have a bass for crying out loud. music is something i make 100% for fun. . . and. . . idk where i'm going with this, but i guess it boils down to me being grateful that this place exists and that you guys haven't shunned me out of it — because it would certainly be understandable if you had by now.

anyway. friday. yay. or whatever.

I like your tracks Austin! The ones that are more dubbed out are my faves. Feeling Esby's Valentine tune too

I put up some new ones on the ol' Soundcloud for those that are interested - https://soundcloud.com/pluwa

I'm in a weird place wondering if I'll ever record and write again after having two kids and kind of not caring either way bc I'm too tired to think. I was on a big run a few years ago before the first kid, but after that i realized I need to reconfigure my relationship with music--maybe move it down a peg or two on the priority list. Anyway I thought I'd drop some of the stuff on here I was working on before all that to see if it motivates me to start thinking about it again.

I kind of want to dust this one off as a post-pandemic anthem rather than a let's-go-out-and-get-fucked-up anthem: https://soundcloud.com/heez-1

My drummer friend killed it I think

cool little jam.

Thanks!

Just premiered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kUvYkqvnho

Complete video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPdqBiutevc

(The lower one includes everyone's pieces from today.)

o fuck i just saw heard k malone's clips w/jordan's pieces...

and, crikey sund4r ,,, productive and visible

Thanks, Tib. The pandemic seems to have been productive in my case.

https://cutternumbers.bandcamp.com/album/constant-lowrider-cn-mixtape-21

i made a "mixtape" of instrumental tracks i recorded in the past year, mostly sampler-driven with some guitar. i mixed by bouncing back and forth between 4-track and computer, adding effects and vocals and other sounds. it's pretty lo-fi and crunchy but it turned out how i wanted, like if the original songs were being blasted out of a cheap loud car stereo.

This is cool, love to hear those sample pack sounds get used!

I did a fun project with a local band, where they pick a scale + bpm and all record parts without hearing each other (in this case E Dorian + 110 bpm). Then each member produces a track using the stems. They invited me to contribute to a track to this one, so it's somewhere in-between a remix and an original. Would love to try this with other people where I'm involved in generating the stems too.

https://lovelysocialitemusic.bandcamp.com/album/quarantine-loops-vol-2

two new tracks.

Anyone who lived in Scotland in the early 00's will recognise the samples...

Ooh a couple of blasts from the past right there. Sounding good!

been trying to learn Ableton, pretty interesting/different work flow

also got a mellotron vst, kinda set out to do something like autumn sweater by yo la tengo but a little more electronic feeling

https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/DqwE7

love the sound of that mellotron, the guitar is great too (tremolo effect?)

thanks! I think there might be some tremelo, I use an amp modeling plugin a friend of mine who runs a studio recommended called S-Gear by Scuffham Amps, it's not as well known and it doesn't have tons of amps and effects but I think it sounds pretty real

I usually just track guitar DI then flip through presets until something sounds good do I don't always know what goes into it

sounds v pleasant sh@key

thanks esby 🙂

hopefully this will work:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM3gB7N9kzI

i have only started attempting to play guitar and sing at the same for the last couple months, so i'm hoping that if and when additional family members die, my rendition of "sweetness follows" will be a little easier! i still have shakey voice right now, but whatever

That was really pretty, Zach.

holy crap i can only listen to like one half of one line of that song before getting all the way weepy -- kudos to you z for being able to play it over and over and over and record yourself & share it <3 that's therapy

hi,

i have an LP coming out soon. it's about the spirits of two sisters from 1906. here is one song from it

https://maelinbrown.bandcamp.com/

thanks DJI and LL! helps that it's only two chords, i guess :) i ended up learning how to play most of automatic for the people over the last couple months. i love that so much of their music is pretty easy to play

Jordan, I finally listened to Poly Pointillism. I haven't broken anything down yet but I really like it - the sounds themselves and the rhythms. I added it to my cart for the next BC Friday.

I liked that track maelin. Sounded like Radio Dept. meets REM meets NMH.

Nice track!

na, this is great! kind of like alternate reality video game soundtracks. really nice man.

zach you are a braver man than myself. well done.

for all the lofi sadhouse fans in the audience, we have some bullshit for you.

I dl'd that, Austin. Dig it.

thanks for listening, austin

yeah, great stuff Austin! i love the second half when the beat shifts back up and it DriveTime144.1 on the radio

man, thank you guys so much for listening!

also zach, that's literally the nicest comment we've ever received with regards to music. you have no idea how incredibly happy that makes andy to read. the whole idea behind that recording is that he wanted it to sound like a song recorded off the radio from the middle of a mix show onto a cassette tape on an old $100 boombox. this is the recording we were referencing..