April 17, 201115 yr I wanted to write an electronic piece from one note. Something's up with my bass, so a status thingy got robin to help out and sent me some trombone samples.There's all sorts of effects. I haven't used Logic in a while. one
April 20, 201115 yr I wanted to write an electronic piece from one note. Something's up with my bass, so a status thingy got robin to help out and sent me some trombone samples. There's all sorts of effects. I haven't used Logic in a while. one I love it.... GREAT GREAT.. you can use it easyly in a movie. Like SF/Phantasy Can you tell me what program you are using to make this music. I have only FL studio which I dont like that much. I would like to make this kind of music as well.
April 20, 201115 yr Author Thanks for listening! It's written in :smithy: Logic Pro. Though any DAW like it (cubase, flstudio, protools) should be able to do it. just a lot of copy-paste and effects... you could even do it (slowly and less efficiently) in audacity...
April 20, 201115 yr i very often get this kind of strange feel when listening to old school type electronics, you know that type of bleeping, spacy texture they have. i don't want to describe this feeling for it would be too perverse for this site. technically you can do it with any program and editor. hell, you don't even need any sample, just draw a note straight in sound forge and do whatever you like with it. you can even sequence it in sound forge (put a sound, delay it, so it overlaps, delete it and so on). lots of work, but if you like that kind of hand-made thing to it, why not. you know like those radiophonic composers did for their spacey sound to bbc programs and stuff in 60-70. it's fun enough, but i would like to heat more contrasted densities - since, in principle, this is not drone type of thing. afterall, electronic music is about layering, or so lithuanian musicologists say - i wouldn't care much, of course, if they weren't quite beautiful and young female ones. but, if you opted for this monochromatic feel, i think a reverbed part/layer (it don't realy matter if it was reverbed, it could have been EQed to sound more spacey) at 2.33 sounds a bit off. but, only if you wanted to sound very much in a rounded flow.
