A sample sound recorded from a Kurzweil K2000, manipulated in the Texture Lab. No external effects. Art generated by A1111 Stable Diffusion 1.4. #ambient #texturelab #sonicware
glad to hear that.............lots of awesome gear in use on your channel I see, some of my old faves, like the Ultranova, V-Synth, Hydra...................Pretty impressive assortment
I'm new to Sound. I used to be (and still am) more graphically oriented. When I create I hate to be bound to the instrument, I wanted to be able to paint with sound, as if mixing my own colors with soundwaves. And I loved synthesised sound since the commodore 64, lol, now enter the age of sound artists like Jarre and Vangelis, you definately got a knack for modding one sound sample! I still "see" making music as "sculpting", adding layers on top of layers and with an added factor of time, adding a lick of paint or clump of clay that you make take the shape of your will.... thx for sharing.
That's the kind of music I want to make too. Many sound examples on UA-cam differ from the ability of the device. That gave me doubts whether Texture Lab is the right device. I'm happy if I get one too. Thanks a lot
These tracks are amazing. Are you recording into a DAW or recorder? I have the predecessor Liven models and considering this one. Beautiful how you get your patterns to drone and not pop at the pattern repeat.
Love this. Just actually ordered the text lab myself. Also.... Daamnn that's a great artist name
Very nice! It's amazing how you can turn a 6-second sample into a 12-minute song that dynamically evolves.
Sehr schön ❤
Genius!
awesomeness.......................................................
Thanks ... big fan of your Access Virus videos!
glad to hear that.............lots of awesome gear in use on your channel I see, some of my old faves, like the Ultranova, V-Synth, Hydra...................Pretty impressive assortment
I'm new to Sound. I used to be (and still am) more graphically oriented. When I create I hate to be bound to the instrument, I wanted to be able to paint with sound, as if mixing my own colors with soundwaves. And I loved synthesised sound since the commodore 64, lol, now enter the age of sound artists like Jarre and Vangelis, you definately got a knack for modding one sound sample! I still "see" making music as "sculpting", adding layers on top of layers and with an added factor of time, adding a lick of paint or clump of clay that you make take the shape of your will.... thx for sharing.
Thanks for this interesting comment!
Good Stuff!
Thanks for listening
That's the kind of music I want to make too. Many sound examples on UA-cam differ from the ability of the device. That gave me doubts whether Texture Lab is the right device. I'm happy if I get one too. Thanks a lot
These tracks are amazing. Are you recording into a DAW or recorder? I have the predecessor Liven models and considering this one. Beautiful how you get your patterns to drone and not pop at the pattern repeat.
Thanks! Texture Lab is excellent ... controls are well implemented and the built in filter and reverb effects work very nicely.
Is it possible that I can hear the original sample?
You can hear it right at the beginning of the track.
Thank you, @@SnigFargle