Hologram Microcosm Black + Fender Telecaster Elite Thinline
Вставка
- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- If you are interested in the song that this track became, click here!
• Broken Ladders (Radio ...
Fender Telecaster Elite Thinline into Hologram Microcosm Black - four and a half minutes of it. Benson Monarch on the sound reproduction.
Backing tracks are JoMoX Alpha Base, Moog Matriarch Dark and, as always, the lovely Sequential Prophet 6.
Sounds are from the upcoming Tanner Cundy album. Produced at Sleepy Owl Soundlab in Vancouver, WA. Please consider subscribing for more previews and audio enjoyment!
www.tannercund...
/ tannercundy
I turned this into a full-on track and released it as a single, and it's available today! Click here to listen: ua-cam.com/video/x1W1DSCN6CM/v-deo.html
Fantastic
That's very kind, thank you for watching!
Very tastefull!!
I’m glad you think so! Thanks for stopping by and checking this out 🤘
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for checking it out, I appreciate that!
Sounds great
Thank you for taking the time to check it out, I appreciate it!
Nice jam 👍
Glad you dig it, thanks for stopping by to check out my work!
Computer world by kraftwerk inspired this one I think.
Thanks for checking this out! It definitely started with a single fully-analog drum loop (JoMox Alpha Base) which is a fairly Kraftwerkian approach, but the final track has certainly gone a different direction. Check back as I plan to release it a little later this year!
lol just realized u play hendrix-style :D how come?
I moved to guitar from piano by borrowing guitars - and since I'm super left-handed and my friends/relatives are all right-handed, I learned upside-down. Hendrix had the good sense to restring his guitar, which I couldn't do because they weren't my guitars, and I didn't yet know how...😆
@@TannerCundya left handed guitar strung right handed would be a cool move. Doyle Bramhall II does this 😊
@@NewHopeAudio Absolutely, and would probably make a lot more sense for pinky volume swells and other cool moves 😁
Side note, Bramhall is a super tasty player. Great tones and choices.
Love it Tanner! So Relaxing my friend.
Thanks for checking it out Mark! More of this kind of stuff is coming this year...
Love the mood. Do you think there are free software to create backing tracks in that style?
Thanks for checking this out! Absolutely, there's an increasingly wide selection of free (or very inexpensive) synths/effects/DAWs. If I was starting from zero budget, I'd pick up Reaper for a DAW if you don't already have one - I think it's worth the $60 if you can swing it, so that you aren't limited by tracks or features as you're composing. Ableton Live Lite and Garageband are other options too, with some great built-in free softsynths, and give you an idea of what full Ableton or Logic Pro (my current primary DAW) would feel like if you wanted to get into one of those products.
On the softsynth side, I lean into Native Instruments stuff quite a bit and they have a free pack (synths AND effects) - Komplete Start - that's definitely worth grabbing. Most of my backing tracks here (Prophet, Moog) are subtractive synths - Helm and Vital from Matt Tytel and the Tyrell N6 are mentioned as solid additional freeware options to cover that segment. The drums are from the Alpha Base using a house-type kit with some 808 layering, which you can grab free samples of from a number of sources and load them into your DAW's sequencer to replicate almost exactly what the Alpha does. Slate's free version of SSD5 might let you do exactly that but I haven't personally used it, so I'm not sure (I use Battery for most of my in-DAW drum sequences).
Finally, effects...my favorite category. Perhaps the most useful idea I have here is to sign up for email lists from the major effects (and softsynth) companies - iZotope, Native Instruments, Arturia, Soundtoys, etc. They'll periodically release new plugins for free before putting them up for sale and I've built a library over time of totally free plugs that I use constantly. Among them are ValhallaDSP's three free plugins (easily some of the best-sounding plugs, paid or not, out there) - Supermassive is HUGE, deeply powerful, and I use it on this track.
Hope this helps, and feel free to throw any more specific questions back here and I'll see what I can do!
@@TannerCundy Great, thank you!
Computer velt by Kraftwerk inspired this one I think.