Auryn wrote: ↑06 Aug 2018
TritoneAddiction wrote: ↑05 Aug 2018
Thanks. I used one of your patches again from your Zero Point Energy refill
Thanks for the props man... is it the creaky acid lead sound? That's a sound that's very typical of Zero either way.
Hope to hear some more new stuff from you soon. I probably said this before by the way but it would be interesting to hear you arrange your favourite/most succesful tracks into a kind of album. You have a very recognizable melodic style but a quite diverse portfolio of tracks that range from all guns blazing to eerie and introspective. IMHO arranging them into a continuous album/narrative might yield an extra layer of appeal. Or maybe I'm just old-fashioned cause I like albums.
No it's not the lead sound. The sound from your refill is the sequenced one at 1:34.
The album idea is interesting and I like the idea of albums/EPs too. But as you say most of my tracks are all over the place. If I where to make an album I'd like to have some sort of cohesiveness.
Maybe there would be a way to rearrange some tracks. The only problem there would be a lack of motivation. I would be so bored going back to working on old tracks just to release them again. So I doubt that will ever happen.
I'd be more interested in doing a new project, an EP/album with some self made restrictions, some sort of vision before hand to make sure it wasn't all over the place. Take this "Darkness" track for example. If I wanted to make an album similar to this sound I could set up some rules like:
Zero will be the main synth and will represent the modern/futuristic/electronic side.
ProjectSam/Stringwerk will add the orchestral/cinematic/human elements.
Choose a darker set of note choices.
Don't be afraid to be more dynamic between melody, beats and ambient parts. Keep the song structure pretty lose, almost like it changes between different scenes in a movie/game.
Add sound effects here and there for some extra spice.
I'll be honest this example/imaginary project sounds pretty appealing.