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Friday, 23 April 2010 18:47 |
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So I'm just exploring the genre(?) called Tech Funk. It appears to be a blend of all wonderful electronic dance genres blended together in a seamless gel of bass and beats. Just my style! Breaks, glitch, dubstep, techno, funk, house, all roled into one. I really need to start DJ'ing like yesterday. Some good resources to explore this wonderful sound are http://jungoroad.com and http://techfunkmanifesto.blogspot.com/
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Acid techno work in progress |
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Sunday, 18 April 2010 14:25 |
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Hey there peeps, just a heads up to let you know that I am posting updates of a work in progress on my SoundCloud page. It is a banging acid techno track for Psonic Bionic entitled Rhythm Scape I. Come on by and have a listen and drop any inputs, comments, suggestions by just clicking on the blue bar at the bottom of the track. I'd really appreciate any feedback. You can hear the progress I am making on this track as I improve upon it.
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010 23:04 |
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I just finished up a mashup of U2's "Bad" and Filter's "Take A Picture". One day I was in the kitchen and the two songs just started playing in my head and they sounded perfect together. Lo and behold they were already in the same key when I listened to them. I did this all for fun. It is a tribute to these bands. The file is not for sale, and I am not making money from it. I will remove it at the copyright owner(s) request. You can find it at wrecklessmusic.net in the free downloads area.
Also just a reminder that you have 1 week left to get my whole album 'Over The Top' for free at the website simply for signing up. The offer ends along with the month of March.
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Thursday, 25 March 2010 20:10 |
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It's amazing how you can have a VST you're not really impressed until you figure out the proper context to put it to good usage. DtBlkFX is such a plugin. You can find it for free at http://rekkerd.org/dtblkfx/ and there are Mac and PC versions as well as mono and stereo versions. I found it to be incredibly useful when I am applying it to individual drumsounds to help create a glitchy loop.
I hope this helps someone else find some inspiration
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Sunday, 21 March 2010 19:54 |
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I've just finished mastering my brand new breaks track called 'Snowdaze' by Psonic Bionic. The mastering process can really be a tedious process, and it's very difficult for me to pick between several versions of the song that sound nearly identical. Hopefully it hasn't turned out too bright or too bassy. I haven't got a proper subwoofer (12" +) to monitor things on, so I just have to do some comparisons with similar material and monitor the spectographs. Anyways... the track is now up for you to hear at wrecklessmusic.net , oundcloud.com/wrecklessmusic , myspace.com/psonicbionic , and my facebook fanpage. It is for sale on my website as well, but if you're a DJ or producer, hit me up and I'll get you a copy for free.
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