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Ambient/Drone/Noise/"Experimental" Musician General
Christopher Hall
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Liam Wilson
Anyone here doing Nothing but Noise December?
Ryder Robinson
erictaxxon.bandcamp.com
short ep of feedback loops and synths and some piano improv as well
Nathaniel Morgan
Pls post some music anons. I want ambient friends
>post your music
soundcloud.com/stora-kronan/the-colossus
>Talk about how your make your music
I've been messing with a guitar tuned in all fifths. Using a violin or cello bow can yield some cool results. Also if you have a delay that can get into the 5+ second range, Google Frippertronics and check out tutorials on how to make music in that way. Cool stuff.
Just started listening. The cracking noises on the first track remind me a lot of the sounds on Homotopy To Marie by Nurse With Wound, I like it.
Probably won't do the "nothing but" part, but will definitely get a shitton of noise albums. I want to get into more wall noise.
William Nelson
I've made ambient music, its very melodically focused though.
Your track is nice, I like the weird piano shaped drones.
Levi Howard
Yeh I guess when I want to make ambient music I tend more towards the droney side (Stars Of the Lid, William Basinski, Eliane Radigue are big influences right now). Digging your EP, really like We Heard Screaming, that's some intense shit.
Cooper Fisher
omchaki.bandcamp.com
New project of mine of digital synthesis/cellphone recording free improvisation called Enguerrand. Lots of high frequencies.
>erictaxxon.bandcamp.com
This is quite nice, and the beats on Fairyland are a nice touch.
Followed. The Collosus is super super pretty. Reminds me a bit of Gordon Ashworth/Concern.
Eli Harris
anyone mind listening to this wip?
Jaxson Wilson
forgot to link
clyp.it
Elijah Torres
Those scraping noises are tearing into my soul, nice work.
Lucas Richardson
youtube.com
> concrète
Carter Smith
What's better than Tim Hecker's virgins
Chase Hall
>Post your music
museumofskin.bandcamp.com
>Talk about how you make your music
picking apart sounds from videogames/obscure funk
Robert Watson
Some good tension building. A lot of the sounds you use are great, super ominous sounding. Don't know how I feel about that lead synth in the latter half of the track though.
Oh man this is great. What is cellphone recording/how do you make this stuff? Love that groove you developed around the 3:30 minute mark on Inhibitor. Thanks for the follow. Followed as well.
Seriously can't find an album that does granular synthesis and electro-acoustic processing as well as that album. The way the pianos create angular rhythms is just amazing. I would check Melancholia by William Basinski for more cool piano stuff.
Nice, how do you make it? Do you do OG manipulation of tape type concrete or something else?
Ayden Anderson
soundcloud.com
just some ambient sounding stuff mixed in with some rather harsh stuff
only like 3 minutes so tell me if it's worth anything
Dominic Cox
Interesting, you really make the muddyness of it work if thats what you were going for.
Joshua Foster
worrywart.bandcamp.com
Loop based drone in bite sizes. I sometimes call it 'cinematic ambient' but that sounds a bit silly, maybe 'dvd menu ambient' is really what I mean
I *love* this. It's like a warm quilt
Caleb Cruz
The idea was to be equal parts comfortable and artificial so i got part of that down
Adrian Hill
>post your music
youtube.com
>talk about how you create your music.
Usually when I'm feeling strong emotion. I do it by playing instruments.
Leo Gomez
hey guys
>Talk about how you make your music
Usually it's a long process of making sounds and arranging them over and over until i have a complete track
Jordan Morgan
From "dvd menu ambient" I was expecting loops of found orchestral pieces. This is good anyway
also check this out, older stuff was mindblowing but this is both mindblowing and emotionally involved
also goodnight i'm tired
Dominic Thompson
enjoy me trying to be somewhat like OPN
Caleb Turner
Bump
Jaxon Adams
>soundcloud.com
Sounds much more like Patten than OPN. Still super dope.
Eli Parker
How do you like those way huge fuzz pedals? All the demos I hear make them sound like shit and I haven't found one to try in a store.
Austin Stewart
I'm just getting into learning a DAW and I've been kinda fine composing 4/4 stuff, but I have no idea how to begin to structure anything ambient or experimental into something cohesive.
I have a bunch of sounds saved that I like, but I have no idea how to put them together or build off a single sound.