Day 495: Vishnu

Here's one more taste of glitch music plus indian vocals.  With strings this time.

Day 416: Back and forth

Struggled with this one.

Not sure why. Feels like I painted myself into a corner.

Tomorrow is another day, and another piece.

Day 408: Dip Your Wick

Started off going in one direction.  Was basically able to stay in said direction for the entire time.  I'll call that a win.

In addition, I didn't give a whole lot of thought to the sounds that were chosen.  I mostly tried to go with "the first thing you land on" approach.  Sometimes I find it's the only way I'll use some sounds, they just don't seem to fit in my world view of acceptable sounds.  That doesn't really make much sense, since I like noise so much, but for whatever reason I have to force myself to go for certain types of sounds.  It usually works out fine, but sometimes they are problem children.  Maybe it's just intuition?

Day 403: Don't Give up

At first this one was going to be a throwaway.  I kept chipping away at it and eventually it became interesting to me.  I have to explore the mallets in the Healing Hands refill that you hear a little more.  There's some good stuff there.

Day 390: Time is Running Out

Time is running short for 400 days.  We are almost there.  Just passed 13,000 plays on Soundcloud so that's cool.

Utilizing samples by loopmasters again today.  In addition there are some totally sweet drums that are being created via Malstrom.  Not really my go to instrument for drums, but these came out of the Synthetic Kits refill from Nucleus Soundlabs.

Day 375: Something something Crazy

After a long day and a long car ride with screaming child I want a couple of minutes to myself not listening to "MEMEMEMENANSNANANAMAEMEMANAMAAAAA!!!"

Here it is.

Day 374: Something Quiet

A stripped-down piece featuring sitar, tabla, bit-crushed vocals and synth.

Day 371: Christmas Knock-Off

A strange one that combines Indian female vocals with German quasi-industrial beats.

Day 169: Noise like India

Ambient noise art with Indian singing.  A match made in Heaven?