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Posted: June 30 2012 at 12:17
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
Alan, when will we make the industrial pron album?
I dunno, I guess whenever we have sufficient financial resources. My twitter account still hasn't made me wealthy.
Financial resources for what? Will we put it out on vinyl?
That would be an awesome thing to do.
But we can do it whenever, really. I'm not really sure how to go about this process. I was thinking maybe just recording some minutes of sad guitar chords ringing out slowly, and have you loop/stretch/manipulate them into long ethereal industrial tracks.
When I think about the way this project might sound, I think of a small girl lost inside of an old,dark, rusty factory, crying while hiding in some empty steel drum as the sound of the wind swinging chains back and forth and constant industrial buzzing fill her mind with uncomfortable though. Plus guitar (and maybe banjo).
Or I could make some electronic/noise/rhythm loops and you could play on top of them if you know what I mean.
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Posted: June 30 2012 at 12:19
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
Alan, when will we make the industrial pron album?
I dunno, I guess whenever we have sufficient financial resources. My twitter account still hasn't made me wealthy.
Financial resources for what? Will we put it out on vinyl?
That would be an awesome thing to do.
But we can do it whenever, really. I'm not really sure how to go about this process. I was thinking maybe just recording some minutes of sad guitar chords ringing out slowly, and have you loop/stretch/manipulate them into long ethereal industrial tracks.
When I think about the way this project might sound, I think of a small girl lost inside of an old,dark, rusty factory, crying while hiding in some empty steel drum as the sound of the wind swinging chains back and forth and constant industrial buzzing fill her mind with uncomfortable though. Plus guitar (and maybe banjo).
Or I could make some electronic/noise/rhythm loops and you could play on top of them if you know what I mean.
That would work, but I'm unsure how to combine our two recordings or add effects to my instruments to make it blend in well. I assume you have better software than I do (I only have audacity).
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Posted: June 30 2012 at 12:23
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
Alan, when will we make the industrial pron album?
I dunno, I guess whenever we have sufficient financial resources. My twitter account still hasn't made me wealthy.
Financial resources for what? Will we put it out on vinyl?
That would be an awesome thing to do.
But we can do it whenever, really. I'm not really sure how to go about this process. I was thinking maybe just recording some minutes of sad guitar chords ringing out slowly, and have you loop/stretch/manipulate them into long ethereal industrial tracks.
When I think about the way this project might sound, I think of a small girl lost inside of an old,dark, rusty factory, crying while hiding in some empty steel drum as the sound of the wind swinging chains back and forth and constant industrial buzzing fill her mind with uncomfortable though. Plus guitar (and maybe banjo).
Or I could make some electronic/noise/rhythm loops and you could play on top of them if you know what I mean.
That would work, but I'm unsure how to combine our two recordings or add effects to my instruments to make it blend in well. I assume you have better software than I do (I only have audacity).
No, I use Audacity for recording and editing and mixing.
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Posted: June 30 2012 at 12:30
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
Alan, when will we make the industrial pron album?
I dunno, I guess whenever we have sufficient financial resources. My twitter account still hasn't made me wealthy.
Financial resources for what? Will we put it out on vinyl?
That would be an awesome thing to do.
But we can do it whenever, really. I'm not really sure how to go about this process. I was thinking maybe just recording some minutes of sad guitar chords ringing out slowly, and have you loop/stretch/manipulate them into long ethereal industrial tracks.
When I think about the way this project might sound, I think of a small girl lost inside of an old,dark, rusty factory, crying while hiding in some empty steel drum as the sound of the wind swinging chains back and forth and constant industrial buzzing fill her mind with uncomfortable though. Plus guitar (and maybe banjo).
Or I could make some electronic/noise/rhythm loops and you could play on top of them if you know what I mean.
That would work, but I'm unsure how to combine our two recordings or add effects to my instruments to make it blend in well. I assume you have better software than I do (I only have audacity).
No, I use Audacity for recording and editing and mixing.
Oh, well then let's go with your idea. If you create the loops, I'll play on top ;D
I'll probably be playing in more of a subtle ambient style though, rather than acoustic shredding for an hour. I think it would sound better that way. Do you have any ideas or suggestions for what I will record?
Also, since I'm home in a farm-ish town, I could probably take a picture of one of one of the industrial factories around here and we could collaborate on the album art too. I could kill a horse and take a picture of it. We also have corn.
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Posted: June 30 2012 at 12:34
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
Alan, when will we make the industrial pron album?
I dunno, I guess whenever we have sufficient financial resources. My twitter account still hasn't made me wealthy.
Financial resources for what? Will we put it out on vinyl?
That would be an awesome thing to do.
But we can do it whenever, really. I'm not really sure how to go about this process. I was thinking maybe just recording some minutes of sad guitar chords ringing out slowly, and have you loop/stretch/manipulate them into long ethereal industrial tracks.
When I think about the way this project might sound, I think of a small girl lost inside of an old,dark, rusty factory, crying while hiding in some empty steel drum as the sound of the wind swinging chains back and forth and constant industrial buzzing fill her mind with uncomfortable though. Plus guitar (and maybe banjo).
Or I could make some electronic/noise/rhythm loops and you could play on top of them if you know what I mean.
That would work, but I'm unsure how to combine our two recordings or add effects to my instruments to make it blend in well. I assume you have better software than I do (I only have audacity).
No, I use Audacity for recording and editing and mixing.
Oh, well then let's go with your idea. If you create the loops, I'll play on top ;D
I'll probably be playing in more of a subtle ambient style though, rather than acoustic shredding for an hour. I think it would sound better that way. Do you have any ideas or suggestions for what I will record?
Also, since I'm home in a farm-ish town, I could probably take a picture of one of one of the industrial factories around here and we could collaborate on the album art too. I could kill a horse and take a picture of it. We also have corn.
Please don't kill any horses.
I dunno k, butt you should probably record it into a separate track so I can better butcher it (unless you want to do the mixing).
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Posted: June 30 2012 at 12:37
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
Alan, when will we make the industrial pron album?
I dunno, I guess whenever we have sufficient financial resources. My twitter account still hasn't made me wealthy.
Financial resources for what? Will we put it out on vinyl?
That would be an awesome thing to do.
But we can do it whenever, really. I'm not really sure how to go about this process. I was thinking maybe just recording some minutes of sad guitar chords ringing out slowly, and have you loop/stretch/manipulate them into long ethereal industrial tracks.
When I think about the way this project might sound, I think of a small girl lost inside of an old,dark, rusty factory, crying while hiding in some empty steel drum as the sound of the wind swinging chains back and forth and constant industrial buzzing fill her mind with uncomfortable though. Plus guitar (and maybe banjo).
Or I could make some electronic/noise/rhythm loops and you could play on top of them if you know what I mean.
That would work, but I'm unsure how to combine our two recordings or add effects to my instruments to make it blend in well. I assume you have better software than I do (I only have audacity).
No, I use Audacity for recording and editing and mixing.
Oh, well then let's go with your idea. If you create the loops, I'll play on top ;D
I'll probably be playing in more of a subtle ambient style though, rather than acoustic shredding for an hour. I think it would sound better that way. Do you have any ideas or suggestions for what I will record?
Also, since I'm home in a farm-ish town, I could probably take a picture of one of one of the industrial factories around here and we could collaborate on the album art too. I could kill a horse and take a picture of it. We also have corn.
Please don't kill any horses.
I dunno k, butt you should probably record it into a separate track so I can better butcher it (unless you want to do the mixing).
Oh ture, you'd better do the mixing. This is my first time
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Posted: June 30 2012 at 12:38
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
colorofmoney91 wrote:
Vompatti wrote:
Alan, when will we make the industrial pron album?
I dunno, I guess whenever we have sufficient financial resources. My twitter account still hasn't made me wealthy.
Financial resources for what? Will we put it out on vinyl?
That would be an awesome thing to do.
But we can do it whenever, really. I'm not really sure how to go about this process. I was thinking maybe just recording some minutes of sad guitar chords ringing out slowly, and have you loop/stretch/manipulate them into long ethereal industrial tracks.
When I think about the way this project might sound, I think of a small girl lost inside of an old,dark, rusty factory, crying while hiding in some empty steel drum as the sound of the wind swinging chains back and forth and constant industrial buzzing fill her mind with uncomfortable though. Plus guitar (and maybe banjo).
Or I could make some electronic/noise/rhythm loops and you could play on top of them if you know what I mean.
That would work, but I'm unsure how to combine our two recordings or add effects to my instruments to make it blend in well. I assume you have better software than I do (I only have audacity).
No, I use Audacity for recording and editing and mixing.
Oh, well then let's go with your idea. If you create the loops, I'll play on top ;D
I'll probably be playing in more of a subtle ambient style though, rather than acoustic shredding for an hour. I think it would sound better that way. Do you have any ideas or suggestions for what I will record?
Also, since I'm home in a farm-ish town, I could probably take a picture of one of one of the industrial factories around here and we could collaborate on the album art too. I could kill a horse and take a picture of it. We also have corn.
Please don't kill any horses.
I dunno k, butt you should probably record it into a separate track so I can better butcher it (unless you want to do the mixing).
Oh ture, you'd better do the mixing. This is my first time
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