I did some more palette surfing today with the phrases from the above piece. First I put the guitar theme through the meat grinder (chopped up, tempo doubled, variation and transpose parameter added). Then I made a sketch of the first four bars of the intro, used it to create a new progression, converted it into an arrangement and then played around a bit with containers.
Has anyone asked for an ambient track with more meditative patterns?
You can't subdivide the root container. That's why you would need to create a new container into which you copy the desired portion of phrases from the root container. Then you can make a sketch from this new conainer. After creating the sketch, you can delete that container again.
The latest (and probably the last) version of this track:
Compared to the first version, a few more variations have been added and the mix has been improved a little.
What's new about the track is certainly most audible in the section from 2:35 to 3:15 (bars 62 to 78). You might find that section too chaotic, but I like it. In any case, it's one of those things that would be impossible to realize without Synfire.
The new variation container from bar 62 to 69 then proved to be “multifunctional”, i.e. it was useful also in other places (eg. to create additional variations in the intro and at bar 24). If you delete these new variation containers, you get more less back to the old version of the track.
Di., 13.05.2025 - 21:27 Permalink
I did some more palette surfing today with the phrases from the above piece. First I put the guitar theme through the meat grinder (chopped up, tempo doubled, variation and transpose parameter added). Then I made a sketch of the first four bars of the intro, used it to create a new progression, converted it into an arrangement and then played around a bit with containers.
Has anyone asked for an ambient track with more meditative patterns?
next-one.mp3
Di., 13.05.2025 - 21:38 Permalink
Dividing this entire rootcontainer in sections ?
Di., 13.05.2025 - 21:51 Permalink
Music - a unique synfire style
Di., 13.05.2025 - 22:29 Permalink
You can't subdivide the root container. That's why you would need to create a new container into which you copy the desired portion of phrases from the root container. Then you can make a sketch from this new conainer. After creating the sketch, you can delete that container again.
Di., 13.05.2025 - 22:46 Permalink
Thanks, will once make some song sections for the stories sections I have from The score vst
Cubase can easily have the story sections saved as midi.
Sa., 17.05.2025 - 17:27 Permalink
The latest (and probably the last) version of this track:
Compared to the first version, a few more variations have been added and the mix has been improved a little.
What's new about the track is certainly most audible in the section from 2:35 to 3:15 (bars 62 to 78). You might find that section too chaotic, but I like it. In any case, it's one of those things that would be impossible to realize without Synfire.
The new variation container from bar 62 to 69 then proved to be “multifunctional”, i.e. it was useful also in other places (eg. to create additional variations in the intro and at bar 24). If you delete these new variation containers, you get more less back to the old version of the track.