What do you sound like on Nu-ILX?

In that group, I could pretty much never pick out my voice in the section, partially because I try my hardest to blend, partially because the group was large (I think there were 80 ppl singing "In The Beginning"?), mostly because most of the other people had better vocal technique than me and could blow the roof off if they wanted to.

I can totally hear several individual tenors though, including one of my friends; also there are a couple of times where I hear my wife in the soprano section.

I really like "River of Myriad Beauties". It reminds me of the Police in an oblique way!
guitar riff similar to verse of every little thing she does is magic!

good stuff

I enjoyed the whole EP.

sund4r this is impressive. shame i can't see what you're doing here. would love a video at some point

I finally got this, from Toronto from last August. I was really nervous and it's probably not my tightest performance of the piece, but I'm really happy with how the video came out.

lol i never thought of the police but i see what you mean ... jesus christ, i hope we get as big as the police. seems pretty likely.

I wish you the best of luck

Everything that I spent 2016 working on is coming out at once. Remixed a song that was never released in the first place (it was based off a demo, so somewhere in between a remix and a co-production):
https://hushhushrecords.bandcamp.com/album/rmx

And my new EP comes out this week (but is effectively out now because it's streaming): https://soundcloud.com/factmag/sets/chants-amethyst-dust-ep

I made a mellow little house track: https://soundcloud.com/djisbister/noodlin

Forces at Work sounds good. 'Clean Tramp' was kind of giving me a bit of a vibe of The Church.

I made some more horrible noise.

The Wreck of the Ella

The record for my band that has been in motion for over a year is pretty much recorded and mixed. I went out and baptized the last CDR by running them through the tour truck riding around the country. I think it's done and am going to put in an order for Carl Saff to master it either tomorrow or Wednesday.

Just got to hope I haven't done anything too stupid on the mix that run into anything in mastering. I know with the first CD we did it actually sounded a shiteload better after coming back from mastering than going in, so knock wood that will be the case again.

Ugh so we finally got off our butts and put this song up as a video. It was filmed for about 6p 2 years ago and I guess it's... I dunno it's like a quasi-parody of black metal but it's also an anti-smoking song that we came up with after listening to wayyy too much Scott Walker. Also you can tell my bandmates don't even listen to BM at all. It was so fun to do and it's absolutely ridiculous

https://www.facebook.com/discozhivago/videos/803840953100084

I made a dancehall riddim: https://soundcloud.com/doglatin/anito-dub

Here's a very Disintegration-influenced thing: https://austinato.bandcamp.com/track/untitled-79

That was pleasant. Nice tones.

yeah, really nice :-)

Thanks guys; high praise coming from y'all!

That's that MXR Shin-Juku drive doing the work for me there. Really great pedal.

I got a new synth:

https://monophonicshootingspree.bandcamp.com/album/another-soylent-green-world

Another track. I'm very interested in making tracks that vocalists could potentially freestyle over, but for whatever reason I've always lacked the necessary restraint to make them minimal enough. This has a soca rhythm but sounds like it could have come out on Border Community or Kompakt https://soundcloud.com/doglatin/khaki-drop-riddim

posted this on the wrong thread -- if anyone cares!

i recorded (via zoom) and posted (via bandcamp) an unedited version of our set tuesday -- think it sounds pretty good? http://bit.ly/2igPKmh
full minute of crowd noise before it starts cooking

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this is cool. been listening to Plone and Broadcast recently, so not sure if that's why this reminds me of them a little bit :-)

thanks for listening! i am really amused by the range of things we have reminded people of -- vince guaraldi's peanuts christmas, raymond scott's music for babies, B-52s, and now broadcast and a band i have never heard of. will look them up!

Plone are (were) amazing! Birmingham-based analogue synth trio. Shame they released only a small amount of material in their time

i looked them up -- the comparison is otm!

LL I didn't get a chance to listen until earlier today, but it sounds great! i really like the feel of the song that starts around 14:30 in

thanks!!! i like that one a lot too :D

Cut this one in a living room a couple weeks ago for a buddy of mine. Don't get to record acoustic stuff very often, but I thought it turned out pretty well.

https://soundcloud.com/justin-scott-spicer/son-of-a-card-player

New track alert! And it's a barnstormer: https://soundcloud.com/charlieframe/choc-ice-choc-ice-riddim-ft-kjt Acollab with my other half. I'd love some constructive feedback on this one if you listen to it.

Another track. As I mentioned in another thread, the tracks on this Soundcloud are designed as backdrops and riddims that can be used by vocalists. So if any singers/MCs like what they hear and want to get in touch about a collab, I'd love to hear back https://soundcloud.com/chokice/zoopie-doopie

Hey dl, I'm not a vocalist but I'd quite like to fuck these up. Any chance you could send me the stems?

Sure! send me your details. it's dog latin at gee mail dot com

Wrote a blues song!

https://soundcloud.com/timellison2/snowflake-power

nice! I like the little instrumental breakdown halfway through

New track on a free comp, it's the last thing I made out of everything last year. Percussion and bells recorded to cassette, put through a Whammy pedal for the parts that sound like they're going through a Whammy pedal, and Microbrute. As n/a pointed out the synth part sounds like "Snooooooooooooooop".
https://soundcloud.com/do-the-astral-plane/chants-2_22

cool, gonna play it on my radio show tonight

oh that's exciting, thanks!

Tried to do something Two Lone Swordsman-ish, obviously ended up with something completely different

https://soundcloud.com/constantlightduo/automating-inverse-geometry/s-0KWv7

Oooh.... This is nice (S-). Reminds me of some early 90s house/rave classic crossed with, yeah a little bit of Fifth Mission-era TLS. I'd normally say to put a lo EQ cut on the bass but that's what kind of makes it cool. Really wobbles my tragus when listening on headphones

This is my favorite thing I've done in a while: https://austinato.bandcamp.com/track/untitled-87

That was pretty, and chill.

my last few songs have kind of been emo as fuck but that's kind of where i am right now. it's a shitty time in my life! i'm trying to balance it with melody, though. here's a new depresso-pop song along those lines: https://soundcloud.com/weinventyou/creature-of-the-night

I enjoyed that.

thanks DJI

Thanks dog latin. All the musical bits are from slowed down cassettes, so ah, there wouldn't be much left with a hi-pass put on there!

nvm, have a new favorite: https://austinato.bandcamp.com/track/untitled-90

I made a new track inspired in no small way by Reverend Dollars' Arson EP: https://soundcloud.com/chokice/big-t

I like that dl. Funny, I was cleaning out my Dropbox and came across a five year-old (!) demo with a similar vibe. Sounds better than I remember, I would try to salvage it except I ended up using the same kick drum pattern on this one.

that link doesn't work Jordan, cna you resend?

oops
https://soundcloud.com/do-the-astral-plane/chants-crushed-lollipop-vip-1

Which is really the bass drum pattern to this New Orleans classic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vANq5i3ia7A

hah, we should do an ILM comp of clappy stompers. My track was inspired by the track Clip Clap on Rev's Arson EP: https://soundcloud.com/reverenddollars/sets/arson-ep