Now for some structure! An actual song with a HAWK 800 sequence.
2013-11-03 by <bperkins211@...>
Getting the hang of FL Studio and some gear I've been figuring out how to use the past few months to merge the HAWK into a mix.
This time I posted something that actually sounds like music! :)
http://soundcloud.com/sythetech/mc-korg505-800
It's the HAWK being sequenced by my MC505 to hold just one pattern thru the entire song. The HAWK voice slowly opens and closes the VCF on it's own as part of the patch saved inside it.
The wha/wha sawtooth sound is VSTi "Sylinth"
Spaceship sounds are clips from Billy Thorpe, "Children of the Sun". And is ran thru the SP-808's "Hard Jet" FX unit with the D-Beam controlling the speed/playback of the samples.
Rest of the sounds are all the MC-505.
Yes, it is not a perfect mix. I'm just now getting the hang of the basics in both FL Studio and all my hardware gear.. I tried to kill the hard bass lines in the recording, but ended up mushing up the rest of the voices when I try to compress it enough.. so sorry if it gets a bit too bass'y.. I'll figure out how to avoid that as I get more familiar with the gear.
-Blaine
This time I posted something that actually sounds like music! :)
http://soundcloud.com/sythetech/mc-korg505-800
It's the HAWK being sequenced by my MC505 to hold just one pattern thru the entire song. The HAWK voice slowly opens and closes the VCF on it's own as part of the patch saved inside it.
The wha/wha sawtooth sound is VSTi "Sylinth"
Spaceship sounds are clips from Billy Thorpe, "Children of the Sun". And is ran thru the SP-808's "Hard Jet" FX unit with the D-Beam controlling the speed/playback of the samples.
Rest of the sounds are all the MC-505.
Yes, it is not a perfect mix. I'm just now getting the hang of the basics in both FL Studio and all my hardware gear.. I tried to kill the hard bass lines in the recording, but ended up mushing up the rest of the voices when I try to compress it enough.. so sorry if it gets a bit too bass'y.. I'll figure out how to avoid that as I get more familiar with the gear.
-Blaine