A Happy Machine

A Happy Machine

Surgeon
169 Nov 12, 2010 Other
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Surgeon

I messed with some effects for the drum-line, first time using the Rasselbock. A lot less complicated than it had looked, so I had some fun with it. Ended up making the drum-line sound like machinery, and so I did my best to write some music that sounded like machine-speak. Without all the 1's and 0's, anyway. Yadda-yadda, rules rules rules, blah blah blah, you're tired of readin' it, and I'm tired of saying it. So from now on I'm just going to say... Peanut Butter. Don't shoot me, I'm tired. -Dr. McMeaty-

Tyburn
Tyburn Nov 13, 2010

love the tune on this. Well done.

Kepz
Kepz Nov 13, 2010

hahahahah Peanut Butter. This is great.

Surgeon
Surgeon Nov 13, 2010

@Ugotsta Well, I AM a doctor, after all. And I know it's not documented everywhere, I had to send an email to someone on the site about it, and they told me. -Dr. McMeaty-

Ugotsta
Ugotsta Nov 13, 2010

Yes! Thank you. I couldn't find that documented anywhere. You've saved me some serious headaches.

Surgeon
Surgeon Nov 12, 2010

@Ugotsta There's a bar on the timeline at the very end of it, and you can move it either left (to make the song shorter) or right (To make the song longer). Haha don't worry, I had that same problem first couple of songs, and almost every time I make a song, I almost forget to move the bar. Hope it helped :D -Dr. McMeaty-

Ugotsta
Ugotsta Nov 12, 2010

I have a question for you regarding the program, if you don't mind. How did you get the program to save exactly the song's length? When I go to save, it saves the entire timeline, regardless of the region markers. Searching this site, I can't find anything addressing this.

Ugotsta
Ugotsta Nov 12, 2010

Very nicely done. I always like when people get really creative and use the including synths to make their sounds.