I recorded several sounds in my kitchen.
The challenge: Create a track only with the given samples!
The Samples are given as audiotrack in the timeline and additionaly in the machinistes.
The samples are divided in four categories to get a better overview.
Rules:
- No other samples are allowed (except vocals as long as the vocals are not used as rythm element)
- No Synthesisers or drummachines (except for the machiniste as long as it is used with the provided samples)
- You can use any type of tool, mastering or effect device
- You don't have to use all of the samples
- You can do everything with the samples. Edit them as you like (as long as you do it in the audiotool studio)
- Track minimum length 1 minute, maximum length 4 minutes
Tip: In the Machiniste you can duplicate Samples by doing a right click. So you can use the same sample with different settings at the same time.
Submit your track here: https://www.audiotool.com/contest/weekly_challenge_3
So this challenge has come to an end.
At this point I would like to point out again that the samples are now freely available in the library.
Just use the tag kitchen to find them.
Sep 4, 23
I found all the contests so far very interesting. The combination of limited opportunities and the spirit of competition. I found the Kitchen contest particularly successful, or better, it was fun to match the sounds to what you usually do. And to take each sample and see what you can do with it. It's probably the same feeling as being a professor in genetic engineering.
Aug 30, 23
Thanks to everyone who took part in the challenge!
It was a great pleasure to see and hear what you made of the samples.
In the end I collected 47 remixes (including my own) in my album https://www.audiotool.com/album/0oe9c/
38 tracks competed for the challenge.
I'm so glad that the decision on the win is made by a jury, because it would be very difficult for me to decide on my own. So many entries just turned out incredibly well!
Aug 30, 23
samples are fire
Aug 30, 23
As soon as I find the time, I'll like all your tracks and I'm sure I'll leave a comment or two. I will also upload the samples again later and make them freely accessible to all users.
Aug 29, 23
i wonder whos gonna win
Aug 29, 23
clearly
Aug 29, 23
oups too late for my entry ...
Aug 29, 23
My Entry is submitted. I read the rules carefully and just made some catchy drum lines. Also, I made the track sound like it's a YT video lol.
Aug 29, 23
Thats okay
Aug 29, 23
I'm sorry, but you are one day late. The challenge ended yesterday and voting is in progress.
Aug 29, 23
I didn't even add anything else I just used the samples.
Aug 27, 23
entry submitted!
Aug 26, 23
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, im intrested
Aug 26, 23
fr, im gonna give it a shot
Aug 26, 23
are we allowed to use synthesizers as an envelope control, as long as no sound is being generated from the synth itself?
Aug 27, 23
Oh, I did not use any synthesizers. I found other ways to get the sound I wanted. I will definitely be submitting an entry :)
Aug 27, 23
I hope you'll submit your track anyway
Aug 27, 23
Well there is one entry that claims to have used synthesizers in such a way, which is what spurred the question so thank you for clarifying
Aug 27, 23
I'm sorry, but the others must have assumed that no synths are allowed. thus it would be unfair to allow synths on the last day of the challenge even if they don't produce any sound themselves.
So this challenge has come to an end. At this point I would like to point out again that the samples are now freely available in the library. Just use the tag kitchen to find them.
I found all the contests so far very interesting. The combination of limited opportunities and the spirit of competition. I found the Kitchen contest particularly successful, or better, it was fun to match the sounds to what you usually do. And to take each sample and see what you can do with it. It's probably the same feeling as being a professor in genetic engineering.
Thanks to everyone who took part in the challenge! It was a great pleasure to see and hear what you made of the samples. In the end I collected 47 remixes (including my own) in my album https://www.audiotool.com/album/0oe9c/ 38 tracks competed for the challenge. I'm so glad that the decision on the win is made by a jury, because it would be very difficult for me to decide on my own. So many entries just turned out incredibly well!
i wonder whos gonna win
oups too late for my entry ...
My Entry is submitted. I read the rules carefully and just made some catchy drum lines. Also, I made the track sound like it's a YT video lol.
entry submitted!
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, im intrested
are we allowed to use synthesizers as an envelope control, as long as no sound is being generated from the synth itself?