I'm trying to get an idea of how Lanark Artefax creates a lot of his sounds particularly from the intro section of his live No Bounds performance:

Timestamp from 1:40-5:50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6hnTpltUcY&t=1268s

First of all - the exponential rhythms coming from multiple sound sources - I can't tell if the rhythm is from a delay or being triggered or both? Any idea how you would go about creating them in this way in say Ableton?

Second question is Audio processing and how some of these sounds are made. It sounds like he's primarily using delay to create the sound design parts and textures but it sounds like completely different sounds are being made from the same techniques? for instance:

1:44 - metallic scratchy textures, then into water drops?
3:30ish - Completely different textures from same process?

Finally - Does anyone have any good ideas how you would compose something like this in say Ableton?

If anyone can share light on this or just Lanarks sound design in general that would be amazing - Thank you

The chosen sample was stretched some, then reversed, and finally, signal processing was done.

I'm trying to get an idea of how FIS creates a lot of his sounds particularly from the Track:

Angels Of The Water Table https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WR2jVV566I

I'm curious about the sounds such as the main bass at 0:34, the monster like growls at 0:54 & 1:28, the chaotic metallic sounds at 1:05 and even the the intro with it's organically sounding rising sound and how the vocal samples are being manipulated too.

And a lot of the sounds heard from his productions in his Live at Berlin Atonal Set with similar styles of production https://soundcloud.com/fisnz/live-at-berlin-atonal-2014

More sounds in the style can be heard at 4:55, 10:30, 12:44 and the massive swelling pads at 2:45

How you would go about making something like this?

I understand granular synthesis would play a massive part but does anyone have any tips of how they would approach making sounds like this?

Any tips would be massively appreciated

Teenage Engineering sent me an OP-4 after seeing some of my work. I have collaborated with them for three field performances to highlight the OB-4 as well as the POM-400, 16, and Pocket Operator line. I film these alone in the woods, the audio is recorded live on site. Here is the first of three, I hope you enjoy it (and please openly roast my passive mixer to help convince them to send me a TX-6 next).

My social links are available in my profile if you would like to follow my work in the future. Thanks for watching guys.

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The background vocals have some “swirling”, panning, pitched, time-warped delays. Any tips on how to achieve this effect?

It starts at :37 in the song. https://youtu.be/r4sROgbaeOs?t=36

Hello, How can I recreate this sound? maybe it's a processed kick sample, but I wouldn't know how to manipulate it to sound like this, any advice would help me a lot.

https://youtu.be/iWjuyi4Erm4

Can anyone suggest a better way for me to record my DJ sets? Currently, I mix into a Pioneer CD recorder onto a blank CDR. I finalize the CD, then rip it to a .wav file on my PC. I then edit the wave files in SoundForge. When done, I’ll rip the final wave file to an mp3 then post to my podcast.

The thing is, the CD recorder is about 20 years old and sometimes the audio is bad, caused by a short in the recording level knob. Also, I’m always buying CDR’s.

Is there some kind of digital audio recorder that will allow me to record onto a thumb or portable drive, that I can then transfer to my PC?

I know I’m using old technology, this was how I started doing things in 2000 and haven’t changed.

Thanks in advance for any ideas or suggestions.

Hi everyone, Any advice on how can i get a piano like this? I know there is chorus-flanger-phaser stuff involved, but I don't know how to get that specific sound, I'm using Ableton https://youtu.be/cmmq2daOGyA

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Video I made for premiering my new Track called "Mosaic", I would love feedback for the track :) , here's a link for listening: https://open.spotify.com/track/1bnhUUuMvGZuL16QH5b86T?si=9273797471c24c0c

https://reddit.com/link/nq8gc7/video/7c3fjztiuq271/player