I've been listening to some 1970s soundtrack music and getting ideas. So I recorded some. The stuff is on my Bandcamp site. The tunes are Hotdogs & Donuts and Hotdogs & Donuts 2. If you dig them you can download them, I reckon, for zero dollars.
http://roybrooks.ban.../hotdogs-donuts
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Hotdogs und DonutsSome stuff I recorded with guitars and synthesizers
Started by misterhat, Oct 18 2011 08:09 PM
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Posted 23 October 2011 - 06:29 AM
I remain that Hotdogs & donuts has the acest blend of 303 squelchy basslines with sleazy guitar, which is to say I like it.
Hotdogs 2 however I love, that great endless sustaining pad sound in the back with the obscene stabs on top and the numerous guitar sounds and lines are great, I dig the fuzzy octave tone at 1:22. It reminds me of Japanese hyperactive colour music, and that's a good thing to be reminded of, to me.
Hotdogs 2 however I love, that great endless sustaining pad sound in the back with the obscene stabs on top and the numerous guitar sounds and lines are great, I dig the fuzzy octave tone at 1:22. It reminds me of Japanese hyperactive colour music, and that's a good thing to be reminded of, to me.
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Posted 24 October 2011 - 07:53 AM
Thanks. On both Hotdogs & Donuts and Hotdogs & Donuts 2 the squelchy 303 is an x0xb0x, a 303 "clone". And the drum machine is an Acidlab Miami, an 808 "clone". The pad on Hotdogs & Donuts 2 is a preset on a Korg Poly-800. And the octave fuzz is an MXR Blue Box.
Tell me more of this hyperactive Japanese colour music. I want to hear some. It might give me ideas.
Tell me more of this hyperactive Japanese colour music. I want to hear some. It might give me ideas.
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Posted 27 October 2011 - 02:11 AM
Tell me more of this hyperactive Japanese colour music. I want to hear some. It might give me ideas.
By this I mean the exposure I had to Japanese content growing up with all the Jap 80's cartoons and videogames. The electronic bent of your tune reminds me of the latter. The compositions were often frantic, and they were great.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pET2HYhOzs&feature=related
Super Thunder Blade!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8Gt4tOUd-g
Live band performing the MegaMan 2 theme tune.
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Posted 09 November 2011 - 11:48 PM
I agree with Igor here. You've got a great video gamey sound going on. The only video game music that I listen to is that of Keichi Suzuki, so if you're looking for some inspiration, I'd definitely point you in his direction. He's got it going on. Well done with these tracks here too. You definitely tapped into the 70s soundtrack stuff.
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Except, I think it's marvelous...
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