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Genre: Noise (More ambient than a lot of noise artists, but not as ambient as track 8 off the mixtape)
Track 4/8 on the Theory mixtape.
Alright, so I have the middle, and the last track done in... Four months or so... Don't blame me! My computer's going down the drain! Hence why this one is a bit... Experimental, I suppose... I dunno.
Made this track by doing a bunch of random shit in my room as a live recording. Used a regular stereo on some random AM station that didn't work, a shortwave on some random station, my guitar and amp, and my keyboard. I then used Audacity to fuck shit up. During that process, I learned the magic offriendship g major!
Track 4/8 on the Theory mixtape.
Alright, so I have the middle, and the last track done in... Four months or so... Don't blame me! My computer's going down the drain! Hence why this one is a bit... Experimental, I suppose... I dunno.
Made this track by doing a bunch of random shit in my room as a live recording. Used a regular stereo on some random AM station that didn't work, a shortwave on some random station, my guitar and amp, and my keyboard. I then used Audacity to fuck shit up. During that process, I learned the magic of
Category Music / Industrial
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Size 120 x 108px
File Size 3.44 MB
1: Thank you.
2: Just as I planned!
3: I use Audacity (Beta) (with the extra 99 plug-ins) to do the editing and recording. Most times I'm working on a noise track, I don't use the mic, but when I do (like for this one), I use a crappy logitech headset mic that was meant for MSN and Skype and shit.
For this track, I used a Realistic Short-wave DX-100, some stereo (not a bad quality one, but not a good one either), a crappy guitar and amp set-up, and a crappy Casio keyboard. It should be noted that this wasn't 100% live, as I used audacity to heavily edit it.
2: Just as I planned!
3: I use Audacity (Beta) (with the extra 99 plug-ins) to do the editing and recording. Most times I'm working on a noise track, I don't use the mic, but when I do (like for this one), I use a crappy logitech headset mic that was meant for MSN and Skype and shit.
For this track, I used a Realistic Short-wave DX-100, some stereo (not a bad quality one, but not a good one either), a crappy guitar and amp set-up, and a crappy Casio keyboard. It should be noted that this wasn't 100% live, as I used audacity to heavily edit it.
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