FAWM: "soft noise pop"

soft noise pop

4 days ago by @itneverhappened

soft noise pop

itneverhappened

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Liner Notes

The original distorted melody line has been laying around a while, finally picked it up and made something of it. A little monotonous as it is perhaps but I see some potential.. For some reason the working title for the project was "soft noise pop", I'll keep it for now. (But title suggestions are welcome).

#instrumental #distortion #meld #guitar #indie #noise

Comments

@wynia 2d

I like the industrial machine vibe here. Maybe even a little steam punk. Good mix!

@itneverhappened 1d

I was thinking of getting a more analog vibe, maybe run it through a real amp, but going full on indsutrial machine could be another direction. Thanks!

@abudabard12514 3d

Definitely shades of blue. Blacks blues grays. Nighttime, driving a car around a city, focus and gripping the steering wheel. Steam and parkour and chasing henchmen.

Some really nice textures in here, all of the sound effect stuff comes through really melodically. Genuinely impressive

I think "soft noise pop" is a great title, personally

@itneverhappened 2d

I like those images. Will take them with me when I develop it. It's more of a basic sketch as it is, trying out different sounds and distortions. Appreciate the listen, thanks!

@clocktoys 3d

Title suggestion: City Lights

@itneverhappened 3d

Thanks, that would kind of work but I already have two songs called "the City" and "Blinking Lights", have to vary myself a little!

@clocktoys 3d

Of course!

@clocktoys 3d

This is a great central melody line for a track. In my head I can hear lots of little harmonies and counter melodies weaving around it: little ornaments - swooshing through it and rebounding off it in subtle ways. You should definitely do something with this, I think.

@itneverhappened 3d

Good suggestions, counter melodies and swooshing through sounds good. I did quite a bit of MPE editing of individual MIDI notes, adding different pitch shifts and glissandos between notes to get interesting dissonances, could work much more with that.