anyone here record their own? care to share music, tips, techniques, etc?
what equipment do you have?
i'm currently learning synth modeling on the alesis ion. lots of knobs to change for sweet simple evolving sounds.
pic related - looking to upgrade my setup to the dave smith instruments poly evolver, but it's damn expensive.. wondering if anyone can comment.
>>59623129
there are some videos on yt of the DSI Tetra, which makes it look good for done. although it doesn't look like there's much control over it.
How difficult is it to make this type of music compared to other genres?
>>59623444
for me, once i get the texture i want, it's easy. its not about 'writing or making challenging music' - its a very peaceful, relaxing yet engaging jam session. the point is to get lost in the moment with the swelling tones.
bumpo
pls to not kil
>>59623129
Not being rude, but just post in one of these threads.
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>>59625385
not rude.. i made this thread before that one and just hadn't seen it.. thanks, ill pop over
bumporino, I play guitar and piano mainly and am looking into collecting some pedals to make guitar "ambient" music. here is a cool video Ive found.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGs3lXWry5M
>>59623129
most if not all ambient music in soundcloud threads are lazy and bad
>>59625666
i haven't even bothered to look into it, tripdevil. but i suspect your right.
fav ambient composer? mine's gregg kowalsky. his music is so carefully crafted i get physical sensations, like my body is floating or vibrating when listening to it.
