ilovefuzz.com

Will check this out later

It is now later and I listened. I really enjoyed Out At Eighteen, Open As Ever and in fact most of it as well! Nice work soundtrack this morning

coldbrightsunlight wrote:It is now later and I listened. I really enjoyed Out At Eighteen, Open As Ever and in fact most of it as well! Nice work soundtrack this morning

Thank you

. . . and for buying a copy too

Paul_C wrote:Album #2 finished

https://sonickoalas.bandcamp.com/album/ ... ional-days

Listening and i'm liking it, nice brushes accompainment on Pure Reliefe, it really changes the overall mood perception, so far i also enjoyed the first track particularly.
EDIT: Open as Ever is really good too, sounds underwater


A positive aspect of the forced work from home is that i'm able to listen to music much more than usual, mainly from people here on ILF.

Yes I've been checking out quite a lot and I like it.

Following the wave, i just started a bandcamp where i'm gonna put some of the solo stuff i use to record but never upload anywhere.
Maybe this will force me to focus and finish projects instead of leaving them half complete (yeah, maybe..)

https://birchbark.bandcamp.com

coldbrightsunlight wrote: We take this as a compliment for sure.

I used some of the quiet staying-in time to do a project that I had in the back of my mind for a while. I went through old noodlings to make a super-long album based around long ambient tracks. The idea is to provide some mostly-undemanding, mostly-backgroundy sounds suitable for reading/working/sleeping.

Several Parts of Time

Bandcamp is kinda great for this... wanna post a ten-hour album? Go ahead! I didn't even come close to maxing out the allowable track lengths. (I'm at the level where I can upload up to 600mb per file, so if you upload FLAC at 16/44.1. that's a pretty long track!)

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:I used some of the quiet staying-in time to do a project that I had in the back of my mind for a while. I went through old noodlings to make a super-long album based around long ambient tracks. The idea is to provide some mostly-undemanding, mostly-backgroundy sounds suitable for reading/working/sleeping.

Several Parts of Time

Bandcamp is kinda great for this... wanna post a ten-hour album? Go ahead! I didn't even come close to maxing out the allowable track lengths. (I'm at the level where I can upload up to 600mb per file, so if you upload FLAC at 16/44.1. that's a pretty long track!)

Woah, that's a huge amount of music. Gonna save it for when i'll be back in office.

When you cant scream with your voice...

https://soundcloud.com/user-945570/feed ... 2020-03-27

Sounds courtesy of my tabletop setup
PurPLL > Charlie Foxtrot > Ct5 > 856 for Zellersasn > Klein Bottle [Outward - Romferd - Cloudy] > Ditto > SV Boost > iRig Duo > Garageband > soundcloud > your ears

A bit sappy, sorry (i am sad), but if you make it most of the way through this, you get to hear me do my Tensor guitar solo.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Dfb9NhAHh8[/youtube]

That's great! Sounds good, nice melodies, and I love how the it builds to a point where a weird glitch guitar solo makes sense and fits in. Very cool.

coldbrightsunlight wrote:That's great! Sounds good, nice melodies, and I love how the it builds to a point where a weird glitch guitar solo makes sense and fits in. Very cool.

Hey! Thanks very much for the kind words, much appreciated.

This was my ambient set for Montags 800:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTnSaWCLe4U[/youtube]

The full performance is available on my bandcamp:
https://joelgilardini.bandcamp.com/albu ... room-vol-3

^ very cool


I'm one track away from my next release, and as I don't have much to do today I might have it done later today (though I might build a new pedal instead).