I have this track I'm working on -- this isn't the final version, but
you can hear it at
http://avalon.net/~lucas/dt/
I like the track, but I have some ideas where I want to take it further.
The interesting thing to me (as a gear geek) is how I made it.
I used Vaz Modular to sequence and render all parts. The beta version
I'm working with allows me to assign signals to sub-outputs, so I'm
able to route in this case 9 different sounds to 9 separate outputs
on my Lexicon Core2 sound card. I run each channel individually
to my Yamaha Promix01 digital mixer. Vaz free-runs on one computer,
and I construct the changes in the track with mixer mutes and effect
tweaks.
So every sound you hear was rendered live by my computer. I use the
mixer to build the track dub-wise, and record the output on a second
computer. Every sound is either synthesized from scratch (the bassline,
the clicky percussion) or is a sample run through Vaz processing (the kick,
snare, guitar, horns, and the organ-like sound).
The guitar and horns are short samples from the Burning Spear album "Garvey's
Ghost."
My plan is to revamp the bassline to follow the original song, and have
a female vocalist sing it. Dub-tech-house style!
kent williams -- kent@avalon.net
http://www.mp3.com/chaircrusher -- tunes
http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?autostart=chaircrusher -- mix
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