Topic: work in progress

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  • #1017
    xis23
    Participant

    hey hope you dont mind me sharing a track with you… this is a heavier one I am working on at the moment … also it might help explain why I kept breaking podium! Concerning the beats at the end I honestly don’t think I could do something this complex as easily in any other host.

    [audio src="http://www.xis23.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/byzantin.mp3" /]

    #8055
    darcyb62
    Participant

    That’s pretty wild… Not really my cup of tea but I can appreciate the musicianship. If I was asked to do somethink like this I don’t where I would start. A lot happening in there but everything seems to have it’s space.

    So tell me… How do you begin putting together an arrangement like this?

    #8057
    xis23
    Participant

    ha i said too much 😛

    #8058
    Zynewave
    Keymaster

    Interesting xis23. I had no idea Podium could do this 😆

    #8059
    xis23
    Participant

    @Zynewave wrote:

    Interesting xis23. I had no idea Podium could do this 😆

    Yeah podium is a lifesaver! I don’t know how I’d have done this in any other host… even subtle things like the naming conventions for files when you clone them and being able to route things easily internally are a massive help, i.e between stage 2 and 3 i just use clones of the output of stage 2 as input for stage 3 (these are seperate arrangements in the same file)… oh and when I had to make the generators for blue and other synths I basically drew a load of prefab automation sequences and then switched these round in order both horizontally and vertically accross parameters by cloning and patterned them against each other to cover as many possibilities as was feasable…an intuitive symbiosis between the host and what I aim to do has really helped me generate my technique. Oh and the files I get from stage 1 i just rename to 1 through 32.wav, stick them in the right directory and reload podium so that in the generator it always knows to pick the right files too, so getting them in and out is really easy. I do my final processing in goldwave to normalise the files and autotrim them to control the size, and i also have to dither them to 16 bit as they take up hell of a lot of memory! Again having organised well named files makes it easier to process these. It really has made my life a lot more easy, especially with template tracks I am good to go right away.

    I also started working on this: http://www.xis23.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/tnwpj.mp3 which is a lot cleaner orientaged but I hadn’t sampled everything I needed yet so some stuff is still synth based, and: http://www.xis23.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/bwah.mp3 which i am dead chuffed with the production on but stuck (obviously its a mess too atm)… I’ve given up both lol… not making it past a minute on anything yet because I’ve got a lot of work to do on my actual arrangement skills! Luckily I am working in a genre that no one gives a bugger about audio quality on so hope to make this my magic ticket.

    #8061
    caco
    Participant

    Gosh 😯

    That is a really interesting way of working and is quite different to anything I read about before. What gave you the idea to try that out? It must have taken a long time to set up but I suppose now it is all automated you can set up new projects rapidly. It sounds very organised.

    Its always facinating finding out how other people work as everybody does it differently 🙂

    #8062
    darcyb62
    Participant

    Wow… I am glad I asked…

    I am quite impressed… It makes my workflow look somewhat mickey mouse…

    #8089
    Conquistador
    Participant

    @caco wrote:

    Its always facinating finding out how other people work as everybody does it differently 🙂

    Indeed. I guess it also shows just how capable Podium is 8)

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