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🕑 Added 2021-07-11 10:22:55 +0000 UTCThere's a select few of you who enjoy it when I share bits of music I've been working on, so this is for you lot.
As is usual, this was mostly a test, again trying to get a decent virtual guitar sound out of Logic, just using plugins, and no real instruments. This is the closest I've gotten so far, I think, to a song that sounds sort of guitar-based. As always... it comes with the caveat that I'm not a musician.
Hey - some of you remarked on how much you liked the soundtrack of the latest Digitiser ep. Obviously, the excellent Chris Jerden-Cooke wrote some of it, but I also provided a big chunk this time, including the new Supernatural World theme. So, that was rather gratifying.
If you like my music, you can always check out my Bandcamp page:
Comments
Kelvin Green
Liked that! Had a bit of British Sea Power to it, but was also distinctly Biffo!
PM'd a little feedback about this, just opinions and idle thoughts tho. Obviously, its all subjective, and just in case any of it helps :) Track sounds great.
Paul Rose (Mr Biffo)
Some are just individual tracks. Only the most recent one is the one I'd consider a proper album.
Paul Rose (Mr Biffo)
This is the irony with me - I bought an Ample Sound pack, which does do really good guitar sounds, but like you I love synthy guitars, so I end up messing around with them to get them sounding how I like!
Daniel Cassidy
Also omg you have nine albums I didn't know about and I'm wishlisting them allll.
Daniel Cassidy
What synth are you using to make the guitars? Because tbh it does sound quite synthy but I like it because I like synthy sounds. Meanwhile to my ear Slayer 2 sounds quite convincingly like a real guitar even though some people say it's cheesy, but it's not my favourite because usually I'd prefer something synthy π.
Simon Lee Tranter
Sounds great. Pretty convincing guitar sounds. I've never used Logic as I'm not an Apple user, but I understand it has some really excellent guitar amp modelling plugins and virtual instruments. I always used to be impressed with the guitar-like lead synth sound Jan Hammer was able to achieve. I think he used to route a physical synth (played using a keytar) through actual guitar amps and distortion pedals.
