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| + | A string pad along with a chorus sample also come and go throughout the composition to add a more melodic change to some of the track. There is also a point where these two tracks pan to the right and left side and slowly come back to the front, creating an additive affect for the listener. | ||
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Revision as of 22:36, 7 August 2024
My Final Project-Original Composition
My composition aims to display some of the things I have learned during my time taking this course, such as synthesis, use of effects, etc. The drums in the composition were made with a combination of real sounds and samples. This coupled with the use of heavy compression makes for a listening experience that makes it sound like the bass is drowning out the drums every time a kick is made. I also copied that same drum track and crushed it down to 12 bits to give the track a rough glitchy sound when layered over the original drum track. A string pad along with a chorus sample also come and go throughout the composition to add a more melodic change to some of the track. There is also a point where these two tracks pan to the right and left side and slowly come back to the front, creating an additive affect for the listener.