kevkondro baltai take4 feat Egle
Here comes take4 for kevkondro baltai track. In this jam sessions we have Egle doing the vocals live.
Below you will find previous takes done on the track baltai:
Feb 5, 2010
Below you will find previous takes done on the track baltai:
Jan 30, 2010
Jan 26, 2010
Making Prodigy's "Smack My Bitch Up" in Ableton by Jim Pavloff
Next video in the series of making Prodigy's tunes in ableton. Previous video on making Voodoo People.
Jan 25, 2010
Making Prodigy's "Voodoo People" in Ableton by Jim Pavloff
The video above breaks down Prodigy's Voodoo People into bits and piece that make up the track. All is done in ableton by manipulating the samples from various sources. It's a way great tut for people who make tracks by resampling others work as well as for people who are working with the synths and midi parts. And above all, it's always interesting to have a look under the hood of this world famous track!
Jan 23, 2010
Jan 18, 2010
kevkondro dream to live - new track
Today I bring up a new track. It's a one shot from the yesterday's jam session;) As the title suggests the track turns out to be dreamy and melancholic. Give it a listen. This time it is made entirely in reason 4.
Jan 12, 2010
How to Randomize Notes in Reason
I've just composed this bass heavy track using only randomized patterns in reason. That I did with the help of matrix sequencer. This is how i did it.
Create a matrix sequencer linked to your synth move the mouse over the step window right click and choose randomize pattern. Keep randomizing until you like the groove and save it. That's it.
I really like the outcome of the groove as it is probably unlike anything you have heard before. You can keep the same pattern on multiple synths (bass, lead). If you feel you need to intervene and edit the pattern just do it manually, either by copying the pattern to the main sequencer or editing right on the matrix.
If you wan to develop your composition further on or to add more interest. Copy Pattern 1 to Pattern 2 and try the Alter function. It keeps the same notes but changes them around a bit. Or you can try a completely new randomization until you can hear that Pattern 1 and Pattern 2 are Ok to follow one another.
Enclosed below you will find the mp3 of this randomized track along with the reasons file if you should decide to elaborate on it. Have fun! It's really inspiring stuff. Love reason for that.
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