Hi the biab members,
I put down again an atypical soundtrack shot on distorted guitar sounds and loops.
Work method used
Establish the chord grid in Biab. Search for realtracks according to the theme. Extraction of part of midi files of real tracks from vst Biab in Studio one. In a sample logic film guitar soundbank, I found suitable sounds that I put on the extracted melody parts. If I haven't found the sounds I want, I add them with other guitar vsts on which I put appropriate fx effects.
The result is that it goes a bit in all directions without having a real melody and a well-defined common thread. But the goal is to create a variety of atmospheres to illustrate videos. I am aware that this may displease musicians who like a well-made structure. On the other hand, it may be suitable for film scores.
If you have the time or the inclination, please advise me. Thank you.
The link to one shot guitars is :
https://soundcloud.com/user-318966631/one-shot-guitarsThe link to my others soundtracks is :
https://soundcloud.com/user-318966631Kindly regards
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash
Derochette,
A very cool soundscape. So many different things to attract the ear. Could definitely work as background to any number of videos.
Well done. A good listen. Excellent mix.
fj
Hi floyd jane,
It always gives me pleasure to read you, because you always find the words to encourage us to improve. Thank you for your nice comment.
Kindly regards
Take care of yourself
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash
I enjoyed listening - even when it took sudden and unexpected turns!
It sounds very cinematic to us.
The varied sounds could make it a good fit for many film genres.
It takes several listens just to begin to hear all the variations.
Creative, well produced and a pleasure to listen to!
J&B
Derochette,
A cool soundscape.... constantly moving with a strong rhythmic backbone and lots of interesting hard-edged sounds. Your process sounds involved to me and I probably wouldn`t understand how some of the MIDI things were done... it all works to create an engaging aural/visual experience!
Robert
I could easily see this being used as a movie soundtrack.
Very creative and well done, enjoyed the listen.
Hi dcuny,
You are right. It goes all over the place at times, I'm aware of that. Thank you for your passage and your comment.
Kindly regard
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash
Hi Janice & Bud,
It is true that I wanted to create here more an atmosphere based on different sounds and that I did not pay much attention to the melody. Thank you especially for your kind comments which always give me great pleasure.
Kindly regard
Take care of yourself
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash
Hi Robertc,
This soundtrack was built like a patchwork. I looked for sounds that could be integrated on pieces of midi sequences without conflicting and complementing each other. I thank you for your nice comment and your wise advice.
Kindly regard
Take care of yourself
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash
Hi Dave,
It's nice to drop by and comment. Thank you for your nice comment.
Kindly regard
Take care of yourself
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash
Derochette,
Very cool work done here—definitely soundtrack material. Lot of great production touches on this; impressive mix. Excellent listen!
Kind regards,
Deej
That was one of the more creative uses for BB that I have heard in a while.
Nope... you do not have to write in a structure as defines most pop songs. I found this refreshing in it's freedom to do whatever it wanted. And yep... certainly cinematic in it's feel.
All in all, very well done.
Sounds like it could be used in a number of video or movie situations.
Ready for pitching. Sounds great.
Vic
Yes, very creative! I heard a spaghetti western meet an alien, then a samurai then would knows whom else! But it was all done in perfect harmony.
Excellent work!
Hi Derochette (Jani),
I don't know what to say about what I heard in 'One shot guitars'.
A lot happened. At first I tried to search for the melody to get a hold on what was going on.
But there wasn't a melody to find (in the traditional way)! On the other had it was very fascinating what happened in the song.
And it was fascinating me till the end (and once again).
But how to rate it all? I really don't know. Only 'fascinating' stays...
Well done!
Hans
Man do you create some cool sounds with your guitar. This was so cool to listen to on the monitors. There were sounds popping all over the room. Very cool mix. Just loved this. The slow strum on the guitars just growled. Well done..
Hi Deej56, GuitarHacker, vircan,MarioD,Birchwood, Scott C,
I want to thank you all for your kind comments. In this soundtrack, I didn't play any of the sounds on my guitar. I started with biab chords, I took the midi line plus melodic midi lines (search in old midi styles) and I added vst of different guitars on extracted notes that I took in some tracks to add sounds like in a patchwork. It is more a work of research on good tones than on melodic creativity. Thank you again to all of you.
Kindly regard
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash
Fascinating listen. My ears were tuned in for the entire journey.
Instead of just a soundtrack, I could see a video that is created specifically for this, following the textures and emotions of this piece. No mimes though, please.
Great work, best thing I've heard on the forum in a while. Huge points for creativity. More!!
HI Ezekiel's Storn,
Hi TuneMonger,
Thank you for your listening, your nice comments and your feelings. See you on your compositions.
Kindly regards
Derochette
alias JaniJack Flash
LOVE IT!!! Has a bit of the Ennio Morricone flavor with a more modern edge!! Fantastic job!!! Take care. Greg
Hi TuneMonger,
Hi Greg,
My apologies for the delay in responding. I am delighted that you like my soundtrack. I thank you for coming to listen to it and for taking the time to leave a comment.
Kindly regard
Take care of yourself
Derochette
alias JaniJackFlash