Song - NIN & Muse Influence

[DeeKay]

I finished recording this song a few months ago. Definitely inspired by Muse and Nine Inch Nails. Seems like there are a few folks on this forum who are into ambient and industrial. It's a kind of a slow burn type of song... Will possibly try one's patience, especially in this day and age

https://soundcloud.com/dontotoffensive/gratitude-the-don-tot-offensive

-DK

[ajaxlepinski]

Sounds awesome! Love the reverse (cymbles?) in the beginning and the tempo change towards the end.

[DeeKay]

Sounds awesome! Love the reverse (cymbles?) in the beginning and the tempo change towards the end.

Thanks for listening. Yeah, I like that reverse cymbal sound too and went through a ton of plugin packs in Ableton to find It.

[Ostinato Rubato]

It sounds good man. How long have you been trying your hand at recording?

[DeeKay]

It sounds good man. How long have you been trying your hand at recording?

Thanks. I've been fumbling about with recording since 1996 - an embarrassing long time considering my current lack of sound engineering sophistication. I literally used Cakewalk 9.0 (not even Sonar) from 1998 until last year when I finally purchased Ableton Live 9. The technology divide between the DAWs was like stepping into the space age from the neolithic period.

[Ostinato Rubato]

It sounds good man. How long have you been trying your hand at recording?

Thanks. I've been fumbling about with recording since 1996 - an embarrassing long time considering my current lack of sound engineering sophistication. I literally used Cakewalk 9.0 (not even Sonar) from 1998 until last year when I finally purchased Ableton Live 9. The technology divide between the DAWs was like stepping into the space age from the neolithic period.

Well cool man. There's a lot of good advice to be found here in recording and mixing. Stick around and keep posting your stuff.

[DeeKay]

It sounds good man. How long have you been trying your hand at recording?

Thanks. I've been fumbling about with recording since 1996 - an embarrassing long time considering my current lack of sound engineering sophistication. I literally used Cakewalk 9.0 (not even Sonar) from 1998 until last year when I finally purchased Ableton Live 9. The technology divide between the DAWs was like stepping into the space age from the neolithic period.

Well cool man. There's a lot of good advice to be found here in recording and mixing. Stick around and keep posting your stuff.

Cool. Yes, there is a lot recording talent on this board. Definitely, picking up ideas and inspiration. Thanks for the encouragement.