Back to the Node

[Frozen Lonesome]

This track revisits some of the concepts from my previous efforts using Node Beat. I've been trying duplicating tracks and processing one and leaving the original unprocessed (except for the FX that went into the original recording). I think this adds some nice depth to the piece. I used Magellan Jr. as an input in the FX slot in Audiobus.

https://soundcloud.com/steve-raizen/back-to-the-node

[mariosprt]

That lingering lead sound that seems to lose power then rises again is awesome! And the percussion is just right, the whole track really flows. Love it

[Frozen Lonesome]

Thanks so much. It's funny, I find different apps have a different feel to them and often a voice of their own. For me, Node Beat, that I used for the percussion definitely does.

[seismic1]

Nice relaxing, almost far-eastern vibes on here. Tiger Balm. Good work

[Frozen Lonesome]

Nice relaxing, almost far-eastern vibes on here. Tiger Balm. Good work

Thanks for listening and glad you enjoyed the track. I'm pretty happy with this one.

You're digging out all the old references. I haven't thought about Tiger Balm in a long while; but am reminded on when we were youths and my friend thought "if a little was good then a lot would be better" and smeared some TB all over his face. Bad move.

[seismic1]

Thanks for listening and glad you enjoyed the track. I'm pretty happy with this one.

You're digging out all the old references. I haven't thought about Tiger Balm in a long while; but am reminded on when we were youths and my friend thought "if a little was good then a lot would be better" and smeared some TB all over his face. Bad move.

At least it was only his face. Could have turned ugly pretty quick. I still keep it in the house for mosquito bites and unsuspecting victims