Elliot "actual disney princess" Craig (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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aefenglom2019-12-12 09:58 pm
fiddlestick) wrote in aefenglom2019-12-12 09:58 pm
Text; un: Elliot Craig
Name: Elliot Craig
Date: 12/13
Format: Text (with an Audio recording)
Hello everyone!
As many people have noticed, there isn't anything in the way of rock music in this world. So my friend Crow and I have been working on synthesizing the sound of rock music instruments using audio illusions using classical instruments and memory. And I'm happy to say, I think we've pulled off!
So I'm here to present the first rock style song in Aefenglom: Unfathomed Force!
Unfortunately, the process of creating a new song with audio illusions takes a long time, not everyone can learn how to do it, and honestly the quality will never be as good as having it played from a real band.
So I was wondering if there was any people out there interested in reverse engineering instruments that make rock music sound. I can help with giving isolated instrument sounds and tell you everything I know about specs, but I'll admit I'm not exactly an instrument maker. So I can't say it'll be easy. But...seeing how many worlds rock music has reached, I think it'd be a really worthwhile project.
Thanks everyone!
Date: 12/13
Format: Text (with an Audio recording)
Hello everyone!
As many people have noticed, there isn't anything in the way of rock music in this world. So my friend Crow and I have been working on synthesizing the sound of rock music instruments using audio illusions using classical instruments and memory. And I'm happy to say, I think we've pulled off!
So I'm here to present the first rock style song in Aefenglom: Unfathomed Force!
Unfortunately, the process of creating a new song with audio illusions takes a long time, not everyone can learn how to do it, and honestly the quality will never be as good as having it played from a real band.
So I was wondering if there was any people out there interested in reverse engineering instruments that make rock music sound. I can help with giving isolated instrument sounds and tell you everything I know about specs, but I'll admit I'm not exactly an instrument maker. So I can't say it'll be easy. But...seeing how many worlds rock music has reached, I think it'd be a really worthwhile project.
Thanks everyone!
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I don't know squat about music, clearly.
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Got too caught up in the feel of it to make the instruments out?
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Well I'm glad you liked it.