What is everyone thinking of this surprise album drop?
I am really digging it personally...just pre-ordered the vinyl. It seems like one of the most polished and well-mixed albums he's put out to date.
EQD Afterneath V3
Boss OD3
MOOG Werkstatt-01 synth With CV Expander
VolcaFM Synth
Boss PS5 Super Shifter
Boss PS6 Harmonizer
EHX Canyon Delay/Looper
EQD Hummingbird V4
Boss DSD3
EHX Small Stone
EQD Cloven Hoof Clone
Looking for kewl pedals
I didn’t even think about it before I get more into how music is made, and then I learned that there are programms exactly for that.
Does anyone know what kind of harmonizer Health uses for their vocals? Seems like they use the same vocal effects from song to song, but the first track on Death Magic is a good example. Vocals start at 01:19.
Thank you!
Hello everyone, my name is Harmonic Illusion. I've been creating music under this alias for a few months now and I'm finally proud to announce my new album "As (Potentially) Seen On TV" is out now! I've released it on Deathlance Records, a record label I'm proud to be a part of. I've made this album in collaboration with a few different artists who are also on Deathlance. It's been a pleasure working on this album and I’m so glad to finally be able to show the public my potential in what I can create.
The album deals with the concept of seeing color in the world, and more specifically media and TV. Do we truly see the world in color? Or should we look to our televisions for that exposure? It's an interesting concept and a lot of people have already had their takes on it. It’s sort of open to interpretation. I have my own concept in mind of course, but the music could mean anything to you.
It's a mixture of future funk, signalwave, and a bit of chillwave, but at the same time it's none of those entirely. At a total of 45 minutes, I truly believe that you will enjoy this experience, and it would mean the world to me if you’d check it out! Thank you so much!
https://deathlancerecords.bandcamp.com/album/as-potentially-seen-on-tv
From my Bandcamp description:
"This is the first electronic/vaporwave project that I've ever started work on, only having focused on creating jazz/rock music previously. In October of 2020, my life was forever changed when I stumbled across Saint Pepsi’s future funk masterpiece, “Hit Vibes”. Not only had it drawn me into the funkier side of music, but it also opened my eyes to the idea of how complex electronic music could actually be. Not only could you incorporate samples in the music and utilize them as an instrument per se, but you could also exploit the glitchy aspect brought through the act of chopping up said samples. Electronic music was a foreign world to me at this point, so my introduction to it could have never been better. It was so inspiring that it had drawn me to start work on this album that I am exhibiting today.
*Initially, I had wanted to create this joke “anti-Saint Pepsi” alias called “Coke Francis” (a name which I had discovered in the comment section of the full album rip of Hit Vibes on YouTube that everyone has come across at one point or another) where I could release this music. This idea was shot down quite soon as someone
... keep reading on reddit ➡Im interested in the sound of an organ pedal but since its extremely niche i fear that i wouldn't get my moneys worth by buying a pedal specifically designed for that sound. So I'm wondering if its possible to kill two birds with one stone by getting a harmonizer or pitch shifter that could also do those sorts of sounds?
Can I get an undergrounder prisoner, cut off all their limbs install a psychic harmonizer and keep them on drugs to get a mood buff for my colonists?
https://youtu.be/DnpVAyPjxDA
I was wandering if it's possible for the zoia to do something like the "harmonizer" that Jacob Collier uses. I know he and some tech guys have been working on this thing for a while so of course it's not an easy thing to do...
But basically, would it be possible to have the zoia duplicate an entry (voice for example) and pitch shift the duplicates according to what's played on a guitar ? I'm probably asking for too much but they say the only limit to the Zoia is the imagination (and the CPU, of course...😅).
Looking to experiment with my Boss PS-6 by playing it into some modulation pedals but I'm quite frankly too scared to try it out because my ears are very sensitive to treble XD
I saw the Harmonizer preorders are live on Drag City, but in true form, they don’t mention whether the pressing is colored or plain black. Does anyone have any info to this matter? I’d really just like a colored copy if possible.
Can someone recommend some good and preferably not very expensive harmonizer pedal for an alto saxophone? I am absolute newbie at this stuff and i have no idea what should i choose
Hello everyone, my name is Harmonic Illusion. I've been creating music under this alias for a few months now and I'm finally proud to announce my new album "As (Potentially) Seen On TV" is out now! I've released it on Deathlance Records, a record label I'm proud to be a part of. I've made this album in collaboration with a few different artists who are also on Deathlance. It's been a pleasure working on this album and I’m so glad to finally be able to show the public my potential in what I can create.
The album deals with the concept of seeing color in the world, and more specifically media and TV. Do we truly see the world in color? Or should we look to our televisions for that exposure? It's an interesting concept and a lot of people have already had their takes on it. It’s sort of open to interpretation. I have my own concept in mind of course, but the music could mean anything to you.
It's vaporwave at heart, a mixture of future funk, signalwave, and a bit of chillwave, but at the same time it's none of those entirely. At a total of 45 minutes, I truly believe that you will enjoy this experience, and it would mean the world to me if you’d check it out! Thank you so much!
https://deathlancerecords.bandcamp.com/album/as-potentially-seen-on-tv
From my Bandcamp description:
"This is the first electronic/vaporwave project that I've ever started work on, only having focused on creating jazz/rock music previously. In October of 2020, my life was forever changed when I stumbled across Saint Pepsi’s future funk masterpiece, “Hit Vibes”. Not only had it drawn me into the funkier side of music, but it also opened my eyes to the idea of how complex electronic music could actually be. Not only could you incorporate samples in the music and utilize them as an instrument per se, but you could also exploit the glitchy aspect brought through the act of chopping up said samples. Electronic music was a foreign world to me at this point, so my introduction to it could have never been better. It was so inspiring that it had drawn me to start work on this album that I am exhibiting today.
*Initially, I had wanted to create this joke “anti-Saint Pepsi” alias called “Coke Francis” (a name which I had discovered in the comment section of the full album rip of Hit Vibes on YouTube that everyone has come across at one point or another) where I could release this music. This idea was shot down q
... keep reading on reddit ➡Hello everyone, my name is Harmonic Illusion. I've been creating music under this alias for a few months now and I'm finally proud to announce my new album "As (Potentially) Seen On TV" is out now! I've released it on Deathlance Records, a record label I'm proud to be a part of. I've made this album in collaboration with a few different artists who are also on Deathlance. It's been a pleasure working on this album and I’m so glad to finally be able to show the public my potential in what I can create.
The album deals with the concept of seeing color in the world, and more specifically media and TV. Do we truly see the world in color? Or should we look to our televisions for that exposure? It's an interesting concept and a lot of people have already had their takes on it. It’s sort of open to interpretation. I have my own concept in mind of course, but the music could mean anything to you.
It's vaporwave at heart, a mixture of future funk, signalwave, and a bit of chillwave, but at the same time it's none of those entirely. At a total of 45 minutes, I truly believe that you will enjoy this experience, and it would mean the world to me if you’d check it out! Thank you so much!
https://deathlancerecords.bandcamp.com/album/as-potentially-seen-on-tv
From my Bandcamp description:
"This is the first electronic/vaporwave project that I've ever started work on, only having focused on creating jazz/rock music previously. In October of 2020, my life was forever changed when I stumbled across Saint Pepsi’s future funk masterpiece, “Hit Vibes”. Not only had it drawn me into the funkier side of music, but it also opened my eyes to the idea of how complex electronic music could actually be. Not only could you incorporate samples in the music and utilize them as an instrument per se, but you could also exploit the glitchy aspect brought through the act of chopping up said samples. Electronic music was a foreign world to me at this point, so my introduction to it could have never been better. It was so inspiring that it had drawn me to start work on this album that I am exhibiting today.
*Initially, I had wanted to create this joke “anti-Saint Pepsi” alias called “Coke Francis” (a name which I had discovered in the comment section of the full album rip of Hit Vibes on YouTube that everyone has come across at one point or another) where I could release this music. This idea was shot down q
... keep reading on reddit ➡)