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danielnrg
11-30-2017, 11:09 AM
Ok, so the story about how I came to make this is an interesting one. I was working with separate material in Audacity trying to put the beginning of one track at the end of another track so it would sound like a seamless transition. My first attempt failed miserably, as I had totally misaligned the percussion for both tracks. It did, however, produce an interesting sound. I thought it was kinda cool. I thought it would make an excellent percussion backing for any number of songs, although here I used Delta Halo Suite.
This is one that, while I’m proud of how it turned out and the work I put in, I don’t know how anyone else will react. I don’t know if people will enjoy it or think it sounds like just a bunch of random shit. Either way, here’s a link to the song as well as the sample track I (accidentally) created and used for this mix. Feel free to use it if you have an idea for a track it might go well with.
https://mega.nz/#!jN41RZyY!zljKwe1FikqtQKQSFVIpPU9KXkzLVYYAIfrCC5d262M
Hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it.
