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Put all your mp3 Little Phatty songs here.

This is the first piece of music I recorded with my LP. No presets were used and the drums are from Roland CR-78.

http://web.comhem.se/tomrummet/stuff/spirals.mp3

From february ...
Just Ez Drummer and Little Phatty.
Recorded and mixed in Cubase.
http://assar.se/musik/Moogtest2.mp3 (10,3Mb)

EDIT 2008-12-09: Direct URL's to mp3s are now removed from the homepage, you'll find the jukebox directly at http://assar.se. Klick on "Moogtest #2"

I used a lot of LP in this on too:
http://assar.se/musik/Holesinmymirror.mp3

Hi, Glad to finally be a member of the forum. I had some trouble registering, but I've been a regular reader. At the bottom of my web page are some all Little Phatty songs.

http://members.aol.com/acmesoundlab/The ... tiness.mp3


http://hometown.aol.com/acmesoundlab/my ... index.html

This is my contribution for this post. I would say all the sounds are from my LP-tribute, (except drums and a minor bell-like sound - that aswell could be the LP, but aint). That is from a Supernova II.

http://www11.nrk.no/urort/user/song.aspx?mmmid=313577

Please post some comments for me here...
/Carl

Assar: Holes in the mirror was a really cool tune! Sounds very well produced and a catching rythm. What sounds are you using for the different ambient sounds (crashes and sweeps etc, LP as well?). A bit problem though with the electric guitarr... Nice song overall.
/Carl

Carl wrote:Assar: Holes in the mirror was a really cool tune! Sounds very well produced and a catching rythm. What sounds are you using for the different ambient sounds (crashes and sweeps etc, LP as well?). A bit problem though with the electric guitarr... Nice song overall.
/Carl

Thanks, Carl!

If I remeber it correctly ...

I used the LP for:
- Bass
- Intro bass
- Cat-like sound in the intro
- Background hacking synth that comes in in the second vers
- Second lead synth in the stick (with glissando)

The vocoder and choir is done with Reason, and the rest with Kontakt 2 (except for the guitar Gibson Les Paul through a POD2.0).

Shittalker is for producing synthetic voice, recorded in Wavelab Lite and fed into Reason's sampler NN-XT.

Another new all Little Phatty song up on my web page.

http://hometown.aol.com/acmesoundlab/my ... index.html

Acmesoundlab: Not sure what the new song was, but listened to the Longphattiness.
A really nice start, almost classical. But then suddenly there are those squeaking sounds, that make me turn down the volume a bit. The idea is interesting though since I dont recall to have heared anyone trying to make classical-music with only synthesizers. Interesting. Keep it up!

Here is a track I started yesterday - it is still very much in progress, as it has no lead or melody yet. It is just drums and bass. Of course, some people don't need anything but drums and bass... The kick drum is Voyager, all the bass is little phatty. and the sound is NOT little!

link to track is here:

Somasen - Concrete-Breaking Bass Power v1

tell me what you think! Be sure to listen on a system with good bass response if possible, as this is meant to be felt as much as heard.

hey, that's awesome, amos! nice with those ducky, quacky sounds. the song has a kind of video game flavor to it. cool quacking at the end!

Hey Amos, this is cool. Lot's of places you can go as far as what goes on top. Good bass sounds from the little guy. Besides the Voyager BD, how'd you create the other "drum" sounds?

Hi Sine, Martin; thanks!

Sine, the other drumsounds are made from two layers: one is a dry acoustic kit sample set from Ableton Live, which is running into an auto-filter plugin that is changing the resonant highpass filter cutoff frequency every 8th note. The other layer is the Voyager kicks and "trash hits" - which are samples I recorded to minidisc from a field-recording session in a scrap yard. The main snare sound is a brick through plate glass, and one of the other main "whack" sounds started as a washing machine being hurled into a giant steel drum the size of a railroad car. I trimmed out the most interesting percussive noises I recorded like this, and use them frequently in my drum kits. They always seem to have more "life" than standard drum hits.