I was trying to avoid doing much editing in a daw, if I could help it. I’m going to make a speedcore/extratone EP using Sonic Pi that samples from that. Or you could even have the program decide between 2 samples and play one or the other this time around. It would be good if some of the samples did not play every cycle but instead had an 80% change of playing. I’d also suggest adding some randomization. Then another sound play every 1.01 sleeps, another at every 1.04 sleeps and so on… This way they will slowly offset from each other over time and eventually line back up. This can be done in most DAWs.Īlso if you want this “Wall of Sound” to feel like it’s in flux and ever-changing I suggest you make one sample play every 1 sleeps. To get around this you could use an outside program to speed up the samples without altering the pitch. For instance if you make the samples 4x faster I imagine you’d be able to achieve this effect around 2000 bpm, however your pitch will go up and there will be too much high end. I think if you use samples with an already fast bpm beat, or pitch up the samples you can achieve a similar sound at a lower bpm than 8000. Is that sample of the cat from the Ghost Stories anime? Hilarious, probably the best parody ever made.
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