For a first, neither good nor bad, a step in your learning. I encourage you to continue. Something you might be interested in: you can download and study what other users have posted on the LSP (see Projects section): https://lmms.io/lsp As far as I know, there is no option to upload your files here...

I do not know what label to attribute to this nice track.
This goes away from what I have already heard in trap.

For voice sequencing, did you use LMMS?

Perhaps it is possible to replace the acupuncture needles by an ultrasound beam?

Nice track.

This association between music and acupuncture seems exciting.

Sounds can heal, sounds can kill ...
It's scary, as a musician, not to know what I'm doing ...

Do you have any interesting links to share?
Good literature?

DLD493v2 wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 21, 2017 9:45 pm

Radiohead, Autechre, Aphex Twin, Bjork, They Might Be Giants, etc.

Lately, I've been getting more into Venetian Snares.

Nice bunch.

In the MIDI tab of your synth (for example, the TripleOscillator), did you check "ACTIVE MIDI OUTPUT"? If so, by clicking on the keyboard icon, did you select "Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth"? If so, this is the reason for the problem. If not, I just don't know. To use a MIDI keybo...

Nice track, it works.

I like the treatment of drums.

Or you can listen to a clock and try to synthesize something similar. What sound or instrument to use? If by "clock", you speak of the "tic tac" of the seconds hand, I believe that any synth would do it. Personally, I would use the TripleOsc, the Kicker or ZynAddSubFX. I guess it...

I like this mix, I am well invaded by the sound. There are many details to listen to. The wispy pad is also well managed. It's a detail, but what I like least are the drums. Are they samples? Native to LMMS? I can't identify what attracts my attention to the drums ... All in all, it is very homogene...

Ha yes, I had forgotten the VSTi (which must be loaded through VeSTige). As MusikBear indicates, VeSTige (host VSTi) does not support envelope, LFOs and filters. To access these options, it depends on the VSTi you want to use and the options it contains. To return to the fade-out, this can be set vi...