New Progressive/Experimental EP

[fdash]

Hey guys,

I'd posted my debut effort with LMMS a few months back and was glad to receive encouraging and useful responses which I have utilized towards the completion of my sophomore effort - an attempt to make the electronic instruments sound as analog as possible- the only recorded parts are the flute on track two and the vocals which I noise filtered with Audacity (and I guess the tabla soundkit which I obtained from an online archive). Rest of the production was done entirely in LMMS. So I have dedicated this album in parts to the developer of this amazing DAW, so long story short, here it is!

https://brahmarakshas.bandcamp.com/albu ... apparition

https://soundcloud.com/brakshas/sets/mi ... apparition

Though I've worked on it to my personal satisfaction this time around (not very good at being patient with my music), I am sure there are things I have missed, so as always feedback and criticisms are more than welcome.

Cheers,

[Snarf]

Wow. That was an interesting musical experience. Although the musical style isn't for me, I think it was well produced and quite creative. What drum samples did you use? They sounded really good. The only criticism I have is that there was some crackling in the voice track at some points. Overall really well done though.

[fdash]

Thanks for listening! I tried my hardest to edit the vocal samples though the original recording's quality was too bad (phone recording done in a drunken haze) to salvage them entirely (maybe I will redo them after I procure a good mic). The drums - used a mix of the default LMMS samples and the hydrogen drumkit ones - they work really well for rock and metal sort of sounds I feel, though looking for a better library for jazz (that's the next project I want to work on).