Twin City Shredder

With the recent pandemic influencing everyone's life, I decided to take this opportunity to dig through some tracks I used to play a decade ago. Stay safe and stay healthy! Live Recording - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mqm6jevh9Jk

This song represents my current journey into production. No samples were used in this track. This was entirely made with stock Ableton plugins besides Valhalla Reverb.

Time is an element of life that controls how we act and how we think. Doing time, or more positively, putting in the time, lets us achieve things we didn't know we were capable of. Whether you've gotten your GED, while serving a sentence, or you've put thousands of hours into your passion, making the most of something we can't get back, is crucial to our well being as humans. Producing music, is something I've personally procrastinated on. When I think back 10 to 15 years, it's easy to get down on myself for not starting sooner. I really look up to all the producers. People who are interested in how it all works. For one, without you, I couldn't pursue my passion of DJing. Secondly, the amount of effort that goes into learning production is overwhelming, to say the least. Anything worth learning, is worth being terrible at for a while:)

Sometimes I can't help but drift to the darker side of minimal and techno. It is my bread and butter. This set is technical, and bass heavy. Hence the title. Traktor was notifying me of ground hums, throughout most of this set. Blah blah, subs too close to the turntables, blah blah:) Sometimes I need to feel it, ya know?

This is the first project I've ever worked on. Overcoming the learning curve of Ableton is no easy task. Thankfully 10 years of mixing records has helped with learning how to structure a track. Learning something new and difficult is the only way to progress your skills as a human. This is my beginning into the production world. Thank you for listening.

This is my first jump into music production. Hopefully this brings you back to the days of mashing buttons and conquering your enemies.

This track was assembled using D16 - Phoscyon, Nepheton, and Drumazon. No FX, and real-time automation.

This is my first jump into music production. Hopefully this brings you back to the days of mashing buttons and conquering your enemies.