What I did to create was try and create an ambient and consistent strain of sound that alternated in pitch and intensity throughout the piece. What makes this piece unique is I included three different absynth modifiers for each sound, and to each modifier I assigned a different modification to create three unique patches.  Each note uses the note modifiers in order, in an effort to display the degree of difference between each patch displaying the difference in ADSR and logic effects.
*All modifiers are subject to an increase in sustain to about the same degree, this gives each sound a longer drawn out effect. They are each modified to a certain modulation as well.
Modifier 1: I put a focus on the echo effect, which created an eerie type of vibrato, but you can hear the slight echo as well
Modifier 2: I put a focus on Distortion, which sounded unique and added a rougher edge to the sound
Modifier 3: I put a focus on playing with the EQ, and made the higher pitch louder while the the lower pitches were a tad bit softer. (It was generally hard to modify this setting as results were often quite dramatic.)

Timestamps: 0:00-0:06 - The notes overlap and create a chord, that displays the difference of three distinct patches/effects
0:07-0:24 - I play two notes at the same time on Modifier 1, this effect really shows off the differences of the patches (hopefully)
0:27-Forward - I play the notes in sequence of patches as forementioned, trying to show case the differences in sound

Etude #3

Andrew Coronado

I used FM8 to create the sounds you hear. I recorded the sounds myself. The first sound is dampened and then echo'ed repeatedly in order to creating a droning effect. The next sound is distorted I played with the EQ to make the higher registers come out a little more. Then I finished with a choir which I felt was quite eerie. My purpose was to try and create a mood based on what sounds and chords I found to be scary in the past, including awkward tonal patterns and the use of chromatic scales.

Halloween Quiz Project

Soundtrack to a Horror and/or Sci-fi movie

Tried to create an atmosphere, based on distinctly different instruments

Wanted to add a constant droning sound, a modified keyboard effect, and use of synths without conforming to uniform rhythm or natural melodic progression

AC Midterm

Andrew Coronado - 2017 Computer in Music Final

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