Name: two4one STBB#819 by TrakMakesDaBeats
Duration: 2 min 8 s
Description: My entry for this week's beat battle for STBBForever.com weekly battle week number #819

nice selection of the sample, heavy bumps.

That transition!!! Went from a good track to an absolute head banger!

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Haters are losers (Prod. Viejogatonegro)

My entry for this week's beat battle for STBBForever.com weekly battle week number #819

two4one STBB#819

Tin of Worms (STBB 824)

oto206

skele_thon

L'astronaute (STBB 832)

https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0601-hard-six/63126

Disquiet Junto Project 0601: Hard Six
The Assignment: Let a roll of the dice determine the relative prominence of various parts of a track.

The project was inspired in part by recent correspondence with Junto participant Robert Precht. More to come in that regard. 

Step 1: Choose six brief segments of sound that you have recently recorded. Or record some new segments now. Either way, select six of them, and label them one through six.

Step 2: Roll a single die for each of the six segments chosen in Step 1.

Step 3: The result of each roll in Step 2 represents the relative presence of that given segment in a finished piece of music. Think about how the pieces might relate to each other. This idea of relative presence can mean whatever you want: frequency of appearance, relative volume, intelligibility etc.

Step 4: Record a piece of music in which the relative presence of the segments chosen in Step 1 correlate with the results from Step 2.

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Used dice rolls to establish a polyrhythm sequence on the Elektron Analog Rytm with samples I recorded from the Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas Alter. Opted to use a D20 die to give more chance of distance between triggers and hopefully more variance in the pattern. Each roll would determine the length of each track, with a trigger placed on the last step. Originally tried rolling two more dice to determine which samples would used from my sample pool, but ultimately I felt that extra level of randomness was not producing pleasing results and it completely removed any creative element of human choice.  However, I did keep one of the random samples selected in the same slot and I put another random sample selection on a different track that fit the timing better.  I made four sets of rolls and pursued each pattern for a bit. The final results I am presenting were made by rolling 17, 11, 19, 3, 5, and 9. The track is named for a three dimensional shape with 20 faces.

icosahedron [disquiet0601]

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two4one STBB#819

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