Now that I have got your attention here are 5 excellent cuts of Industrial guitar music for you to download FREE of charge. All we require you to do is vote for the 2 you liked the most (1 vote per group A and B). And here they are.
[quote author=CDee link=action=profile;u=382 date=1233756781]
Here's my entry for this weeks challenge "Industrial".
4 Tracks: 1 hammer (drum) and 3 guitar (1 Epi, 2 Tele)
http://gfsa.s3.amazonaws.com/382/Hammer_Time.ogg
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[quote author=Lethe link=action=profile;u=311 date=1233835269]
Hey, I made a sound clip for the comp. I used the Guitar Forum uploader and I'm not sure what the correct link is. Check if this works, otherwise please let me know what link to send you.
I'd like to enter the Beginner Category since I'm not much into undustrial...
http://gfsa.s3.amazonaws.com/311/Industrial-%20Lethe-01.mp3
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[quote author=Spyke link=action=profile;u=71 date=1233820446]
Here's my entry for this week. Advanced class (EEP! ???)
http://www.box.net/shared/7p0154m8nr
Three tracks
Drum Loop @ 140bpm - Leaf Drums
Distortion Guitar - Squier Strat, 505II
Distortion with Phase - Squier Strat, 505II
Mixed on Audacity
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[quote author=Alan Ratcliffe link=action=profile;u=10 date=1233869437]
Went a wee bit experimental for this one. :-[ One guitar (the Sanox), one live take. All sounds coming from the guitar.
http://ratcliffe.co.za/music/alan_industrial.mp3
- I hit a note before recording then sustain it on one synth with a pedal - that does the ambience that continues right through.
- Start recording.
- Take advantage of the hum from the bridge humbucker in single coil mode (mixed with the neck in humbucking though) by moving towards and away from bits of gear that throw off interference.
- Scrape strings, tap them on pickups etc., which make noises and cause the odd glitch on the guitar synth running a second softsynth.
- Play a bit.
- Stop.
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[quote author=Renesongs link=action=profile;u=36 date=1233871892]
This is a weird turn of events - This week I received a long forgotten recording that I did in 1992 for a show called "Unclenching The Fist" The whole piece runs about 45min At the Time I was using A Roland D110, Roland GS6 (Guitar FX rack) and my trusty Strat. I found a section that was quite indusrial and extracted 60 sec worth.
Instruments are
Guitar - Fender Strat and Roland GS 6
Bass - Roland D110
Drums - Roland D110 (Stylised kit using Bass, Stick,Anvils, Door Slams, and Chime Tree)
Melodic Cowbells - Roland D110
This recording was mastered on 4 Track tape machine (Tannberg I think)
http://gfsa.s3.amazonaws.com/36/Rene%20Industrial%20Blues.ogg
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(old forum) Poll Results: Which is really Industrial strength music.
- CDee (B): 3
- Lethe (B): 5
- Spyke (A): 3
- Alan (A): 7
- Rene (A): 1
