The GuitarTalk Contrast Challenge!

V8 · 2020-01-14T10:30:51+00:00

Thanks to @Yeti for our next topic challenge. It's Contrast! How about we make the next theme Contrast? So that could be major progression with a minor me...

The GuitarTalk Contrast Challenge!

daveo1977

ScottyDogg Dude, thanks for all this effort already! You can send a WeTransfer link to chef at brbk.online

ScottyDogg

daveo1977 Done - give it a listen and let me know what you think? I can do a bit of light mixing for a version you can submit for this competition (I've literally just sent an unmixed mixdown) 🙂

Tonight I'm gonna try figure out some guitar stuff for the quiet bits (though I don't think it's vitally necessary)

daveo1977

ScottyDogg Truly thrilled with the results of this colab! I've sent you an email - check spam just in case.

daveo1977

16.2.2020

daveo1977

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V8

daveo1977 There seems to be an issue with attachements, I've let @NorioDS know.

Looking forward to what you two cooked up!

NorioDS

daveo1977 Fixed that one 🙂

Yeti

I think that I'm pretty much done with my entry. Going to leave it a day or so and then give it another listen with fresh ears and see if I want to make any last minute tweaks.

daveo1977

Whoop!! Whoop!! Please check out this collaboration between ScottyDogg & I. \m/

ScottyDogg

daveo1977 lol I realised at the death that I had forgotten to put bass guitar in haha.. had no time to play and record it so I just quickly programmed some

Yeti

Here's my entry. It's a guitar driven EDM track with a dash of cheesy pop sensibility. I wanted to get contrast between sections as well as between instruments but also tried to produce something that sounds like it belonged as a single piece... contrast rather than conflict.

klaasvakie

Variations on the theme from James Bay's Hold back the river. I was trying to image what would happen if you had a contrast slider (like in photoshop), but for music.

guidothepimmp

Here is my entry. Modified a track I had from a while ago. the contrast is intended to be the traditional instruments vs the electronic stuff.
Caveat.. need either headphones or actual speakers to hear it. lots of low end that gets lost on laptop speakers unfortunately.