Baby Universe

Link to song on Sound Cloud

I've attempted to create one of those tunes that might sound like a Universe being created. Let me know what you think!

"This is all about the crescendo, I managed to set the chorus and flangers so that they 'dinged off' on certain intense frequencies throughout the tune to top off the intense whooshes of sound that pop out of the headroom that the main body of the tune is set at. During the last rush of sound, the Chorus and flanger combos produce a fine short whistle. Can you hear it"?

reply to post by cyoshi

Beautiful use of effects, timing and atmosphere. Awesome. I do like the dubstep twang... and bass. ATS musicians are so good.

ETA Orchestral psychedelic post-modernist would have to be my wildest stab. Sorry, music genres or terminology are not my strongpoint but I love that spacey feeling in between too.

Ah yes, crescendo. Beautiful, effective, respect!

Really lush and nice. I haven';t heard anything like this since system 7.
I found it very relaxing and imagination-friendly
Good work.

reply to post by Asktheanimals

Thanks for listening guys I'll leave you with this one....don't want to be overdoing the music posts!

Merry Go Land

reply to post by cyoshi


Thank you for posting,
You have a very creative approach to sound that I love.
Music should be playful and it's great to hear the way you combine sounds.
What software are you using and are these synths plug ins or real instruments?

Great mixes too.

reply to post by Asktheanimals


Hi it's all electronic, I write melodies and progressions using a virtual midi keyboard and lean heavily on the revolta plug in.....great for many textures and sounds, otherwise I play with samples of odd things like tyre noise, rubber bands, coins etc.

I use Ableton, Majix Pro, FL Studio, Reason, on Windows 7 and Linux Multi Media Studio also on Windows.

Originally posted by Asktheanimals
Really lush and nice. I haven';t heard anything like this since system 7.
I found it very relaxing and imagination-friendly

Good work.

I must admit I never heard too much System 7 but from what I did hear back in the day it was not as...whats the word...cohesive (?) as some other electronic stuff. I'm a huge Steve Hillage (now at least part of System 7) and Gong fan though, his guitar work and the ability to create a soundscape were and still are legendary. I still have a few Hillage albums in a box, just got no record player to play them with anymore. It's nice to know that mod's stray from the mainstream too.

reply to post by LightSpeedDriver


Live Herald and Green are my favorite Hillage albums.
Incredible band plus his guitar playing was like Jesus with a strat, what can I say?
Henry Cow and Captain Beyond are my idea of mainstream . _javascript:icon('')

Mirror System, one of Steve's Projects is really interesting www.a-wave.com...

Here he is on Facebook if you want to keep up to date www.facebook.com...