Haydn Seek from Disquiet Junto by Subversive Intentions
I wanted to be as true to the genre and to the assignment as possible. I went with out a beat for that reason, it was stipulated that we add no other element and I wanted to use this as a challenge. I think it worked pretty well.
To be true to the genre set my beat to be at 125 bmp, and made great use of repetition, which is something I enjoy anyhow.
I set out by opening the track in audacity and set it to play in reverse. I chose only three sections and safed each section separatly as ogg vorbis files. I then loaded these up in to the Audiofile Processor in LMMS and added reverb to all the sections. The first part I set to play at a much lower speed and set that as the base beat. The next part I added flanger to. I slowly increased the volume and did the same to the last section till I reached 100% volume. Then I cut the second part and ended the piece abruptly.
I set out to create something that had enough of the original in to make it hint at Haydn without giving it all away.
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More on this 82nd Disquiet Junto project, in which a minimal techno track was created using elements of a Haydn string quartet, at:
disquiet.com/2013/07/25/disquiet0082-minimalhaydn/
The source Haydn audio is from:
goo.gl/7MMHRA
Tracklist
| 6. | Haydn Seek | 4:50 |
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