I've planned an extra synt basline, and will probably use a filter cutoff on some other parts, but as for now it's enough: the band from whom I took all the samples from could play it life as arranged, except the added drumloop, as the band doesn't use a drummer.
I searched the internet for something music which would fit: 1. tuba, 2. glad, and 3. exiting.
I found something appropriate (check the 'now listening' thread), and took a lot of samples from it, most of them two counts, sometimes one bar.
Often I isoleted everything but the chosen detail of a sample, and used that where needed.
To avoid frequency doubling with all those layered samples I had to low-cut eq them of course.
And I added symbals.
So I came up with this.
I tried to stay below 3:30, and I'm close
The original tempo has been kept, the original sample cd drumloop had be stretched up a bit. Which made it a bit more tight, and I thought that's ok.
The appearent hihats are actually the washboard player.
Oh, I took a sample of the studio applaus with someone calling the title and used it as part of the song.
One specific sample of one complete bar is used as the basic music loop.
After the first intro you can hear it, it has a dark cut-off filter on it, almost without resonance. Later in the track you hear the sample at full clarity, but as the low tones are about the same you hardly notice it's the same sampled loop you hear.
Used a Virus for the (ext. In) filter activities on drumloop and applaus part.
MP3 tho.
PS. Don't wanne be googled on song or band names at the moment with this mix, so please keep related threads and naming separate if you don't mind
