Today is my birthday but today I have a gift for you. It’s one of my new songs that will appear on my next album. Feel free to copy and share it. In fact, I hope you help me spread it around. The song is called “Born this Way”. Here’s the official stuff:
Born this Way – The Horrorist Download Mirror Mirror 2
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Written & Produced by Oliver Chesler. Published by Things to Come Records/Basart Music Publishing B.V./Strengholt Music Group. Out of Line Music, www.outofline.de, Masterhit Recordings, www.masterhit.com, Things to Come Records, www.thingstocome.com
Photography: Silent-View, www.silent-view.com, Hair: René Hilbert, Graphic Design: Maurice Roy. Location: Tresor, Berlin. www.tresorberlin.de Special thanks to Peter Entjes.
The song was recorded in Berlin, Germany. Sequenced using Ableton Live. Synthesizers: Electrocomp-101, Roland SH3, Yamaha CS5 and many software synthesizers. Vocals: Shure KSM-32, TC Electronic Voice Modeler and many software effects.
This entry was written by , posted on January 19, 2009 at 10:45 pm, filed under music, promotion, song writing and tagged electronic music, gothic, Oliver Chesler, The Horrorist. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.
Vocal manipulation with Ableton Simplers. from wiretotheear on Vimeo.
There are thousands of ways to mangle audio in weird and wild sound. Here’s a screencast of a trick I sometimes put to work. Here is the end result (4 samples are loaded in this player):
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Here is the original sample I used:
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The technique uses multiple Ableton Simplers in a Device Group. If your an Ableton wizard you will know this stuff but if your not a regular user of Simpler and Macros you will learn something.
Sample credit: Incarnadine
This entry was written by , posted on August 8, 2008 at 12:40 am, filed under Ableton Live, plug-ins, sounds, video and tagged ableton, automation, Freesound.org, Incarnadine, Oliver Chesler, sampler, sampling, Screenflow, sequencer, Simpler, tutorial, Wire to the Ear, wiretotheear. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.
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