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Weekend Listening: Ambient Guitar 05 by S1gns Of L1fe (Patreon)

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2023-05-12 18:51:58
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2026-08
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After a long week, unwind with this ambient guitar track!

This 10 minute track was recorded in one take, straight from my pedalboard. The undeniably powerful combination between the MOOD (MKI) and the MOOD MKII are setting me off in a whole new universe! Combine this with the unpredictable phrasing from the Habit and the granular octaves from the Microcosm...it's just wild. Really loving the direction it's headed. Expect more tracks like this coming soon.

TOP TIP: I'm providing this track to you in 24bit mastered format! Listen for pleasure (I also included the mp3!) or feel free to drop it in your favorite sampler or granular effect and use it as the groundwork for your next ambient piece. 

Cheers and have a great weekend!

-S1gns

https://www.dropbox.com/s/98kfam3jfa9oco4/Ambient%20Guitar%2005%20by%20S1gns%20Of%20L1fe.zip?dl=0 

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Lanwerker

yes, more ambient guitar....

Boreev

Cool atmosphere! Especially those flashy effects. I liked the sound at 2:25 minutes. "Echoes of Pink Floyd". Tell me, Chris, was there a master class on creating something like this using soft plug-ins (with connecting an electric guitar to Ableton, without hardware)? I saw on the pedals that there is a video, but it would be interesting what can be done without pedals or with a minimum set. While studying your Patreon, I found only such a video https://www.patreon.com/posts/66599131 I see that you used the Emergence plugin, it would be interesting to know more about other effects, for example, the Resonators plugin is visible in the background of the video. Perhaps you have material on this topic?

Ken Blanton

Good job! I've been playing around with a Soma Cosmos ... which can produce a similar sonic result. It's great! I'm finding the hardest part (well ... it's not really "that" hard) is learning how to use it in a musical way while at the same time not having a mind of it's own!