Experimental: EXTRATONE

[aeox]

CoreCore... you may be on to something!

[thotbott]

Aye splittercore, extratone, clowncore etc has been around for a bit. Guys lile noisekick do the terrorcore/splitter stuff. The extratone is what you are saying, make new tones from one going insane fast

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[thotbott]

42k bpm will probably sound like 4.2k tone at that speed which opens the idea of some sort of tonal inception idea

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[modecca]

This experiment has disturbing implications and it is not too late to halt this and return to four on the floor with the rest of us.
Let us remember Marie Curie. She had a major role in developing the theory of radioactivity and was subsequently destroyed by it.

[siln]

maybe yu could reach to saturnian core freq
not sure if this would open subconscious though

[siln]

thanks, this definetely makes some nice fx sounds , i ll try this to resample in a fx white noise woosh for instance

[Gorgon]

The base sound of this track is probably the slowest (in theoretical BPM). Regardless, this is the backbone of the project.

[pLv2]

Very dramatic with feelings of anticipation and suspense as we stare into the abyss. Great method of drone sound design.

[PSoames]

Interesting subject. The resolution of sound in time. I wonder if you were to keep increasing the speed whether the hand claps, cymbals and bass drums would begin to sound like hand claps, cymbals and bass drums again.

[Bloma]

Interesting subject. The resolution of sound in time. I wonder if you were to keep increasing the speed whether the hand claps, cymbals and bass drums would begin to sound like hand claps, cymbals and bass drums again.

This reminds me of a thought: imagine if you kept zooming in smaller and smaller into atoms etc, until eventually you were looking down on the top of your own head.