“Into the Sea”
Justin Delorme
Into the Sea, by Justin Delorme
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Piano
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Clean — An upright piano with a wide range of tone and dynamics.
Nostalgic and overhyped, perfect for adding a little (or a lot) of character.
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Suddenly, everything is underwater.
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The sound of connecting to dial-up at the bottom of the ocean.
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Drums
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Clean — SP12 Drum Machine with some hard panned shaker and claps.
Organic but intense compression.
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Automate the High Cut Frequency = Liquid percussion.
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Automate the Gate Threshold = Perfect for drumming inside an 80s video game cartridge.
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Guitar
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Clean — Acoustic guitar with light strumming and a fingerpicked melody.
Tone Control reels in the sheen, while the Faraday Limiter warms and supports.
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The Vulf takes it a few steps further, with stereo widening and a huge, tape-like attack.
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Lossy at a low Speed can create some refreshingly strange, sitar-like harmonic ringing.
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Orchestra
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Clean — Mellotron flute section and a glockenspiel to bring out the harmonies.
Distortion, pitch fluctuation and stereo widening. Rather terrifying.
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Conjures harmonics everywhere, and turns the chord progression inside out.
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After automating the BP filter with Lohi, what was once pure is now an orca through an arpeggiator.
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