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Before the process of making my RPM 2012 album becomes a distant memory, I wanted to get down some notes on the album as a whole, and on each track. This post is about the album as a whole; I'll follow up with separate posts about each track
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I've just posted my RPM 2012 entry off to RPM HQ, so the challenge is officially complete! The album is called "far side of the mün", in honour of Kerbal Space Program, and you can stream it from Bandcamp right here! If you want to download
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I'm on the home stretch now! I just completed track 7, and track 8 shouldn't be far behind -- with any luck, I'll get that done tonight. Track 7 is a pounding industrial track with heavily distorted synths; I'm not entirely happy with
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Just a brief update this time -- my rate of progress has slowed a bit this week, so I've just finished one extra track. The new track is pure chiptuney goodness; I used TAL-NoiseMaker and Calf Monosynth to make suitably retro synth sounds, and some genuine vintage sampled
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Just a quick update on my progress: I'm up to four completed tracks, though I currently only have a couple of ideas ready to expand upon. After finishing the track that I had in-progress on day 5, I started on an old-school ambient techno track, which
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It's the end of day 5 of the RPM Challenge, and I think I'm making good progress! I may have to pick up the pace a little to finish by the deadline, but I'm still fairly confident that I'll manage it. The
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I've long been a fan of the RPM Challenge, a NaNoWriMo-style challenge for musicians to record an album in February, and this year, I'll be attempting the challenge myself! The rules are fairly simple: record at least 10 tracks or at least 35 minutes of