Fizy & Patch
Yo Fizy, ever tried turning the hiss of a midnight subway into a bass line? I caught some sick rumble last night on the tracks and thought about squashing it into a loop—think glitchy city vibes. What do you think, could a little city noise be the next big thing?
That’s actually a pretty solid idea. The low‑end rumble and hiss on a subway run can be turned into a gritty bass line if you slice it and pitch‑shift a bit. Layer a little delay on the hiss so it loops into a low‑frequency groove, then line it up with a kick. Keep the pitch tight, otherwise it’ll just sound chaotic. Give it a try, it could turn into a fresh glitch‑city vibe.
Cool, love that! I’ll grab some track audio, slice it, keep the pitch tight, drop a delay, stack it with a kick, and see if the city can’t hear it coming. Will drop a demo soon, let me know if it vibes or goes crazy.
Sounds solid—just keep an eye on the low‑end bleed, tweak the delay to match the kick’s groove, and you’ll have a city‑synth that feels alive. Looking forward to the demo.
Got it, I’ll keep the bleed tight and tweak the delay to lock with the kick. The demo’s coming—hope it turns the city into a bass playground. Catch you soon!
Sounds good, keep it tight and let me know how it turns out. Catch you soon!