This is it, kids, the final stop for 2017. Dimaex5001, the sequel to Dimaex5000. A bit more of the same, but with some new stuff happening. Number one, there's a bit more of a rock vibe happening, with the guitars being pushed out front again. Not a lot of solos, but lots of melodic riffing and atmospheres.
I also incorporated a new pedal into my pedalboard, and really used it a lot. It's the new Digitech FreQout pedal, which is a "feedback" generator, and it's really cool. I always like using guitar feedback, but it's really tough to get without cranking the volume up to eleven, and this pedal soves that problem. You can probably hear it in my sustained notes and chords all over the place in this album. I just couldn't help myself, it's just so cool to use once you get the hang of it, and I was able to get lots of feedback sounds at very low volume in my home studio.
The song titles, Song titles, images, and inspiration based on John Harper's RPG, Ghost Lines, available at One Seven Design Games. www.onesevendesign.com.
I also used a new VST synth called, Horror Box, a free download VSTi that generates some interesting and atmospheric background noise
Stream audio and download options available below:
www.archive.org/details/dimaex5001
Download the whole album with album art
:https://archive.org/download/dimaex5001/Dimaex5001.zip
1 - On the Ghost Lines
2 - Imperium 891
3 - A Spirit Well in the Dethlands
4 - Spectrology
5 - Church of Ecstasy
6 - Violet Remedy
7 - Song of the Line Bulls
8 - Dimaex5001
Composed and performed by Dimaension X.
Recorded and produced by Dave Lanciani at Dimaex Studios
12/17/17
The Ghost of Gawain - a new project from Exempt Human Specimen
Greetings all,
I have a new idea for a project, and it's starting off with inspiration from using a free VST called Alter/Ego from Plogue Music Software developers.
Alter/Ego if a free vst that simulates speech and singing. The original version only ad a female voice that was very robotic sounding, but now they're released a voice that simulates death growls and black metal vocals, along with a few different singing voices. This one is called Marie Ork, and I used it to do the vocals in the new song.
In fact, the current version of the song is made completely with VST instruments. There are no real guitars, basses, keyboards, drums or vocals. It's all created in the computer.
I do plan to record actual guitar for the final versions of the songs, but everything else will be computer generated. For now, using the VST instruments allows me to arrange the songs and get them basically ready to go, and then I'll add the actual guitars to add the "human" element. But it is really amazing what you can do on a computer now, isn't it?
See below the the video demo of the song. Thanks for listening.
I have a new idea for a project, and it's starting off with inspiration from using a free VST called Alter/Ego from Plogue Music Software developers.
Alter/Ego if a free vst that simulates speech and singing. The original version only ad a female voice that was very robotic sounding, but now they're released a voice that simulates death growls and black metal vocals, along with a few different singing voices. This one is called Marie Ork, and I used it to do the vocals in the new song.
In fact, the current version of the song is made completely with VST instruments. There are no real guitars, basses, keyboards, drums or vocals. It's all created in the computer.
I do plan to record actual guitar for the final versions of the songs, but everything else will be computer generated. For now, using the VST instruments allows me to arrange the songs and get them basically ready to go, and then I'll add the actual guitars to add the "human" element. But it is really amazing what you can do on a computer now, isn't it?
See below the the video demo of the song. Thanks for listening.
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