Making Structured and Unstructured Music with Sloom and Extreme Time Stretching
PaulXStretch has been around for a while and it is a very useful plug-in to have, especially if you like creating drones or ambient music. Sloom is J.J. Burred’s version which includes a few different twists, including being able to do extreme, extreme audio stretching (up to hundreds of years!).
We’re going to look at what happens when you stretch my voice to 100x and then attempt to make music with it, how Sloom does ambient and also how you can use it to make some electronic glitch music (although probably more melodic than your typical glitch).
J.J. sent me a copy of Sloom for review, but he does not see videos before they are released and does not have any say over the content on this channel. That includes hundreds of years in the future when my stretched vocals will finally cease to produce audio.
Also, if you love art or ambient music or theme park experiences, be sure to check out Meow Wolf at the link below or the many videos available on YouTube.
Sloom
https://anemond.net/sloom/
PaulXStretch
https://sonosaurus.com/paulxstretch/
Meow Wolf
https://meowwolf.com/visit/grapevine?...
Buy Me A Coffee
https://buymeacoffee.com/arcticfox
0:00 Intro
0:33 What Is Sloom?
1:29 Ambient Drone Examples
2:07 Setting Up Sloom For Live Use
3:46 Example Song
4:36 Structure or No Structure?
5:08 Outro
0:00 Intro
0:33 What Is Sloom?
1:29 Ambient Drone Examples
2:07 Setting Up Sloom For Live Use
3:46 Example Song
4:36 Structure or No Structure?
5:08 Outro
