Radiarc | Radiarc - Always There @Radiarc_ | Uploaded March 2018 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Even if you forget, I'm always there.
radiarc.bandcamp.com/track/always-there
pondis-dant.deviantart.com/art/Pinkamina-399983714
We'll meet again. I'm sure of it.
I saw the picture and immediately knew I had to do another dark song, but I was pretty sure that I couldn't outdo The End or Ex Machina, so I tried something else.
And I tried for about 20 hours before I finally got some semblance of an idea of what exactly I wanted to do.
And then, about 10 hours of work later, I scrap 1/3rd of the song because it sounded like absolute garbage, and reorganized everything, and scrapped more, added more, reorganized, altered...
This song was a massive pain in my side and I've spent anywhere from 30 to 40-something hours on it total over the past week.
To give you a rough idea, I typically finish songs in about 10-20 hours, with most things getting done in about 14, but I wanted more than anything for this project to not be a failure.
If I'm gonna do horror, I'm gonna do it right, and I hope you guys enjoy it; the decisions I made in sound design ended up setting my personal record for most instances of Kontakt at 40, and my total RAM usage was about 14.3GB out of 15.6.
But, even still, I wanted something heavy and unique, and I finally made it happen.
This song is a precursor to the third album in the Pinkamena trilogy, but I'll detail that more in the comments.
As usual, if you like what you hear, you can find more on my bandcamp:
radiarc.bandcamp.com
11 albums, an EP, plus some stuff you won't find anywhere on youtube.
Also, if you're feeling extra generous, I have a patreon:
patreon.com/radiarc
All proceeds go right back into the music.
You wanna hear something stupid?
https://clyp.it/ehmbfqz0
That's what this track started out as.
And then it was https://clyp.it/zge1a1yu
And then a million renders later, I finally get the song done. But then I have to go back and add another segment. And another.
And then I spend like 2 hours on the video.
But I don't have to worry about it anymore, do I?
I just have to worry about making this next album the best I possibly can, and I welcome the challenge.
Rather, I would, but I'd like to do a couple other songs to keep my head out of the dark waters, just long enough to cleanse myself, and then I'll dive to the deepest depths I can manage.
's gonna be a good one, and I hope you all will stick with me.
Even if you forget, I'm always there.
radiarc.bandcamp.com/track/always-there
pondis-dant.deviantart.com/art/Pinkamina-399983714
We'll meet again. I'm sure of it.
I saw the picture and immediately knew I had to do another dark song, but I was pretty sure that I couldn't outdo The End or Ex Machina, so I tried something else.
And I tried for about 20 hours before I finally got some semblance of an idea of what exactly I wanted to do.
And then, about 10 hours of work later, I scrap 1/3rd of the song because it sounded like absolute garbage, and reorganized everything, and scrapped more, added more, reorganized, altered...
This song was a massive pain in my side and I've spent anywhere from 30 to 40-something hours on it total over the past week.
To give you a rough idea, I typically finish songs in about 10-20 hours, with most things getting done in about 14, but I wanted more than anything for this project to not be a failure.
If I'm gonna do horror, I'm gonna do it right, and I hope you guys enjoy it; the decisions I made in sound design ended up setting my personal record for most instances of Kontakt at 40, and my total RAM usage was about 14.3GB out of 15.6.
But, even still, I wanted something heavy and unique, and I finally made it happen.
This song is a precursor to the third album in the Pinkamena trilogy, but I'll detail that more in the comments.
As usual, if you like what you hear, you can find more on my bandcamp:
radiarc.bandcamp.com
11 albums, an EP, plus some stuff you won't find anywhere on youtube.
Also, if you're feeling extra generous, I have a patreon:
patreon.com/radiarc
All proceeds go right back into the music.
You wanna hear something stupid?
https://clyp.it/ehmbfqz0
That's what this track started out as.
And then it was https://clyp.it/zge1a1yu
And then a million renders later, I finally get the song done. But then I have to go back and add another segment. And another.
And then I spend like 2 hours on the video.
But I don't have to worry about it anymore, do I?
I just have to worry about making this next album the best I possibly can, and I welcome the challenge.
Rather, I would, but I'd like to do a couple other songs to keep my head out of the dark waters, just long enough to cleanse myself, and then I'll dive to the deepest depths I can manage.
's gonna be a good one, and I hope you all will stick with me.
