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The Bazza Bazaar

from Weekly Beats 2016 by Tweaklab

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Experimenting with some more spacey sound design / Reason 7 FX while having some fun with the Squire Strat I inherited from my late uncle Barry a couple of months ago.
This is one of the more impressive guitar tones I've managed to get out of Reason's built in amps, I took the time to configure a few more things / latency / ASIO etc while doing the usual hard left / right of two different amps / FX on the guitar track. This is one of those last minute jam weeklybeats, the timing is most likely out in places but meh!
Bring on another working week big_smile
No idea what ended up happening with the middle section, it started out with the retro synth (the entire track) and then it just went in a totally different direction but I didn't want to waste it haha.

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from Weekly Beats 2016, released January 1, 2017

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Tweaklab TAS, Australia

Producer for all things electronica with a little bit of electric guitar, bass and chip-tune thrown in the mix.

Some of my music can be heard in Paul Fenech's TV shows "Fat Pizza", "Housos" and "Bogan Hunters", his feature film "Fat Pizza vs Housos" and video game projects such as GoldenEye: Source, Lighthaze World and the 2022 GoldenEye 007 documentary "GoldenEra" ... more

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