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Remembering Tresor 2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

Sketched on the Dirtywave M8 and completed in ableton. This is the second track I was working on before a big break of many weeks. 2026 Copyright All rights reserved

Written entirely on the Dirtywave M8 Tracker. Light mastering in Audacity (normalizing/limiting/compressing). A continuation of last week's track's outro, whose intro was the previous week's outro, whose intro was the previous week's outro, whose... This track is therefore part of an ongoing series that started in week 4. You can listen to the Through the Year mix (WB #4–39) (a...

I went back to PaulStretch for a more atmospheric piece. And since we're heading into October, I thought a more unsettling piece might be appropriate. I picked a sample, then rendered it three times at different pitch shifts. I then took the samples into Reason, where I built the basic atmosphere. I then grabbed two copies of Massive, one for textural pad and the other for a sequence. After s...

oddly enough, as the third week in a row i am doing m8 whatnot with this being the first not marked "trash" of the speed variety, the actual save file for this is "trash_128bpm" 2026 Copyright All rights reserved

I started making this song about 22 years ago. I didn't finish. Eventually I lost samples. I never lost interest. I never lost my chords, I did not drop the melody. I held onto the thread. I retained grasp of the files through 3 stays in a psych ward, 10+ moves around "the mainland" -- this is my main mix.. You know, I'm tired of it, though: Down With Groove, Honest, I Resist Y...

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Happy to post something this week. keep it up ppl. cya.. 2026 CC Attribution Share Alike (BY-SA)

A short song this week. No inspiration, busy evenings and a busy weekend. I finished something quickly on Sunday evening. The initial instrument has a weird "friction" to it, produced by using a very fast delay (fastest possible by m8 standard at 150 bpm). Played around with tempo changes a bit too. It works. Could be longer by exploring a bit more, but I don't have enough time for...

The Peavey Invective, and a whole bunch of silly riffs. Had no idea about the bass this week, just becasue physically incapable of playing closely to the guitar parts. 2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial (BY-NC)

Something the same but different this time, not so much of a melody but an attempt at a very hands on techno track with some polyrhythm pitch fuckery, maybe a bit of a hocket sorta thing? I dunno, I had fun, and this really leans into the available FM instrumentation without the usual sorta tricks I employ. One knob was harmed in the making of this :( pour one out for it 2026 CC Attribution Noncom...

I took less than 1 hour at the end of the week to make this, and I'm really glad I did. It was a fun little quest and it's fun to play guitar with it. Hope you had a great week! 2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

Heading into the last quarter, hope everyone is still having fun, lets keep going.  Still some decent weather outside, I wanted to make music in the backyard so this week everything was done on the MPC live.  I think I'm starting to get the hang of it, building the muscle memory and don't have to think so much on how to navigate around the MPC.  I probably could have made...

First draft of this I forgot the most important part! This past week the illustrious jwh released MISC. TAPE Vol. 02 // unsilent songs, a wonderful compilation of songs in support of St. Margaret's House in South Bend, Indiana, featuring dozens of remarkable musicians including many of our Weekly Beats friends. Please give it a listen and buy a copy for yourself and a friend! On to this week&...

Gameday was rough. Met a dog. Had an excellent breakfst sandwich. 2026 Copyright All rights reserved

A follow up from a tune a couple weeks ago Don't look back Those moments where you must make that choice to turn around or run › Production Notes‹ Production Notes ------------------------------------------------------------------ Produced in Reaper Length: 3m27s BPM: 80 Genre: Darksynth Plugins - Dawesome Zyklop () - Arturia MiniFreak V (kicks and bass) FX - None ----------------...

All M8, some samples, rendered straight from device. › Production notes‹ Production notes We don't have time for this, batman! Busy weeks, busy months, fun projects in the works. Keeping the streak alive. As the wise JWH said just last week: "may we all have the time we need to do our wondrous music adventures". Get the M8 bundle 2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial (BY-NC)

Made a bit of a dreamy one this week.  Composed this on guitar and then adapted it to the Dirty Wave m8.  Recorded some lead parts and there you have it. Probably going to try to dirty it up next week.  We'll see what comes out. Thanks for listening! 2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike (BY-NC-SA)

I sat down in front of my piano and this is what happened!  I had Horn calls in me for some reason.  This might be used when entering a concert hall or a church. 2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

Made with M8 + modular 2026 Copyright All rights reserved

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This week's scale is called "Smyrneiko" and the time signature is 17/8. 2026 CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)

I'm sick and this entry reflects how I feel. Quite inspired by the new Magic the Gathering set called "Reality Fracture". Jace JACE JAAAACECEEEEEE 2026 Copyright All rights reserved

Junglish M8 Track. Started out as an experiment trying to make breaks with synthesized drums. Whipped up some basses to go with it and arranged a quick throughline. Went spicy on OTT/Limiter/Clipping. Feeling kinda exhausted these past weeks, which is strange considering I've had more free time than at any other point in the least 3-4 years. Maybe it's the weather changing, maybe it&#039...

Yay collab with AiDeRen! This was super fun, since I got to start out with my weirdness and he matched it but made it not my weirdness, and then I made it more mine, and then he said "fine how about a b-section that's TOTALLY DIFFERENT" and I was like "yeah? how about i just add more stuff and then scramble all our stuff together at the end??" and then I don't know wh...