How to Doom 2016 - How to Write Music in Any Style 02

Tutorial number two in the "How to Write Music in Any Style" video series. In this special episode we do our best to make a Mick Gordon, Doom (2016) inspired track. We also realize how difficult that is, lol!
I'll walk you through a collaboration I did with my friend Clement. This really was quite the challenge, haha!
The Mick Gordon GDC panel: • DOOM: Behind the Music
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[@PauperPeccator]

“Change the process, change the outcome” - Mick Gordon

[@FacemeltingsolosMusic]

That GDC thing is, I swear, one of the best talks I've ever seen.

[@PauperPeccator]

Facemeltingsolos funny how things happens, I recently tried my hand at that crazy sine wave effects chain schematic. Learned a lot from the hands-on experience. And by ‘recently’ I mean a few hours ago.

[@FacemeltingsolosMusic]

@@PauperPeccator Haha! Nice. Yeah, I kinda want to try it again after what little experience I've had with it. Maybe add a ton more automation and do a few things differently considering how much work needs to be done in the box if you don't have the ability otherwise. My main issue was not having a way to get a feedback loop live.

[@junkmuffler]

Enjoyed the track! Definitely nailed the DOOM vibe. Nice tutorial as well. :)

[@Peter_The_Monkey]

Nice this is useful for my game. Ps first comment

[@FacemeltingsolosMusic]

Double nice!

[@submari1129]

it's fine, but the sounds needs to be crazier, you need to go hogwild to make it sound good, but the gist of it is good