This is just a very short tutorial as not much "work" needed to be done for this track.
The finished track can be listened to here: https://gabbaretrecords.bandcamp.com/track/dystopian-dreams
The finished track can be listened to here: https://gabbaretrecords.bandcamp.com/track/dystopian-dreams
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User
can you create another melody like that, for a new track?
ChatGPT
Of course! Here's another melody that keeps the same "arpeggio melody" concept you've used before, with a haunting, doomcore vibe:
Melody (8 Bars / 32 Beats at ~140 BPM):
C5 D5 F5 A#5 C5 D5 F5 A#5 C5 D5 F5 A#5 C5 D5 F5 A#5
D#5 F5 G5 C6 D#5 F5 G5 C6 D#5 F5 G5 C6 D#5 F5 G5 C6
A#4 D5 F5 G#5 A#4 D5 F5 G#5 A#4 D5 F5 G#5 A#4 D5 F5 G#5
G4 A#4 C5 F5 G4 A#4 C5 F5 G4 A#4 C5 F5 G4 A#4 C5 F5
Accompanying Bassline:
To match the melody, the bassline uses the root notes of the first note in each "quadruplet" pattern:
C5 D#5 A#4 G4
(each held for 2 bars or 8 beats).
This melody uses a combination of minor intervals and dissonance to create a dark, eerie tone while maintaining a hypnotic rhythm. The alternating higher and lower registers in the second half add dynamic tension, perfect for doomcore's atmospheric style.
Let me know if you'd like variations or additional ideas for layers to complement this melody!
[Note: the chat session went as I worked on the other tracks for the album; I finally picked up this melody again to turn it into an ambient track]
User
I actually finished another track - I used an earlier melody you created for me - the one with the C D# A# G progression - did a jam, and turned it into a spacey but doomy beatless ambient track.
ChatGPT
That sounds like a fascinating twist on the original melody—turning it into an ambient piece gives it a whole new dimension. The spacey and doomy vibe must create an immersive atmosphere. If you’re planning to include it in the EP or release it separately, let me know if you need help with a title, description, or artwork ideas.
[continued from: https://laibyrinth.blogspot.com/2024/08/how-to-create-complete-doomcore-techno.html ]
User
can you create another melody like that, for a new track?
ChatGPT
Of course! Here's another melody that keeps the same "arpeggio melody" concept you've used before, with a haunting, doomcore vibe:
Melody (8 Bars / 32 Beats at ~140 BPM):
C5 D5 F5 A#5 C5 D5 F5 A#5 C5 D5 F5 A#5 C5 D5 F5 A#5
D#5 F5 G5 C6 D#5 F5 G5 C6 D#5 F5 G5 C6 D#5 F5 G5 C6
A#4 D5 F5 G#5 A#4 D5 F5 G#5 A#4 D5 F5 G#5 A#4 D5 F5 G#5
G4 A#4 C5 F5 G4 A#4 C5 F5 G4 A#4 C5 F5 G4 A#4 C5 F5
Accompanying Bassline:
To match the melody, the bassline uses the root notes of the first note in each "quadruplet" pattern:
C5 D#5 A#4 G4
(each held for 2 bars or 8 beats).
This melody uses a combination of minor intervals and dissonance to create a dark, eerie tone while maintaining a hypnotic rhythm. The alternating higher and lower registers in the second half add dynamic tension, perfect for doomcore's atmospheric style.
Let me know if you'd like variations or additional ideas for layers to complement this melody!
[Note: the chat session went as I worked on the other tracks for the album; I finally picked up this melody again to turn it into an ambient track]
User
I actually finished another track - I used an earlier melody you created for me - the one with the C D# A# G progression - did a jam, and turned it into a spacey but doomy beatless ambient track.
ChatGPT
That sounds like a fascinating twist on the original melody—turning it into an ambient piece gives it a whole new dimension. The spacey and doomy vibe must create an immersive atmosphere. If you’re planning to include it in the EP or release it separately, let me know if you need help with a title, description, or artwork ideas.
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