'Jeg Har Givet Maskinerne Nattøj På'

First off, "Jeg Har Givet Maskinerne Nattøj På" is Danish for "I've Given The Machines Nightwear (/Pajamas) On".

Why? Don't even ask.

http://soundcloud.com/styrbjorn/jeg-har-givet-maskinerne-nattoj-pa

I really went for a muddy sound, and I think I achieved it pretty well.

It's 'composed' real-time in Ableton Live.

Constructive criticism is much appreciated.

soothing. i quite enjoyed this.

what does smød mean?

also: the english translation of your title is very lol

  On 11/2/2010 at 2:31 PM, LUDD said:

soothing. i quite enjoyed this.

 

what does smød mean?

 

also: the english translation of your title is very lol

Thanks.

Haha, how on earth did you come across 'smød'? For all I know, it's just slang. I guess it must be a compound of "sød", meaning "nice/sweet", and "blød", meaning "soft". I first heard it being used by a Danish hip hop act from the 90's, Malk De Koijn. They're absolutely brilliant, they really threw the whole Danish language around. At one point "smød jazz" is being said, which I guess is play on "blød jazz" = smooth jazz.

Oh yeah, of course. Derp.

This is really nice, and yes.. definitely smød!

  On 11/2/2010 at 2:18 PM, Hasselbalch said:

 

It's 'composed' real-time in Ableton Live.

 

wat does this mean exactly?

This sounds like it could have been on Twin Peaks.

  On 11/4/2010 at 6:02 AM, sneaksta303 said:

  On 11/2/2010 at 2:18 PM, Hasselbalch said:

 

It's 'composed' real-time in Ableton Live.

 

 

wat does this mean exactly?

That I had all the samples and instruments loaded up from the beginning, and did all the fiddling real-time while recording it. Volume, changing of the drums, reverb, modulation, stuff like that.