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So here are two relatively new tracks from me. The first one was a challenge that I did for an Ableton event. The challenge was to take a two second sample of white noise and make a track out of it. If there’s enough interest I’ll tell you how I managed it. If anyone feels inspired by it then I absolutely 100% recommend giving it a go, it’s a great way to practice sound design, and it makes you really think about how to sculpt each sound.br
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EDIT: the rules of the challenge were to use a 2 second sample of white noise. You could use any audio and midi effects in Ableton, but no external VSTs or Ableton instruments.br
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This is my latest track. This is the version I bounced this morning, but I’ve already written loads of notes about what to change on it. It’s a more progressive and mellow house track (not progressive like banging progressive, more like a chilled groove…). Anyway, keen to hear your thoughts on it. br
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if you ask really nicely I’ll share the white noise challenge ableton project file so you can see how it was made 
The first one is incredible considering the 2 second patch rule, very creative thinking. I wish I had time to do stuff like that!br
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Second one sounds great as well, but I think the change of tone is not enough to keep it fresh throughout, needs something else to go with it… Maybe more with the bassline, like let it rip for a short while, kinda like Pjanoo’s change up.