]]>I've uploaded all these songs, plus a bonus version of Silence//Noise to bandcamp, but it won't be available for download for a little while, and hopefully you'll find out why. If not, it will be available for download on January 1, 2012 at the latest. Or if you bug me enough I'll probably send you most of the tracks.
]]>]]> these jams]]>@chainsaw it's actually a really simple setup, just nanoloop (with some things panned one way and some the other) --> two audio tracks in ableton and then use ableton's built in effects there in whatever ways, sometimes live manipulation of effects, sometimes just manipulating nanoloop. or both. I've never touched shitwave so :\
Yeah, seems simple enough; that's what I've been doing with my last two experimental droney-noise pieces.
I just can't seem to get a good sound. Maybe I'm not choosing the right Fx? Maybe I'm not starting out with the right sounds?
It's all trial and error anyway, though, haha 
You've inspired me a lot! I'll also have to listen to that other jam you uploaded and see if I can get any more ideas from that.
Keep it up!
yeah no I know, there is a limiter, apparently that's just what that overdrive sounds like? whateverrrrrr
Technically yes, that is what overdrive usually sounds like, and that's what it does.
But you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs; the overdrive pedal/VST drives the audio over its limit, which gives us our lovely clipping!
Like SKGB said, throwing in a limiter after the distortion will limit the audio from reaching the volume at which it starts clipping and distorting, while still keeping a clean distorted effect. It's up the he producer to add the limiter to stop the speakers from crackling and eventually breaking.
Really, it makes a whole world of difference, and your listeners and their still-functioning headphones will thank you. 
Sorry for the long drawn-out response. Some of my info mightn't be right, but it is to my knowledge
@chainsaw it's actually a really simple setup, just nanoloop (with some things panned one way and some the other) --> two audio tracks in ableton and then use ableton's built in effects there in whatever ways, sometimes live manipulation of effects, sometimes just manipulating nanoloop. or both. I've never touched shitwave so :\
@SKGB yeah no I know, there is a limiter, apparently that's just what that overdrive sounds like? whateverrrrrr
Listening now, while I do some 3d modelling 
And yeah dude, we'll have a thorough chill/noise sesh. I'm gonna make another one now I think.
]]>I really want you to show me how you do these sometime.
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