Hey guys, thank you for all the comments.
As for the reverb, I wanted something absolutely massive, with the feeling that it is almost physically sticking to the track. This was to contrast some of the incredibly dry percussion sounds.
Glad you felt it physically Prodigal, I was aiming for sounds as almost tangible substances in this work.
Thanks for the experimental beats advice fxbip. For these beats I was creating tiny expanding patterns. And then when I put them together I was doing strange and cuts. One tip I have for experimental cross rhythm and poly rhythm stuff is to set scenes in ableton with different time sigs and bpms. Arm them for recording and you can edit on the fly and they will all record in the sequencer with some weird shit.
Soundness I will send you an email. Some of your stuff is nice, just wondering which way a collab would work and what you had in mind.
Thank you all
