Sounds and melodies inspired by Fred Durst. Allow his unique vision, as one who, without a doubt, did it ALL for the nookie, as no other could have done so for the nookie, to shed light on life in the post-modern world, globalization, and provide his own perspective, in his own words.
BB99 - Limp Bizkit Fever
IO_Madness
#48
I actually threw vocals in on this one (kinda), which is something I never do. Only because I was kinda having fun with the distortion lol.
EDIT: Yes, it is kinda silly.
IO_Madness
#52
@_ms
DURST BUILD!!! I feel the Durstness combining into its true form. Fred Durst rises!
@Auto-meh-geddon
What kind of synth did you use in the beginning for the cool weird water dropping weirdness part? I’m digging it.
@bbb
No 3 minutes? Denied! Weird vocally effects.
@bfk
o mah gawd the nonstop drumming solo lmao yessss! I’m really happy, I felt kind of silly after putting up my track but after listening to these entries I don’t feel bad at all lol how did you do these drums tho lololol this is awesome
@Balafonman
Liking this, cool kinda groove reminds me of Gary Numan sorta (I used to play drums in a surf punk band and we did a lot of Dick Dale covers and stuff, pretty cool stuff.
@aSSerbik
Liking the in-your-face guitars. Whatever that crazy synth (guitar?) around 1:37 is, that’s freaking awesome. Liking the vocal cutting. What are the vocal samples from too? lol butt cheeks. This is freaking awesome man lol. lol the “dangerous” with the lfo lol. This reminds me a bit of Stunt Rock lol if you’ve ever heard of him lol.
I’m really getting into this lol. Exactly what I look for in a track, guitars, samples, general weirdness… this hits all the right tick marks in my mind.
@Nostromer
I once played as a drummer in a surf punk band, and briefly I actually had a double bass pedal that I asked my parents to get for my birthday or for Christmas, one of the two. I didn’t really actually get it down, but your track made me think of that and of how cool it would be if I had got it down lol.
@xFREDxDURST
The man (woman? …gotta be gender neutral here.) with the original samples!! I think it really fits that
you have added possibly the original version of this. Cool stuff, I’m digging it. Sweet.
As for my vote.
My vote, is going to @aSSerbik. This track had everything I look for in a track. Cool samples, vocal edits, guitars (courtesy of xFREDxDURST), weirdness… everything was just right. I may have to add this to my library honestly lol good work sir.
Awesome with the number of entries! hopefully this is a sign for BB100!!!
aSSerbik
#53
If I understand what you mean correctly, that is Fred’s shredding:
There’s also a bunch of DFAM sprinkled around and it’s definitely playing around 1:37, so maybe it’s that.
There are a bunch of isolated vocal tracks up on YT, so I took some snippets from those. Then there’s this masterpiece of post-modernistic poetry:
Auto-meh-geddon
#56
Incoming video with shaky cam.
The lion share was done by LFO on a resonant lp filter and AIR filter gate .Some distortion, transient shaper to add attack and then it is used to trigger the side chain on every thing else.
https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/air-plug-ins which is one of the standalone effects on the mpc.
bfk
#57
I doubled the bpm for the drums after analyzing the guitar samples, the drum samples I got off of free sound a long time ago, filtered some of the hits and made a preset break, then the rest was just sequencing randomly and going by ear with the snap turned off, I do have sample looping turned on in slicex through, I also slammed it through a limiter so that the drums are loud and in your face and so that all the drum hits have equal volume, after trial and error I took some happy accidents and made a main beat with fills and stuff and layered some sections against another sequence to get a weird type of cross rhythm
My vote goes to @nostromer
Balafonman
#59
I’m not sure I’m really qualified to vote on this. Some of the entries are very well made, with some mad production skills on display. My favourite of the bunch is still BFK’s “math-rock”, though. Sarcastically parodic (I hope), It sounds very much like a real life crap sound metal show after drinking too much. Weird comppresion, faulty speaker delays and all. I hope #100 will have some funny shit like this too! Thanks:)
IO_Madness
#60
No qualifications needed, dear Balafonman. Nothing but an informal bunch of making silly noise in DAW’s here, cast your vote anyway you please.
bbb
#63
Mine was very serious and in no way had to do with me working on something prior, checking out the guitar stuffs, drinking too much alcohol, and laughing at myself the entire time. Super serious. Serious. Music. 
IO_Madness
#64
@Auto-meh-geddon, you did a nice job with the MPC! Is that all self contained, i.e. sequencing/sounds/fx all on-board? Can you load different plugins into that, or did it come with the AIR plugins built in?
Auto-meh-geddon
#65
Yes, all self contained, it can sample, sequence,
has 3 built-in synths (nothing exceptional but usable and you can always resample) looper (never used though but The Internet agrees it’s quite limited), audio tracks and lots of built in effects, the Mpc one and the Air suite. You can’t add yours in standalone mode but in controller mode you can of course use all your vsts.
I really really enjoy it, to the point that I hardly use my laptop, which was the point of a saltandalone unit, but it is not without flaws.
No automation editing in standalone mode, midi in always plays on the selected channel and no pitch envelopes.
But, getting a groove going is super fast, the built in library is really good, Splice integration is nice (I doubt I will renew the trial account though as I don’t use it that much) and the autosampler is cool, take a patch on a hardware synths or vst, and within limits you can automatically sample it and make it an Mpc instrument.
Rant over, back on topic, not sure who to vote.
IO_Madness
#66
I guess, with two votes, the win goes to @aSSerbik! However, as we’re doing BB100 next which is working differently, you get this cool picture of a trophy (we couldn’t afford the actual trophy):
