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Hello,
This is my new track "Spirits". When I started it I didn't know it would take this direction, but I am happy with where it went. It sounds a little tribal, and ambient as well. Reminds me of shamans and spirits etc.. Anywho, here it is and I hope you enjoy; http://dl.dropbox.com/u/51101674/MajesticSpaceCathedral/Spir its.mp3 Or on Soundcloud; http://soundcloud.com/majesticspacecathedral/spirits Thanks, Steven. |
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Excellent! I really loved every bit of it. |
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quite cool wee pic there in thumbnail.
yes, has a majestic space sound, and quite ominous vibe for me, kind of darker spirits. Some beauitul deep tones. cool |
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@ Synthgeek; Thanks for listening and I'm glad you enjoyed it. @ Fate; Thank you for listening as well. I was going for a deeper darker sound so I'm glad you thought it sounded that way. As far as the pic in the soundcloud widget, its a picture of a real-world painting of mine that I ran through a "metal" filter in Zbrush. Thanks again! |
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PaleBlueDot wrote: the pic in the soundcloud widget, its a real-world painting of mine that I ran through a "metal" filter in Zbrush.
zbrush |
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Great atmosphere!
What did you use for the "didjeridoo" sound? That was tasty rich |
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JoeCat wrote: Great atmosphere!
What did you use for the "didjeridoo" sound? That was tasty rich @ JoeCat; The "didjeridoo" sound was a sawtooth wave sound I created on my Roland SH-01 Gaia. I turned the LP cutoff all the way down then activated the key hold. I triggered the note I wanted then slowly crept the cutoff up and recorded it. I slowly brought in an LFO about halfway through the song while inching up the cutoff and resonance. That is what gave it the "didjeridoo" effect. @ Polyslax; Thanks for the listen Poly. Foreboding? Now that you mention it, yes I hear that as well |
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Great piece Steven. I was getting all kinds of movie vibes here from The Thing to The Terminator. The sound choices were spot-on, and the atmosphere you created was certainly dark and full of tension. |
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seismic1 wrote: Great piece Steven. I was getting all kinds of movie vibes here from The Thing to The Terminator. The sound choices were spot-on, and the atmosphere you created was certainly dark and full of tension.
@ Seismic; Thanks for listening. Movie vibes...mmmmm..... I like that. |
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Very nice atmosphere, and certainly feels cinematic!
Cool sounds too |
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Very cool. Thank you. |
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