Bridge to Nowhere ll by fate atc, on Flickr



Mainly Zebra HZ, Mopho and Mark l Rhodes

"bridge to nowhere"

13.78 MB 7 min 31 sec at 256 kbps







http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9504745/bridge%20to%20nowhere.mp3

or top of the player at http://www.reverbnation.com/fateatc

any comments or feedback appreciated, and thanks to anyone that might have a listen.

Excellent music. Really gives the title meaning. Well done. One small thing I would prefer the floating chords at the start near the end. They have dissonant quality which I would prefer later.

This is great, pastoral electronic music. Fantastic old-school Eno vibes.

Glad you like this Phase47, maybe we have similar influences.


And thank you very much Allomerus. I have done another version I like a bit better, but read this too late about putting the more dissonant part later.


This version has some phrases from JX10, and I tried to get the main part less plodding.
The transitions are sometimes a little clumsy unfortunately, done performance style on 5 keyboards/controllers. Need the practice.




"bridge to nowhere ll"

which is alo on the player at http://www.reverbnation.com/fateatc

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9504745/bridge%20to%20nowhere%20ll.m p3




pic ll


Bridge to Nowhere lll by fate atc, on Flickr

If you prefer it where it is now keep it there. It is after all your work. I enjoyed it anyway.

which bit goes where ends up being a bit random, hopefully I'll get better at remembering the planning while playing it.

I know what you mean, however sometimes I find that when I am lost in the moment I get the best result.

Sweet and dreamy.

Some great sounds on here fatc. They mesh together very well to create a very satisfying and relaxing piece of music. Nice photo too.

Good work

Blissful. You really set a nice mood with this piece.

Excellent as always, FATC!

i'm loving it, when you're playing the rhodes!

thanks all for the encouraging comments, much appreciated.
Think I do like the second version better.

Yes astrochimp, I like playing the Rhodes. When I get the groove right, the keys make this very satisfying clack clack clack kind of sound. Sometime I'm going to have to do some maintenance on it.

Me too. Not sure why, exactly. I enjoyed them both, though. Thanks.

thanks for checking this out DH.