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An experiment in cut mixing that produces a constantly shifting soundscape. Abstract, dislocated and heavily distorted.
Interstate Also available at SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/polyslax/interstate Thanks to all who have a listen. |
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I like it, it sound a bit like a drum set trying to turn itself inside out, wicked. |
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wow. this is a beautifully complex and challenging piece. an absolute joy to sink into neil. |
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I'm not terribly sure (in fact I have no idea) how you did that, but it sounded very good. There are lots of great sound contrasts on here, but the whole thing is constantly shifting around to give different viewpoints. Nice vibes. Confusing and reassuring at the same time.
Good work |
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polyslax wrote: Abstract, dislocated and heavily distorted. Some of Snow White's lesser known friends.
This is cool. I think I'll wrestle with it again tomorrow. Thanks, polyslax. |
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so this is all the bubbling and churning that goes on in the music lab of the mad professor polyslax, huh? what a freaky sonic concoction! i loved the guitar strum at the end ---- -L ------------------------------------------- "How am I gonna get a scar like that eating pizza?" ~ Tony Montana's kid brother |
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Wow, great work man, like this a lot. |
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Good work, enjoyed. |
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I like the jazzy feeling,but after a while the fx takes over the song. I prefer the more natural jazz sound :) |
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Matt, I think I'll go with the "interestingly disjointed soundscape" thing It's unnerving and also very very interesting to listen to. Amazingly creative use of different mixes Well done once again |
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Mariosprt wrote: Matt, I think I'll go with the "interestingly disjointed soundscape" thing +1
It's unnerving and also very very interesting to listen to. Amazingly creative use of different mixes Well done once again Disjointed yes, but not over done..tasteful and creative work. |
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Good one ---- -- Ratedmusic Farzad Eghlima (Aka Rated) Music Producer | Songwriter | Composer | Sound Engineer | Entrepreneur | Graphic designer | Video editor | My music: http://iamrated.com |
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Zombie Queen wrote: I like it, it sound a bit like a drum set trying to turn itself inside out, wicked.
Ha. I was trying to find the right words to describe this track but this was just elegantly put. A very interesting listen! |
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