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Found percussion and melancholy piano dirge.
Sweater Also available at SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/polyslax/sweater Thanks to all who have a listen.  ----   |
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Another winner! I like the atmosphere of the piece, very interesting sound textures, acoustic tones, esoteric vibrations!! Nice work and thanks for making it downloadable!! |
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| ^ | Joined: 31 Oct 2004 Member: #46411 Location: Mtl, Canada | ||
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Thanks a bunch!
Made a few changes to the mix/arrangement this morning, same links. ---- |
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this is beautiful - i could listen to it on repeat all night. fantastic 
neil. |
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Sounds like you found some of that percussion on a submarine. Depth charges or similar munitions, and the odd ping from the sonar. The reverbed piano is certainly melancholy, and the groove at the end with the panned guitar or synth is great.
Good work, Matt |
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| ^ | Joined: 13 Mar 2009 Member: #203012 Location: UK | ||
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Cheers Neil + Tim!
The found percussion was mostly plastic toys, along with a plastic bottle, a small tin and a toy keyboard that gave one last gasp of high frequency noise as its battery died. The pinging sound is from this Altiverb IR. The panned groove at the end is from a recording of my acoustic guitar. ---- |
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| ^ | Joined: 11 Dec 2003 Member: #10972 Location: Canada | ||
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I put on my best sweater and my polyester slacks (polyslax) to get into the mood for this one. It took me a while to warm up to it because there's a little more randomness than I would like. But in the end, I was won over but those amazing sounds. Great job. |
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| ^ | Joined: 18 Jul 2008 Member: #185137 Location: New York | ||
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 Glad you stuck with it Frantz, and thanks!---- |
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I love this one. Thank you.
P.S.- Somewhere around the three minute area I was reminded of the beginning of this scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFRmU5s0ix0 What, are you dying in there? (It occurred to me that that could be taken as insulting, but I expect you'll get I don't mean it that way.) |
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No, I gotcha DHM, no offence taken, thanks a lot! ---- |
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| ^ | Joined: 11 Dec 2003 Member: #10972 Location: Canada | ||
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Great piano reverb verging on echo. the deep piano is very ominous. Some of those sounds would make a great beat.
e.g. footstep as kick, scrape as snare... And then you did it.
The tortured string sound is interesting. Great Job! |
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Thanks a lot Allomerus! ---- |
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