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I wrote this for a commercial licensing agency that expressed interest.....and then fell off of the face of the earth.

Enjoy

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Very nice! :)
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I feel better already. Lovely piece.

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A beautiful little piece :) Nicely done. Simple and emotive. Where were the string pads from?

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Pretty. I kept waiting for a narrator. Kind of first-scene-of-a-movie-trailer.
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D.H. Miltz wrote:Pretty. I kept waiting for a narrator. Kind of first-scene-of-a-movie-trailer.
"Kitty Splendour wasn't looking for love....that is until she met an old friend from the past, and love found her."
To Thine Own Plugins Be True

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Watto wrote:Very nice! :)
Thanks, man!

I haven't seen you for a while. How are things?

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polyslax wrote:I feel better already. Lovely piece.
Thanks!
TankEyes wrote:A beautiful little piece :) Nicely done. Simple and emotive. Where were the string pads from?
Thank You.

I don't remember which exact strings were used (the project is archived on a flash drive at present), but they weren't anything special. I tend to mix individual sampled string tracks with pads made in Crystal. I use Crystal quite a lot, actually.

I do remember that I did a lot of fiddling with the reverb: one string track had no verb, one had moderate verb and one was drenched in it. The last track was only brought up at certain points using volume automation on the output.

Thanks again.

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Nabokov wrote:
D.H. Miltz wrote:Pretty. I kept waiting for a narrator. Kind of first-scene-of-a-movie-trailer.
"Kitty Splendour wasn't looking for love....that is until she met an old friend from the past, and love found her."
Good one. I was thinking more along the lines of a drug commercial. The first part (up to the big crescendo) talks about how great the drug is, and the second part is where they do that rapid-fire listing of all the possible side effects the drug might have.

I like yours better. :)


Thanks for listening, both of you.

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D.H. Miltz wrote:Pretty. I kept waiting for a narrator. Kind of first-scene-of-a-movie-trailer.
Thanks!

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As long as this is back on the front page, it is as good a place as any to tell you I watched the damn video and enjoyed it. The recorder bit is especially nice.
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Headache gone.

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the bell sounds have an amazing sparkle to them.

cool. seems to end to soon. Was fun listening to the parts develope.

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herodotus wrote:
Watto wrote:Very nice! :)
Thanks, man!

I haven't seen you for a while. How are things?
Woops! Should have watched the thread, sorry mate - missed your reply :oops:

Things are good - I'm at uni for one more year, and then will try to get a job as a high school music teacher next year. Hoping it frees me up for more original music, and less covers gigs :pray:

How are you going? :)
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D.H. Miltz wrote:As long as this is back on the front page, it is as good a place as any to tell you I watched the damn video and enjoyed it. The recorder bit is especially nice.
Hey, thanks!

daniel_baum wrote:Headache gone.
Glad to be of service.

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