September Contest: Gossip
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- D.H. MOD
- 17945 posts since 21 Jun, 2008
Tambourine and/or shaker borrowed from a seven year old--literally a child's instruments, but acceptable as such for the purposes of the contest?
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- KVRAF
- 2828 posts since 31 Dec, 2004 from Canarias
mvrasseli, George Orwell started the story, but the TV version (12 years in Spain, already
) had certainly more impact and has given an enormous push on Orwell's fame.
But, as always, I just try to do things with a little laugh/smile.
Having the experience of both worlds, the serious/Belgium and the smiling/Canary, I found out that being serious with a colourful smile makes things smoother.
Ciao amigo,
JokerMax... .. .
But, as always, I just try to do things with a little laugh/smile.
Having the experience of both worlds, the serious/Belgium and the smiling/Canary, I found out that being serious with a colourful smile makes things smoother.
Ciao amigo,
JokerMax... .. .
Carpo diem ergo sum !
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- KVRAF
- 2828 posts since 31 Dec, 2004 from Canarias
D.H. Miltz, the owner of the instruments is a child and as you stated : toy-versions of the adult ones, so they fit the theme, I'd say.
Maybe to ad more weight to the arguments, you could take some pictures of your wounds, caused by the angry mother to get her child's toys back...
So many questions !
I think it's time to follow Scoops and get out of here for a while !
I'll be back tonight (you guessed it : the wife had a few fresh ideas...
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See you later on the late-night show, cheers,
Mrs.Max... .. .
Maybe to ad more weight to the arguments, you could take some pictures of your wounds, caused by the angry mother to get her child's toys back...
So many questions !
I think it's time to follow Scoops and get out of here for a while !
I'll be back tonight (you guessed it : the wife had a few fresh ideas...
See you later on the late-night show, cheers,
Mrs.Max... .. .
Carpo diem ergo sum !
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- D.H. MOD
- 17945 posts since 21 Jun, 2008
jenderton, your file isn't named properly (1009_etc) or tagged, which will make things trickier than they need to be. I think generally one's supposed to ask Scoops (or Max for now) before editing a submission post, so I'd do that before fixing it.
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- Banned
- 11 posts since 28 Oct, 2008
Thanks. I fixed it. Sorry about that. I'm still getting this webpage thing down!!D.H. Miltz wrote:jenderton, your file isn't named properly (1009_etc) or tagged, which will make things trickier than they need to be. I think generally one's supposed to ask Scoops (or Max for now) before editing a submission post, so I'd do that before fixing it.
"Anyone can make a flute sound like a car crash, but can you make a car crash sound like a flute?"--Evan Chambers
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- KVRAF
- 2828 posts since 31 Dec, 2004 from Canarias
Indeed, D.H. Miltz, wait to get things fixed in the submission section.
I expect Scoops to return on Sunday; he'll take care of the serious business again, I'm only 'allowed' to give silly answers on interesting questions.
Shrikant, I've sent you 2 more packs !
1 filled with as-good-as-new second-hand smoke detectors and the other 1 with a heap of liquor (very old bottles - yek
- imagine, 55 years old bourbon and 45 years old wine - Diogenes syndrome ? - I replaced them by some crates of fresh new beer !
- somebody has to do the dirty work).
Perfect stuff for the black-market over there.
I suggest to split 50/50 the costs and benefits this time, to avoid getting to much income and having to pay too much taxes !
So ya,
ShrikantMaxIntercontinentalLTD... .. .
I expect Scoops to return on Sunday; he'll take care of the serious business again, I'm only 'allowed' to give silly answers on interesting questions.
Shrikant, I've sent you 2 more packs !
1 filled with as-good-as-new second-hand smoke detectors and the other 1 with a heap of liquor (very old bottles - yek
Perfect stuff for the black-market over there.
I suggest to split 50/50 the costs and benefits this time, to avoid getting to much income and having to pay too much taxes !
So ya,
ShrikantMaxIntercontinentalLTD... .. .
Carpo diem ergo sum !
- KVRAF
- 5715 posts since 5 Aug, 2006 from UK - The Mudway Towns
Hmm, reviews? Wot reviews?
In the past, I've always placed my demented ramblings here - so I don't see any reason to change

rifftrax BeginningoftheEnd
Well, I had no idea what to expect, but this simply blew me away. I just wish it was longer. The 'toy' is well disgused by the rest.
mrblitz000 Babushka-Baby
Ah, now I do no what to expect from you. Something quite zany, and that's what we got. I was hoping you of all people would make the toy a feature and I was beginning to think it wouldn't happen. You didn't disapoint though
beanpole What_Time_Is_Love
Nice clean guitar intro. Good song, but I would liked more to be made of the toy. It was a bit pedestrian compared with the rest.
Farlukar Islington
Very strange start. At first I thought the percussion was the toy, but your blurb says toy organ, which seems to barely feature
offthewall Lodgings
Classic folk style of a classic tune. How on earth do you get a 'starter' whistle to sound so good. Percussion sets in nicely too
jenderton dragonfodder
A strange sort of spooky ambient entry. I don't know what to make of it. What was the toy instrument? I couldn't identify one.
In the past, I've always placed my demented ramblings here - so I don't see any reason to change
rifftrax BeginningoftheEnd
Well, I had no idea what to expect, but this simply blew me away. I just wish it was longer. The 'toy' is well disgused by the rest.
mrblitz000 Babushka-Baby
Ah, now I do no what to expect from you. Something quite zany, and that's what we got. I was hoping you of all people would make the toy a feature and I was beginning to think it wouldn't happen. You didn't disapoint though
beanpole What_Time_Is_Love
Nice clean guitar intro. Good song, but I would liked more to be made of the toy. It was a bit pedestrian compared with the rest.
Farlukar Islington
Very strange start. At first I thought the percussion was the toy, but your blurb says toy organ, which seems to barely feature
offthewall Lodgings
Classic folk style of a classic tune. How on earth do you get a 'starter' whistle to sound so good. Percussion sets in nicely too
jenderton dragonfodder
A strange sort of spooky ambient entry. I don't know what to make of it. What was the toy instrument? I couldn't identify one.
It wasn't me! (well, actually, it probably was) - apparently no longer an 'elderly', now a 'senior'! Is that promotion?
- KVRAF
- 8497 posts since 18 Apr, 2004
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Droopy the Dragon From the Kontakt 4 Libraryfolderol wrote: jenderton dragonfodder
A strange sort of spooky ambient entry. I don't know what to make of it. What was the toy instrument? I couldn't identify one.
it's that choppy computer like voice that comes about 1/3 through the piece.
Excellent!I don't know what to make of it.
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- KVRAF
- 3278 posts since 22 Jul, 2009
rifftrax, Beginning of the End: This piece won me over. At first, it wasn't quite my thing, but as it played through, it just developed and developed. It's flat out beautiful.
beanpole, What Time Is Love: This one has a great, '60s vibe. It kind of reminds me of the Byrds in specific, or the 'Laurel Canyon Scene' in general; with a bit of early Pink Floyd or somesuch added in. I'd love to hear Ringo drumming to this. In short, great/cool song; maybe the drums/percussion could be expanded upon.
Farlukar, Islington: I don't know where 'Islington' is, but it sounds Lovecraftian. The music reflects that. Very well done! Yeah, this is great! Maybe add just a little more volume on the cymbals. ymmv In any event, rock on!
offthewall, My Lodging's On the Cold Ground: This piece conjures up beautiful milieus.
jenderton, dragonfodder: This is really cool. It's like totally abstract modern jazz. A melding of post-modern classical with sci-fi movie undertones. Amazing!
beanpole, What Time Is Love: This one has a great, '60s vibe. It kind of reminds me of the Byrds in specific, or the 'Laurel Canyon Scene' in general; with a bit of early Pink Floyd or somesuch added in. I'd love to hear Ringo drumming to this. In short, great/cool song; maybe the drums/percussion could be expanded upon.
Farlukar, Islington: I don't know where 'Islington' is, but it sounds Lovecraftian. The music reflects that. Very well done! Yeah, this is great! Maybe add just a little more volume on the cymbals. ymmv In any event, rock on!
offthewall, My Lodging's On the Cold Ground: This piece conjures up beautiful milieus.
jenderton, dragonfodder: This is really cool. It's like totally abstract modern jazz. A melding of post-modern classical with sci-fi movie undertones. Amazing!
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2168 posts since 22 Jan, 2005 from For me to know, for you to find out
OK
I'm back.
How ya'll doing?
Scps?
I'm back.
How ya'll doing?
Scps?
I have a really fast computer, some good mics, vintage musical instruments, and lots of fancy software. Just need some talent
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- D.H. MOD
- 17945 posts since 21 Jun, 2008
Fair to middling.
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- KVRian
- 1002 posts since 20 Mar, 2005 from Newcastle, UK
Reviews, part one.
rifftrax_BeginningoftheEnd
Excellent production, but (IMO) lacks musical direction and, truthfully, does not display a child instrument.
mrblitz000_Babushka-Baby
Typical 'mrblitz' track …. Weird guitar stuff and avante-garde production. Rather tasty and enjoyable noodling but could do without the incoherent vocal. The toy piano has obviously been 'stuck in' to satisfy the guidelines !!!
beanpole_What_Time_Is_Love
It may not be obvious from past voting patterns, but I am a huge Beanpole fan !! As a FFA song this is very appealing. In my book it ranks with some of the classics from Oddbod.
I'm not sure about the 'sampled recorder' and feel that the beany could have found something 'real' instead.
Farlukar_-_Islington
Excellent guitar rock … but I would like to know how much is real and how much sampled/sequenced, etc.
I 'WAS' going to say …. Another example of the 'child instrument' being rather non-specific, then I listened again and found that it did gel rather well ……. Could be a dark horse, here !
jenderton_dragonfodder
Sorry …. As a real instrument player ….
I have a few synths and sometimes mess about with the sequences and sound effects, and can see how this piece has been developed …. But feel that it goes nowhere.
Can't find any reference to child instrument.
James
rifftrax_BeginningoftheEnd
Excellent production, but (IMO) lacks musical direction and, truthfully, does not display a child instrument.
mrblitz000_Babushka-Baby
Typical 'mrblitz' track …. Weird guitar stuff and avante-garde production. Rather tasty and enjoyable noodling but could do without the incoherent vocal. The toy piano has obviously been 'stuck in' to satisfy the guidelines !!!
beanpole_What_Time_Is_Love
It may not be obvious from past voting patterns, but I am a huge Beanpole fan !! As a FFA song this is very appealing. In my book it ranks with some of the classics from Oddbod.
I'm not sure about the 'sampled recorder' and feel that the beany could have found something 'real' instead.
Farlukar_-_Islington
Excellent guitar rock … but I would like to know how much is real and how much sampled/sequenced, etc.
I 'WAS' going to say …. Another example of the 'child instrument' being rather non-specific, then I listened again and found that it did gel rather well ……. Could be a dark horse, here !
jenderton_dragonfodder
Sorry …. As a real instrument player ….
I have a few synths and sometimes mess about with the sequences and sound effects, and can see how this piece has been developed …. But feel that it goes nowhere.
Can't find any reference to child instrument.
James
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- KVRAF
- 8497 posts since 18 Apr, 2004
Depends on your definition of "real"offthewall wrote:… but I would like to know how much is real and how much sampled/sequenced
- KVRian
- 1002 posts since 20 Mar, 2005 from Newcastle, UK
That answers my question .... I wasn't sure if that excellent guitar-age was real or not.farlukar wrote:Depends on your definition of "real" Wink All guitar bits played by me
James
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