One-Synth-Challenge 25: Superwave P8 - Voting and Results

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Updated my reviews, :) This time I listened on proper monitoring headphones.

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here are my votes:
Capdan - Run for cover 5
Happyfrog - sher wants to run for cover 4
Gorgorgathgorgorgor - The imposter 3
MrBlitz - Anonymous call 2
Gorgorgathgorgorgor - Wrest 1

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Thanks for the reviews, etc.

This is a very strong group of entries.

Assuming the deadline is at the end of the 15th, maybe i'll be able to get some votes in.

But yeah, this is an outstanding grouping!

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Ok, here are my votes ..... this was very, very difficult ... as I listen again to Yeager and Ride the Saw, I ask "how can these tracks be worth only 2 and 1 votes?" .... Then I listen to my top 3, and all is revealed.
Incredible standard of entries .... there is not a track in that collection which deserves to end up with no votes, but alas, I'm sure some will ..... theres def no shame in that though, given the strength of the competition.

Anyway ....

Painpotato - Sincerely Yours ...... 5 ( despite being too short. )
Gorgorgathgorgorgor - The Imposter...... 4
Revorg1 - Three beer chicken monkey ...... 3
Yeager - Knights in Manhattan ..... 2
Ride the Saw - massive Mix..... 1

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Hello,

here are the votes :

5pst // Ancient - WarOfThePlushies
4pst // Tattiemannie - Defin-8-ly barraweeh ect. 8)
3pst // Ride The Saw
2pst // Yaeger - Knights In Manhattan
1pst // Painpotato - Sincerely Yours



I'll try to write some reviews tomorrow morning if I got some extra time before work.

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Not long left to vote ... so, ....
BUMP!

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5 pts: Xaphoid: This is really what Superwave P8 is all about imo, nice phat tones and ditto trancy tune with strong melody and details. I dig this.

4 pts: Tattie: Nice sounds and composition. Are you actually automating the portamento or doing it on the fly? Negative is the slightly narrow stereo image typical from you, don't know why that is.

3 pts: Painpotato: Way cool sounds and riff. Had it been longer than a minute something, who knows how high it would go on my list.

2 pts: ParadoxUn: Again, nice to hear unashamed trance/dance tunes.

1 pt: Yeager: Lovely sound and production as usual.

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Great stuff V'ger.

To answer your question re. stereo width, it has a bit to do with how my room is set up, as time goes by, there is more stuff in my house, and less space. My speaker are too far apart to really judge .... sometimes the width appears to be there, but only because of the separation, and if I go wide, I hear that 'hole in the middle effect' ... possibly due to the fact the distance also makes me want to turn up the wider panned sounds to compensate. Also my PC is much closer to one speaker than to the other. Therefore it takes more time than it would otherwise to get this right ... time I usually struggle to find, therefore, I kinda play safe. :)

Oh, the portamento is not automated, just writing in notes of different length, overlapping other notes at different points, and graduating the shift by adding notes between the upper and lower notes in the shift, or adding a short note higher/lower than the target note which the porta speed has no time to reach ... stuff like that. :)

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Tattie, you've mentioned this before, but I still find it amazing that you "mouse in" your MIDI parts. You must be EXTREMELY patient or EXTREMELY adept at it! And I guess by now you've also developed a nice bag of tricks (I mean that in a good way) to arrange your parts. At any rate, your results always strike a good balance between sounding sequenced and sounding human. I mean, I can believe it's completely sequenced - but can also envision a mini studio orchestra of crack instrumentalists playing your lines live (on some pretty bizarre instruments!). There's no obvious evidence to indicate the recording was produced one way or the other, other than maybe the instrumentation itself. I bet you could come up with some pretty wild Dixieland jazz if you used some traditional-instrument VSTi's!

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Is it too late? (edit: Apparently not.)

5 Mike777 - Hymn For The Lost Planet
4 Revorg1 - Three Beer Chicken Monkey
3 Gorgorgathgorgorgor - Wrest
2 SatYatunes - Sunshine
1 Happy Frog - She Want's Future Pop

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Voting over and the winner is: Ancient :band: :clap: :party:

1 Ancient - WarOfThePlushies 36
2 Xaphoid - Ride the Saw (Massive Mix) 36
3 Tattiemannie - Defin-8-ly barrawehweemanyeno 27
4 painpotato - sincerely yours 25
5 Revorg1 - 5651 19
6 uiiuiiu - Only three seasons 19
7 Yeager - Knights in Manhattan 16
8 Revorg1 - Three Beer Chicken Monkey 15
9 satYatunes - Sunshine 15
10 Archon1024 - Forget the Rain 13
11 Doc Jon - Everybody Wants to Play With Triplets 10
12 Gorgorgathgorgorgor - The Imposter 9
13 ParadoxUn - makkverk 9
14 Gorgorgathgorgorgor - Wrest 8
15 Mike777 - Hymn For The Lost Planet 7
16 Bjporter - Shubatiedoobop Part 2 - The Bamboo Synthtar Hymm 6
17 CapDan - Run for Cover (better late then never) 5
18 Happy Frog-She Want's Future Pop 5
19 mrblitz000 - Anonymous_Call 5


Full scoreboard is here.

So Ancient, choose your prize..
Last edited by V'ger on Wed Mar 16, 2011 6:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Congratulations Ancient :) :clap: :clap: :tu: :wheee: :wheee: :band2: :harp: :party: :party:

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V'ger, ParadoxUn's vote is missing from the scoreboard.
ParadoxUn wrote:5. Ride the Saw
4. Wrest
3. Sunshine
2. Everybody wants to play with triplets.
1. War of the plushies

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Goodness me, so it is.. :-o How could I've missed it? Actually I seem to remember entering it, but seems more likely not to be a tech error and more human.. :oops:

Anyway, points corrected now. Luckily it didn't alter the outcome.

This was part of the reason I wanted people to enter their own scores.

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Congrats Ancient, well done :party:

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