Wall Of Doubt - (ElectroProg - Seismic Equid)

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I like songs which are created with a self-chosen limited quantity of tools! and all of that done with the cm zebra freebie...respect! I enjoyed the "uuuooo-synth-sound" in the beginning, the incoming hihat @ 1:36 and the reprise of the main theme @ 2:43. maybe there were some overlenghts concerning the intro and the part from 4:11 on, but that's just my taste.

greetings


wolf

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markkuja wrote:pleasant to listen to nice melody lines and atmosphere.. well mixed and good sounds..
Thanks for dropping by to listen and comment, markkuja. Glad you liked it :)

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I just had another listen keeping in mind that the contrasts are deliberate. I enjoyed it quite a bit. I like minimal pieces like this where every sound is important and dropping a single note would make a difference.

This one is a bit less proggy than some of your other pieces. Dare I say, it might even be considered poppy. :-o
Frantz wrote: Feng Shui improvised FX. I hope you made accurate diagrams of the placement of this device :hihi:


Trust me, this thing sounded like rattling Junk Shui. Not at all desirable. However, the metal slop sink near my washing machine probably could be used as a plate reverb....

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a real moody piece here, i enjoyed the trip :D
loved the bass sounds and the pads.
if i'm not hearing things, i would say this has
a brighter mastering tone than the master you made
of mine. only slightly, though. well done! :tu: :phones:
HW SYNTHS [KORG T2EX - AKAI AX80 - YAMAHA SY77 - ENSONIQ VFX]
HW MODULES [OBi M1000 - ROLAND MKS-50 - ROLAND JV880 - KURZ 1000PX]
SW [CHARLATAN - OBXD - OXE - ELEKTRO - MICROTERA - M1 - SURGE - RMiV]
DAW [ENERGY XT2/1U RACK WINXP / MAUDIO 1010LT PCI]

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woaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

Thats awesome. Lots of fantastic warm sounds and subtle changes
Love it

Superb mix also

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mrblitz wrote:it sounds like climbing, then resting/doubting, then more climbing.

cool!
That's a very good analogy, mrblitz. The eternal struggle.

Thanks very much for listening and commenting :)

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Allomerus wrote:Great work, I like the contrasts myself, although you would probably have guessed that. ;) The sounds are all excellent and well played/placed. Coming through beautifully on my computer speakers.
Cheers, John. Glad you liked it. Thanks very much for checking this out and for the comment :)

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TrekStar wrote:I like songs which are created with a self-chosen limited quantity of tools! and all of that done with the cm zebra freebie...respect! I enjoyed the "uuuooo-synth-sound" in the beginning, the incoming hihat @ 1:36 and the reprise of the main theme @ 2:43. maybe there were some overlenghts concerning the intro and the part from 4:11 on, but that's just my taste.

greetings


wolf
Thanks very much for listening and commenting, TrekStar. Glad you liked it :)

Most of the ZebraCM sounds on here are unmodified presets. I had to make small changes to a couple of them, but after hearing the rich variety of sounds available, I knew I could make an entire track with it. I actually cut 1 minute from this track during the remix :hihi:

The next track features 7 or 8 different synths. Most of them are freebies.

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Frantz wrote:I just had another listen keeping in mind that the contrasts are deliberate. I enjoyed it quite a bit. I like minimal pieces like this where every sound is important and dropping a single note would make a difference.

This one is a bit less proggy than some of your other pieces. Dare I say, it might even be considered poppy. :-o
I guess its that "lead" synth melody line that gives this a lighter, pop feel.

Hopefully I'll finish the next one this weekend. It's a little heavier and more upbeat, with a dark bassline, but still quite jolly :)

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layzer wrote:a real moody piece here, i enjoyed the trip :D
loved the bass sounds and the pads.
if i'm not hearing things, i would say this has
a brighter mastering tone than the master you made
of mine. only slightly, though. well done! :tu: :phones:
Thanks very much for listening and commenting, layzer. Glad you liked it :)

Good ears. The mastering chain was similar for both tracks. I gave yours slightly more bass and slightly less treble. Did you put your wav and the master I made in spec. I think I took 2k off the top end (20-22k).

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Emerald Tablet wrote:woaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

Thats awesome. Lots of fantastic warm sounds and subtle changes
Love it

Superb mix also
Thanks very much for listening and commenting, Remmie. Glad you enjoyed it :D

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seismic1 wrote:Do you have any new music in the pipeline?
i do! :) i finished a whole album, that i want to publish physically on cassette, too. it's kinda frustrating how much bureaucracy this involves... :-o

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I see you have a new track up on SoundCloud. I'll be checking that out later :)

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Enjoyed this track a lot. Very atmospheric. That pad right at the start was very good!
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himalaya wrote:Enjoyed this track a lot. Very atmospheric. That pad right at the start was very good!
Thanks very much for checking this out, himalaya. Glad you enjoyed it :)

That pad is the VitaminD darkmatter patch for ZebraCM. No tweaking required.

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