Instruments used: Atmosphere, Stylus, The Grand, V-Station, and Garritan Personal Orchestra.
I still need to tweak the strings a bit, but I'm pretty happy with this one as it is.
Enjoy.
http://www.musicalclarity.com/music/WithoutWords192.mp3
Without Words
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- KVRist
- 69 posts since 3 Jul, 2004 from SC
I've visited this forum for quite some time but just began posting. Please consider this my introduction.
Instruments used: Atmosphere, Stylus, The Grand, V-Station, and Garritan Personal Orchestra.
I still need to tweak the strings a bit, but I'm pretty happy with this one as it is.
Enjoy.
http://www.musicalclarity.com/music/WithoutWords192.mp3
Instruments used: Atmosphere, Stylus, The Grand, V-Station, and Garritan Personal Orchestra.
I still need to tweak the strings a bit, but I'm pretty happy with this one as it is.
Enjoy.
http://www.musicalclarity.com/music/WithoutWords192.mp3
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- KVRAF
- 2344 posts since 8 Jul, 2002 from Limerick, Ireland
Holy shit Rouqmirg 
This is really sweet - I love it - more please!
Oh and welcome to KVR B.T.W.
Cheers,
Dave
This is really sweet - I love it - more please!
Oh and welcome to KVR B.T.W.
Cheers,
Dave
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- addled muppet weed
- 111341 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
ill echo mckenic and say wow fabulous tune 
and of course welcome to kvr
and of course welcome to kvr
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 69 posts since 3 Jul, 2004 from SC
Thx guys for the welcome response.
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- KVRist
- 50 posts since 3 Jul, 2004
the beginning reminded me of the minimalism in the soundtrack to waking life and I REALLY was digging it--the orchestration was great, but the beat seemed too 'pop' for me, i would have liked to hear you go on with a minimalist approach to percussion (not just a minimalist approach to what loop you use). have you ever recorded bubble wrap? imagine that beat but in samples of bubble wrap!! or filtered percussion? i think it is great right now, but that it could be even greater is all.
oh this crash bugs me, the one that cuts into this clarinet sounding section. yeah, how about a white noise whoosh or something glitchy?
of your course i'm just biased to my own tastes.
good stuff.
raymond
oh this crash bugs me, the one that cuts into this clarinet sounding section. yeah, how about a white noise whoosh or something glitchy?
of your course i'm just biased to my own tastes.
good stuff.
raymond
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 69 posts since 3 Jul, 2004 from SC
Thx Raymond, I sometimes do glitchy idm beats, but it is quite rare that this occurs.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 69 posts since 3 Jul, 2004 from SC
Gimme some more feedback. 
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- Banned
- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
ok..you asked for it..
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- addled muppet weed
- 111341 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
Rouqmirg wrote:Gimme some more feedback.
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wooooooooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeee
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- Banned
- 6127 posts since 1 Apr, 2004 from Et in Arcadia Ego
It was a lonley existance living in the country. Elenor had passed away many years ago, but failing market prices ensured Hugo would not be selling his farm & truthfully, he did not know how many season he had left anyways. He struggled some mornings finding a reason to even get out of bed.
But 'Signora changed all that. Each day for the last month since she arrived was like a new lease on life. She litteraly glowed in the sun, & he had never realized how much love he was capable of feeling for a female; it scared him sometimes, it was just so powrfull. He rose a whole hour ealier now to get that extra bit of work in to make a better impression on his lady, to show her the man he was. 'Signora would look at him askance and pretend she wasn't watching, but he knew toiling in the fields that her eyes were on him, waiting till sundown to consumate their joyful union.
His newfound love was so exasperating he often found himself neglecting his live stock, but he could hardly pay them heed when she was near, she had an incredible power over him.
Late one night, Hugo was disturbed by a ruckus in the barn; his instinct old him this was trouble. Grabbing his shotgun by the bed, he stormed out into the moonlit yard. A dark shadow running towards the fields confirmed his worst fears. What was more, he could clearly see the threashing body hefted over the intruder's shoulder wrapped in a potato sack, rendering his gun useless.
No bastard was gonna steal his 'Signora..
He chased in fury, blindly stumbling across the rocky path, heedless of the cuts the sharp rocks made on his feet, the kidnapper's silhouette outlined in silver. He drew near to the antagonist and threw himself upon him, knowing he could cause injury to his beloved, but knowing he may never see her again if he failed to act now. All three crumpled to the ground in a heap of flailing limbs, and after a brief struggle, Hugo pummeled the criminal into submission, & pulled his face into the moonlight while he held a large rock at the ready.
Good lord, he thought. It was his brother Remus! Remus lived 7 miles away from Hugo's farm, in a little cottage. The relationship between the two had soured years earlier when Elenor had chosen Hugo in a rivalry that had split thier family down the middle.
And so, Remus was here to take his revenge and steal 'Signora away from him..NEVER!! He could never have loved Elenor in the way he loved 'Signora, he wished that Elenor had never come to chose him; she was a vacant memory that drifted more each day.
"Why?! Why try & steal my 'Signora from me, Remus? Answer me before I bring this rock down into your skull!", he screamed. 'Signora struggled to her feet whimpering in confusion, the sound of her stress made Hugo nearly insane with rage. "Answer me you fooking rapist baastard!!"
His brother grinned up through blood streaked teeth cracked in the struggle and laughed. "You owed me! You stole my only love! But I'll have you know, I've had your precious 'Signora now a dozen times! You've not heard her cries of ecstasy? She doesn't love you!"
Hugo reeled back in horror. Was it true? He spun to face 'Signora. "Is it true, you vixen? Have you fecked this miserable bastard, you frumpy whore?"
'Signora looked at him dumbly. She wasn't about to betray the obvious. Hugo whirled back on remus, who laughed hysterically even as the rock came down & smashed his head like a melon.
"You'll never have her, Remus! She's MINE! She's MY FOOKIN EWE!!!"
The rock came down again and again; the blood in the moonlight was like vitriolic oil, staining the earth forever with his shame.
'Signora bleated weakly and wondered where some oats were...
great track, man!
But 'Signora changed all that. Each day for the last month since she arrived was like a new lease on life. She litteraly glowed in the sun, & he had never realized how much love he was capable of feeling for a female; it scared him sometimes, it was just so powrfull. He rose a whole hour ealier now to get that extra bit of work in to make a better impression on his lady, to show her the man he was. 'Signora would look at him askance and pretend she wasn't watching, but he knew toiling in the fields that her eyes were on him, waiting till sundown to consumate their joyful union.
His newfound love was so exasperating he often found himself neglecting his live stock, but he could hardly pay them heed when she was near, she had an incredible power over him.
Late one night, Hugo was disturbed by a ruckus in the barn; his instinct old him this was trouble. Grabbing his shotgun by the bed, he stormed out into the moonlit yard. A dark shadow running towards the fields confirmed his worst fears. What was more, he could clearly see the threashing body hefted over the intruder's shoulder wrapped in a potato sack, rendering his gun useless.
No bastard was gonna steal his 'Signora..
He chased in fury, blindly stumbling across the rocky path, heedless of the cuts the sharp rocks made on his feet, the kidnapper's silhouette outlined in silver. He drew near to the antagonist and threw himself upon him, knowing he could cause injury to his beloved, but knowing he may never see her again if he failed to act now. All three crumpled to the ground in a heap of flailing limbs, and after a brief struggle, Hugo pummeled the criminal into submission, & pulled his face into the moonlight while he held a large rock at the ready.
Good lord, he thought. It was his brother Remus! Remus lived 7 miles away from Hugo's farm, in a little cottage. The relationship between the two had soured years earlier when Elenor had chosen Hugo in a rivalry that had split thier family down the middle.
And so, Remus was here to take his revenge and steal 'Signora away from him..NEVER!! He could never have loved Elenor in the way he loved 'Signora, he wished that Elenor had never come to chose him; she was a vacant memory that drifted more each day.
"Why?! Why try & steal my 'Signora from me, Remus? Answer me before I bring this rock down into your skull!", he screamed. 'Signora struggled to her feet whimpering in confusion, the sound of her stress made Hugo nearly insane with rage. "Answer me you fooking rapist baastard!!"
His brother grinned up through blood streaked teeth cracked in the struggle and laughed. "You owed me! You stole my only love! But I'll have you know, I've had your precious 'Signora now a dozen times! You've not heard her cries of ecstasy? She doesn't love you!"
Hugo reeled back in horror. Was it true? He spun to face 'Signora. "Is it true, you vixen? Have you fecked this miserable bastard, you frumpy whore?"
'Signora looked at him dumbly. She wasn't about to betray the obvious. Hugo whirled back on remus, who laughed hysterically even as the rock came down & smashed his head like a melon.
"You'll never have her, Remus! She's MINE! She's MY FOOKIN EWE!!!"
The rock came down again and again; the blood in the moonlight was like vitriolic oil, staining the earth forever with his shame.
'Signora bleated weakly and wondered where some oats were...
great track, man!
Last edited by Sicklecell666 on Sun Jul 11, 2004 6:56 am, edited 1 time in total.
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- addled muppet weed
- 111341 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
what he said
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- KVRAF
- 7672 posts since 9 Nov, 2003 from Netherlands
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 28 Feb, 2004 from San Diego CA
Like your style, and over all a nice tune. I feel it develops nicely.
How do you like GPO? Are you reasonably satisfied with it?
Thanks for the tune(s) - I checked out the rest of your songs and like them all!
Steve
How do you like GPO? Are you reasonably satisfied with it?
Thanks for the tune(s) - I checked out the rest of your songs and like them all!
Steve
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- KVRAF
- 7672 posts since 9 Nov, 2003 from Netherlands
I guess I tried at a time when it was temporary down or busy.... its playing now.Mystahr wrote:I'm afraid the bandwith ran out....
I can't get this one downloaded
A beautiful prelude on a sunday morning, where I agree the strings need a bit more work to make em sound a bit more natural. But I must say the piano especially sounds quite delicate and 'real'.
Great orchestrated piece of music
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 69 posts since 3 Jul, 2004 from SC
Thanks everyone. Great story sickle, now I'm going to have nightmares about some creep farmer named Remus! 
Steve, you could say I am "reasonably satisfied" with GPO. It's much better than previous banks I have tried (Reason's orkester bank and Edirol's Orchestral vsti), but of course not as good as the best. So, I suppose my answer would be that it is worth the money I paid for it...no more, no less. If you're serious about your music, and rely heavily on orchestral instruments, GPO will not be your last purchase in this area. But it is a good starting point, and I am glad that I have it.
Mystahr, I'm not sure what was going on with the server, it seemed to be down for a few minutes, I couldn't access it either. Thanks for being patient, I appreciate it. Piano is kinda my specialty, so I thank you for the kind words.
Steve, you could say I am "reasonably satisfied" with GPO. It's much better than previous banks I have tried (Reason's orkester bank and Edirol's Orchestral vsti), but of course not as good as the best. So, I suppose my answer would be that it is worth the money I paid for it...no more, no less. If you're serious about your music, and rely heavily on orchestral instruments, GPO will not be your last purchase in this area. But it is a good starting point, and I am glad that I have it.
Mystahr, I'm not sure what was going on with the server, it seemed to be down for a few minutes, I couldn't access it either. Thanks for being patient, I appreciate it. Piano is kinda my specialty, so I thank you for the kind words.