Thanks for the beautiful samples

[telebunke]

Hey Squids and your SR team. Thanks for those gems.
http://www.winksbbs.com/smf/index.php?a ... 5.0;id=612
It's far from being completed, doesn't even have a fade out yet, but I like those SR sounds.

The guitar strumming stems from the "World Sounds Group Buy" (Acoustic Folk)
The guitar picking stems from the Sonic Capsule "Acoustic Guitar"
The Ohhhhs vocals are on the Groups Buy Bonus CD "Bonus Vox"
Gotta do something with the Acoustic bass in the mix, it sounds so cool solo, but looses too much grip in the mix.
The shaker is one of the ST2 shaker loops

tele

[telebunke]

Gotta do something with the Acoustic bass in the mix, it sounds so cool solo, but looses too much grip in the mix.

In case you got a suggestion on what to do with the bass, I'd be happy to hear it.
If you find it OK the way it is, then that also counts as a suggestion.

tele

[telebunke]

51 downloads so far, but no replys? I guess it must sound really boring and you folks are withholding from turning me down.
Now, why do I still think that the bass playing A has more energy than playing D? And why do I also think the D has more energy than the E? That is an interesting question.
One aspect seems to be this: The bass causes more vibrations on my desk when playing the A, which I perceive with my arms resting on the desk.
Still, my arms taken away from the desk, the A cuts through better than the E - much better IMHO. But this effect disappears to a large degree when I listen to it with my headphone.
So here is my conclusion. When the speakers are turned on, they cause those vibrations that are sensed through the skin. That vibration is a part of the perception process and lets me feel the 220Hz(=A) has more impact than 293.66Hz (=D).
Naturally that effect disappears when using the headphones only. Does that make sense?