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Experimental (281), alternative (215), sigur ros (5)
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Description:
This is part one to an experimental 3 track project known as Ωmegå. I used Native instruments software including Photone (from electronic instuments), Kontakt 2 and Battery 2.
My influences for this track and the Ωmegå trilogy was the Icelandic group Sigur ròs, who create lush, melodic soundscapes with synths and strings and stunning vocal passages.
The other parts will uploaded as soon as possible
Peace Out.
P.s: my thanks to Katchoolik for previewing.
Lyrics:
Vocal oohs and Ahhs...
Hardware:
PowerMac G4 1Ghz, 768 mb Ram, M-Audio Keystation
Software:
Garageband 2, Photone, Battery, Kontakt
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2011: A Space Odyssey &mdash 10/25/05 - 07:25:22 AM
Like Sigur rs, this is quite lush and melodic. It doesn't need
comparison to another group, however -- it has the "Obbster Sound" in
its own right, following nicely in the same vein as many of the powerful
soundscapes you've already created. Could be a soundtrack for a movie
about the exploration of Deimos and Phobos via astral projection. Or, a
soundbed representing a buoyant mass of hot, partially molten mantle
material rising to the base of the lithosphere. Nice noodling. I look
forward to the other parts in this series. I'd like to hear the voices
project forward just a tad more in places. [ Reply to This ]
A wonderfull trip &mdash 10/25/05 - 08:11:06 AM
to %u03A9land, wonderful sounds and drums give this
an eerie yet comforting atmosphere. Your voice sounds
wonderful and is so perfect for this piece.
This song is definitely one of my favorites by you,
Sigur is a great influence for you, keep those mellow
and fantastically flowing pieces coming, I need to relax
once in a while....
%u03A9%u03A9%u03A9%u03A9%u03A9 out of 5
Cheers
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Floaty &mdash 10/25/05 - 10:51:47 AM
Cool, very serene or mellow. Sort of like passing out on opium. I think Rich said it best with the molten mantle description. Nice stuff; goes well with the space pic, too. [ Reply to This ]
mmmm &mdash 10/25/05 - 12:19:26 PM
love it when the vocals come in...surprising and very pleasant! this is
actually quite an emotive piece. well done u. [ Reply to This ]
the music fits in with the pic &mdash 10/26/05 - 10:27:42 AM
I hear a little of Ghost Riders in The Sky with that singin.
Nice use of the wha, wouldn't expect that sound to be in there but you
pulled it off nicely.
Thanks for sharing [ Reply to This ]
awsome &mdash 11/08/05 - 07:36:46 PM
i love this. it makes me think of other places i wish i could visit, i land of comfort and serenity. it makes me think of some ethral type music ive heard. it seems hard to find this type of music that's actually really good. or maybe i havent looked in the right places. [ Reply to This ]
NIBBLE OBBSTER &mdash 11/08/05 - 07:48:05 PM
Saucy like Cromulus and Sarge Kreator of thy fourth galaxy! Septor mesaculus bythinder pertulus popple inter galactic space beans! Nice Gobbster creator of thy lurking sky! [ Reply to This ]
NIBBLE OBBSTER &mdash 11/08/05 - 07:48:43 PM
Saucy like Cromulus and Sarge Kreator of thy fourth galaxy! Septor mesaculus bythinder pertulus popple inter galactic space beans! Nice Gobbster creator of thy lurking sky! [ Reply to This ]
Enotastic &mdash 11/09/05 - 03:38:53 PM
Like this one, shades of Eno, good production, check out some
Moebius and Rodelius and Cluster, I think you maight be able to draw
some inspiration from them. [ Reply to This ]
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comparison to another group, however -- it has the "Obbster Sound" in
its own right, following nicely in the same vein as many of the powerful
soundscapes you've already created. Could be a soundtrack for a movie
about the exploration of Deimos and Phobos via astral projection. Or, a
soundbed representing a buoyant mass of hot, partially molten mantle
material rising to the base of the lithosphere. Nice noodling. I look
forward to the other parts in this series. I'd like to hear the voices
project forward just a tad more in places.
[ Reply to This ]