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| Aweful Noise said 1400 days ago (January 22nd, 2006) | |
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listening as I write Wow, I love this. Good coverage. I'll check that out , thanks. Check out my latest song called Seizure Salad
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| Aweful Noise said 1400 days ago (January 22nd, 2006) | |
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The Wicked Wizard of the West Ya, that wizard picture is coming out real soon on a t-shirt. Check out my latest song called Seizure Salad
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| mandimonkee said 1379 days ago (February 13th, 2006) | |
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favorite I listened to this song last, it's definetly my favorite. I played in the background as I built a shelf, kept me motivated Check out my latest song called Regression (collab w/Moses)
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| Aweful Noise said 1377 days ago (February 15th, 2006) | |
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favorite That is sooo interesting. It's my song with the least loops and most cheesy me parts. I was a little unsure about this one. I did'nt play it perfectly in beat so it feels less electronic and more human. Thanx luv! --- /Users/torchhappy/Desktop/torchhappy_5.gif Check out my latest song called Seizure Salad
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| Moses said 1372 days ago (February 19th, 2006) | |
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gear up! i see this song playing as a background to a part of a movie that involves heavy training, or suiting up for battle or something, idk why, i saw this movie annapolis and it had similar music for those scenes i guess, i enjoyed it, gj mr. noise! you should keep experimenting with not using loops, a little bit of humanizing is a good thing! Check out my latest song called Open Collab
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| The Composer said 1366 days ago (February 26th, 2006) | |
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just some comments Just some quick comments about production and the song itself. The thing that I noticed first was the drums... unfortunately because they're panned to the right a little. Theres not nessicarily a problem with this, but because the drum loop is very bass heavy (heavier than your basses) it very quickly puts the mix off balance. So much so that it was a relief (instead of an interesting change) when you had a drum loop in the left ear instead. When mixing, try to make sure that everything is balanced... if there's a high sound on the right, get a high sound going on the left ... a mid sound on the right, have a mid sound on the left... etc And if the sound doesn't have something to balance it out... put it in the center (also since it would be the only sound in the register... it won't muddle the mix in the center either) About the song itself... theres some interesting stuff happening here... but not for too long. For me the song got very repetitive very quickly... no chord changes... not progression of any sort really. Though there were some textural changes... the song was pretty static the whole way through. Anyway, there were some pretty cool noises in there though, so keep up with it all. Check out my latest song called 25 Minutes in a Japanese Restaurant (Readers Digest Version) (MJRF)
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| Aweful Noise said 1363 days ago (March 1st, 2006) | |
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just some comments Now THAT is what constructive critisism looks like ladies and gentlemen! I can tell this man really gave it a listen. Thank you, Mr. Composer. You taught me something very useful. I will take a whole new approach next time I am mixing my songs. I did remix this one once more after I posted it. Maybe I should switch em out? Anywho.... Thanx for the feedback! --- /Users/torchhappy/Desktop/torchhappy_5.gif Check out my latest song called Seizure Salad
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Hey I just had a look at your website,your glass making looks really inventive.As is this tune - quite an industrial sound sculpture.Man I haven't done sculpture for ages.Keep the good work going.Have you tried hipforums.com ? Its not good for advertising but it's a great for getting feedback once you've got to know a few people.Cheerz