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| kristyjo said 1153 days ago (September 28th, 2006) | |
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I do really like your soundscapes Do you create them by pattern or by ear? The changes are just discrete enough to keep me listening for the next one, but also very subtle. I think I commented before about how much I like your string orchestra sound. Oh - and the photo is great! Check out my latest song called What a Friend We Have in Jesus
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| kristyjo said 1153 days ago (September 28th, 2006) | |
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I do really like your soundscapes Do you create them by pattern or by ear? The changes are just discrete enough to keep me listening for the next one, but also very subtle. I think I commented before about how much I like your string orchestra sound. Oh - and the photo is great! Check out my latest song called What a Friend We Have in Jesus
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| soehnk said 1135 days ago (October 16th, 2006) | |
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Re: I do really like your soundscapes kristyjo, I first work the figures or phrases (a 5-4 time loop in this case) out by ear and then do a test 'snapshot' listen of them with several voices... usually 2-3 repetitions long. From there, I start building up 4-measure blocks (for this piece) with various voices and various phrases. From there I can modify what has been created or bring in some other test 3-repetition block I created earlier. I kind of pay attention to the harmonic changes I've come up with and try to put some order to them. As I save a new GB file for each day I work on a section, I found that I end up having so many test blocks (more than 50 I'm guessing), GB files and such that it gets hard to decide what to use... and where it is. Ha! It's so easy to try out variation after variation.... but then comes the editing.... and concerns about length. Garageband starts to complain when there are 100's of individual loops so this sets a workable limit on how long the piece can be (if you use just software instruments). Yea, isn't the photo just sweet! The image looks good on my finished cd BTW. Thanks for all your comments and inquiries. Check out my latest song called Knurled Ives
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| TobinMueller said 1119 days ago (November 1st, 2006) | |
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Faerie flight I was a fan of the original, but upgraded to this reworked wonder. Faerie flight and innocence, cloudlight romance and expectation, panned to maximum effect. Leaves in my face. Snowflakes dancing. The beginning of summer rain. I'm sorry I missed this revision when it first was posted. A marvel. Check out my latest song called Forge A New Life (MJRF)
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This great image is courtesy of;
Copyright University Corporation
for Atmospheric Research,
Photo by Benjamin Foster