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The Worship of Gaps by SecaMode [Email]
Genre: Electropop

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Hits: 907
Comments: 25
Votes: 8
Plays: 151
Last Played: Apr 21, 2008 - 08:50:02 PM
Downloads: 42
Fans: 9
Uploaded: Nov 18, 2006 - 09:13:56 AM
Last Updated: Nov 18, 2006 - 09:13:56 AM
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Description:
The inspiration for this piece came from a recent reading of Richard Dawkins' "The God Delusion." I've been experimenting with different time signatures and had this idea for a melody in 5/4. I hope you like it.

Lyrics:
Instrumental

Hardware:
iMac, M-Audio Keystation 49E

Software:
GarageBand
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I love it &mdash 11/18/06 - 09:29:49 AM
This flow right in my night play list.
Tanks for sharing.
Take care
Kenta

My last
http://www.macjams.com/song/26081

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Thanks... &mdash 11/18/06 - 11:56:32 AM
for your kind comment, and, sweet dreams!

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what a delight! &mdash 11/18/06 - 10:13:47 AM
An absolute delight, this tune! The 5/4 measure works wonderfully well. A fragile beauty, that is very tastefully composed and arranged. A big bravo from me!

- Walter

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It's an honor... &mdash 11/18/06 - 11:59:04 AM
...to receive such encouraging comments from you, Walter. Thank you for listening!

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beauty. &mdash 11/18/06 - 10:37:36 AM
pure sonic simplicity, composed. brilliant


love the mix of warm sounds with the edgy syths
excellent creation of 'mood'

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Edgy synths... &mdash 11/18/06 - 12:02:39 PM
It's easy to get carried away with the edgy synths! I had to cut out a lot of the crunchy synths before I was happy with this track. I'm going to keep experimenting with that, I was afraid it might be a bit too distracting in the beginning. Thank you for listening and for you nice comment!

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yes &mdash 11/18/06 - 10:39:52 AM
I agree with that "U" guy who posted above me. :-)

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Thanks... &mdash 11/18/06 - 12:05:26 PM
...it means a lot to me!

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Cool melody ! &mdash 11/18/06 - 02:21:56 PM
I will never find such a good one :(
Don't know if I really love the sound of the lead synth - but there so many in GB ..)
Waiting to hear more :)

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A Very Pleasant Surpise &mdash 11/18/06 - 02:34:08 PM
I love the sounds you achieved here. The song has a really nice, gentle flow to it that is refreshing. Most people try to exploit the harshness of synth waves, but you did the exact opposite and made something unique. I LOVE the appregio sounds. Everything is arranged well with nothing sounding out of place and the production is excellent. 9%u2019s all the way!

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9s &mdash 11/18/06 - 02:36:17 PM
I meant to say 9s all the way. I don't know why it looks like that.

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Thanks a lot... &mdash 11/18/06 - 03:19:40 PM
I appreciate you listening and and leaving such thoughtful comments!

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sweet simplicity &mdash 11/18/06 - 04:44:11 PM
Yup, I love the rolling quality you get here from 5/4, and the choice of synth voices is restrained and inventive... love the muffled/full bass synth along with the midrange marimboids, and the high pitched scritchythingies. For some demented reason, the very ending reminded me of a melody ringing out of the speaker on a neighborhood ice cream truck driving by.
ttfn,
Drakonis

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ice cream truck! &mdash 11/21/06 - 12:48:10 AM
Does it remind you of an ice cream truck because it's sweet, sugary and creamy? I sure hope so! Thanks for your kind comments, I really appreciate it.

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notes &mdash 11/18/06 - 06:30:25 PM
tumbling notes flowing and dancing all to a well thought out structure enjoyed this one alot great song

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dancing notes &mdash 11/21/06 - 12:51:21 AM
I love what you said, the image of rolling, dancing notes is a very pleasant one. Thanks for listening and for your kindness.

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This is . . . &mdash 11/19/06 - 01:21:18 PM
tight. The composition is well done: the layers and sections move frequently enough that it never grows tired. I like the way you work here.
-g

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However . . . &mdash 11/19/06 - 01:23:58 PM
I guess I would add this criticism: it doesn't really grab me as anything powerfully unique within this genre. It is a really nice composition, but like any good cake it needs some kick-ass icing.
-g

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If you find yourself lacking finesse, a big rock will usually make a sufficient substitute.

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thanks... &mdash 11/21/06 - 12:49:39 AM
...I appreciate your honesty!

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ooh.... &mdash 11/26/06 - 06:16:42 PM
about a quarter of the way in when the hmm....what are they? almost an electronic steel drum sound ...when that comes in i get a tingle in my spine!!! how cool. this song reminds me of the ice storms in the state of maine where I grew up... it would be glorious and awe inspiring to see everything just frozen and covered in ice... but like a vacuum... no sound except the ice sounds. Like another planet. This is so beautiful.

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just chillin' &mdash 11/26/06 - 07:15:22 PM
i loved your comments on this one, great imagery. it's good to have you back, serena. thank you for listening!

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very nice. &mdash 11/29/06 - 12:15:14 AM
really intricate composition. I like it. Maybe you could add some "icing" on here as previous comments have suggested....but I personally like it as is.

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i'm glad... &mdash 11/29/06 - 08:36:35 AM
...you like it as it is, 'cause i kind of do too! thanks for stopping by, listening to my little ditties and leaving comments. i just noticed you have a new one up, so i'm on my way to check it out.

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beautifull composition &mdash 12/02/06 - 08:46:11 AM
very moody and sweet... Very good job.. Nice to listen to.. :)

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The Worship of Gaps &mdash 11/12/07 - 08:03:55 PM
Outstanding! I'm absolutely at a loss why there are not more fans! Weird

H

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