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| al.cxam said 1914 days ago (August 28th, 2004) | |
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Sweeet! Please, be my guest - I'd love to hear this piece grow! Check out my latest song called Sojourn
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| al.cxam said 1914 days ago (August 28th, 2004) | |
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How it was done... Well, thank you for your very positive remarks. <p>The track was recorded when I was wearing my minimalist hat - I would usually stick half a dozen guitars and a load of samples into my work, but with Sojourn I wanted to achieve a spacious, maybe sparse soundstage. <p>The drum track is an edited loop, the accents were placed using individual samples (kick+crash). The guitars were all DI'd via a PODII into an M-Audio soundcard, with no effects. <p>I should own up at this point that this was done in Cubase, as it offers a more flexible working area, coupled with some mighty fine reverbs! Oh, and of course, the rain and thunder was sampled! Check out my latest song called Sojourn
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| said 1913 days ago (August 29th, 2004) | |
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How it was done... Excellent. Thanks for the production info. --- www.schletty.com/indwellings/ |
| al.cxam said 1914 days ago (August 28th, 2004) | |
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How it was done... Well, thank you for your very positive remarks. The track was recorded when I was wearing my minimalist hat - I would usually stick half a dozen guitars and a load of samples into my work, but with Sojourn I wanted to achieve a spacious, maybe sparse soundstage. The drum track is an edited loop, the accents were placed using individual samples (kick+crash). The guitars were all DI'd via a PODII into an M-Audio soundcard, with no effects. I should own up at this point that this was done in Cubase, as it offers a more flexible working area, coupled with some mighty fine reverbs! Oh, and of course, the rain and thunder was sampled! Check out my latest song called Sojourn
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| Cameron said 1914 days ago (August 28th, 2004) | |
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good guitar Very nice guitar playing throughout. Sometimes the levels creep towards distortion in my headphones, though. The loud chord theme reminds me of John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance". I would like to hear a bit more chord changes in this tune. This song definitely is not "New Age" (even with the rain); I would put it in "Soft Rock/Adult" or "Rock". Check out my latest song called EPONYM
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Check out some of my other songs:
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I like this. The sfx are perfect. Not too much, not too
subtle. Very dreamy feel. I'd like to tinker with some
vocals if you don't mind. Very well done. Straight 8's.