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Old experimental piece with some antique synthesizers. Feel free to cut-up and recontextualize.
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| LunaTrick said 390 days ago (November 1st, 2008) | |
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Yes Eduard The decompression chamber is a good place to compose. Actually this is an older piece and I can't remember where my head was at. I had poor equipment and borrowed the synths for a while. Just thought folks like yourself might appreciate it. Check out my latest song called Luna Gypsy Heart II (Eternal Firelight)
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| Char said 398 days ago (October 24th, 2008) | |
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I think I could drift off a bit and drown in these sounds. Very interesting. I'll have to come back when I'm not so tired. Nice, Luna. Thank you. Check out my latest song called Break Away (Mark Holbrook & Awigze)
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| LunaTrick said 390 days ago (November 1st, 2008) | |
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Oh Char Did I wear you out with my aquatic gymnastics. Come on back.... come on back... Check out my latest song called Luna Gypsy Heart II (Eternal Firelight)
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| michael2 said 397 days ago (October 24th, 2008) | |
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awesome track really liking this one quite a lot. i'm a sucker for this type of sound. what synths did you use (I have a few old synths and my rolands are my fave). i really like the undersea carnival in a dream feel you put together. just a perfect track. Check out my latest song called Behind Enemy Lines (w/Bud and Particle Dots)
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| LunaTrick said 390 days ago (November 1st, 2008) | |
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Thanks Michael It was a while ago - I think a pre-triton Korg of some sort. Never thought this piece would see the light of day - but glad you enjoy it. I think we should do another underwater carnival piece together... what'dya say? Check out my latest song called Luna Gypsy Heart II (Eternal Firelight)
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| kristyjo said 397 days ago (October 24th, 2008) | |
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Interesting Kind of fun, kind of scary. it sounds like you got some dolphins to talk, and then cut it up. You got some great sounds out of those old synths. Check out my latest song called What a Friend We Have in Jesus
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| LunaTrick said 390 days ago (November 1st, 2008) | |
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Thanks Michael Coulda used some of your flute perhaps. Now that I think about it - it was some heavily altered samples plus an old synth. Beyond that - can't remember! Check out my latest song called Luna Gypsy Heart II (Eternal Firelight)
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| said 397 days ago (October 25th, 2008) | |
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as a teenager did you take mushrooms in a cathedral whilst watching dr who on a portable tv? excellent! Loved this. Which synths? |
| LunaTrick said 390 days ago (November 1st, 2008) | |
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How did you guess? Having listened to some of your stuff, I think you might know what it's like to compose in a smoky tardis while dismantling your favourite dilek! Check out my latest song called Luna Gypsy Heart II (Eternal Firelight)
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| Reinholt56 said 395 days ago (October 27th, 2008) | |
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Hi Daniel...... It's coooool. Great experimentalism. Take care. Paul Check out my latest song called Ambient Soundscape #1
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| LunaTrick said 390 days ago (November 1st, 2008) | |
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Thanks Paul Coming from the king of experimentation, that's a treat! Check out my latest song called Luna Gypsy Heart II (Eternal Firelight)
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| shavingronaldscar said 206 days ago (May 4th, 2009) | |
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YES, YES, YES! YES! Great stuff, man, great stuff. You're totally right, this and Extreme Underwater Knitting should be on a compilation album back to back. Damn, all analog eh? Brilliant. Maybe I'll nab this and remix it... Check out my latest song called Way Down FIlth
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| Rebsie said 162 days ago (June 17th, 2009) | |
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You know, as multi-talented as you are, I always reckon the experimental is your special forte. You come up with some amazing things when you plunge into the deep lunar pools. Check out my latest song called Amongst The Colours (w/ Luna Trick)
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drakonis
Whoa, have you been drinking in the decompression chamber again?
This is floaty-weird, but rather endearing in an odd way. Nice job making all those synths bob and float and yaw, roll, and pitch-bend. I've heard it is always best to drink any kind of port in a storm... but this has a gentle relaxed feel. Keeping things panned off to either side like that gave my head (at least with headphones) a disorienting drifty feel, probably exactly what you were going for. At the very very end, your last wandering synth cut off a little abruptly, I'd ramp the volume down more gently on him, he lost his tail there. Fun stuff, and wacky picture!
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Drakonis