You got 1-bombed. And no comment. Don't you f*@#in
hate that? Probably didn't listen to the whole song either.

For the whole first section I was waiting for the "Dr.
Whoooooo."

A little dry at times, a little R2-D2-ish at times. Would
have liked some variation with the beat. Really liked the
synth sounds you chose. And the Noam Chomsky
sample--not real clear if you're trying to say something,
or just using the sample for effect.

Anyways, not too bad. I like some of your other works
better. Keep it up!

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cool vibe on this one. I like the way it builds up. Kinda
reminds of a sci-fi version of Underworld. I like the crazy
noises. I am guessing they are the SH101. I thought it
could have used a little bit of a break down in the middle
though. Something really ambient that builds up and
explodes to the end.

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yes that is the sh-101, the big noise maker. i agree that a break would be
good. maybe i will remix it a bit. its all live on 2 tracks so i never really
thought about tweaking it afterwards, it was more of layering up and ongoing
process.

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Well done. It got kind of long and boring at times. The first melody change was a bit abrupt. I would've liked an echo of what was coming to creep in from somewhere first--kind of build up to the change.
All in all though, way to work those loops.
I was thinking about your forum post today about collaborating and thought this kind of synth ambient thing would go good with an a.m.-radio-kind-of thin guitar playing something here and there (that would be me).

I think it is interesting that I find long songs to be TOO long very easily here. I guess it the desire to hear as many songs as fast as possible hoping to find a gem in the crowd.
And making the songs, at my point in the learning curve, takes much less time if I only make a 2min. 24 sec. song. Hey, it worked for the Beatles.

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good points and yes its long and boring too (unless youre playing it). it was
all done live though with samplers, synths, and drum machine through an 8
channel mixer and recorded to GB on one stereo track. so its more of a
performance and may explain why its so long (i was trying to figure out what
to do next)

we could possibly work with some strange audio/synth loops for starters.

i'll get back to you soon

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