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| Feter said 13 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Pipe Spring at Dusk This is something so much I ve waiting from your for a while ...a native renaissance piece this is so authentic and original stand by itself how creative ...I loved all the harmonies lines perfect ...Deepest Bow Meastro !!!! Check out my latest song called A Night With Feter feat'(Roxylee sloparts crissew johnwhitehead and Yamin AL Yamani )
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| ste said 13 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Very nicely played. Love the atmosphere of the piece. Great work Check out my latest song called sweet potatoes
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| Rocha Malhada said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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no complaints Really like how you weaved this one - lengthy and interesting all the way through. The solo break at around 3:22 into a duet is just really fine. Nice, easy exit in peace. Really good work Victor . - Harold Check out my latest song called Kanun Oud Rock (LIOLI9)
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| VicDiesel said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Thanks So many of the more inspired moments in my music come about by accident. That duet was supposed to be a solo, but a looped part from the previous section kept playing one more loop than it should. I liked the effect so I kept it in. Check out my latest song called Desert Stars
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| richard13 said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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A beautiful Native Renaissance piece. Thanks to Feter, I'll never be able to hear this as anything but. Thanks to you for the d/l, as I'll be listening to it often: it's really quite lovely. Check out my latest song called Dancing on the Head of a Pin
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| Rasapriya said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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stunning wonderful piece! everything about this is amazing. thank you so much. Check out my latest song called Fall to Earth
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| billykirsch said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Wind passing over the mountains Listening to this I entered in trance and realized how much I missed the sound of breath and the vibration of real wood in this age of synthesizers. I traveled back to places I didn't know I had forgotten. Thanks Vic. Check out my latest song called Pensás (Silent Tango) (w/michael2)
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| VicDiesel said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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I'm with you "Real" instruments still have something over synths. Usually I try to combine real and software instruments, but here I limited myself to doing the whole piece on just one instrument, and only using some processing to get a wider range of sounds. Check out my latest song called Desert Stars
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| ktb said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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landscape of beautiful sounds. Everything organic and working to a greater sum. Interesting harmonies as well. The delicate percussive elements were a delight Check out my latest song called off the deck (w/Z293)
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| dave_b said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Pipe Spring at Dusk Very refreshing to hear the live flute. Great choice to reflect the theme of the piece, an oasis in the midst of a harsh yet beautiful landscape Thanks, enjoyed this piece. Check out my latest song called October Project (2)
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| Moviz said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Thought the opening rhythm was good, but as this lovely piece went on I was mesmerized with the weaving of flute and percussion in that intricate dance.... lovely stuff Vic, regards M Check out my latest song called A Soldiers Dream (Remix/record)
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| maxruehl said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Great intertwining flute melodies snaking in and out of each other in an elaborate dance. Wonderful stuff. Check out my latest song called Shaolin Munk Funk (w/ musichead & awigze)
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| NickFury said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Cool idea to multi-layer the flute like this, I like it. Melody gets lost at 2:15 or so, but comes around to again to something cohesive later. tahnks! Check out my latest song called Project Moon Wolfe
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| sloparts said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Except for the Pipe Springs, it looks like high dry dessert. Arizona and New Mexico have some of the most beautiful places on Earth, I think. Interesting piece Vic. The flute almost sounds like a pan flute in place. It has a rather strange sound as flutes go. Not an unpleasant sound though and actually rather a haunting sound. From what little I know of some of the places in Arizona, haunting would seem appropriate. Nice piece Vic, with a very clean recording on the flute. I still can't get over the sound of that flute. Be well Ed Check out my latest song called Just a little Something
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| ShadowofNine said 12 days ago (November 8th, 2009) | |
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Great piece has strong native sense, builds beautifully, a gem... Check out my latest song called Falling Star
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| Jarvoid said 12 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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Grr I left a comment and it has not posted...!! Shades of Ennio Morricone in the sound and way that it builds up into a multi layered multi faceted piece.Very charming and mesmerising.Go with wood,er wooden instrumwents every time...they are such a bugger to record tho' !! Jarvoid Check out my latest song called Witches in Texas-'Hallowe'en Challenge 2009'
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| drakonis said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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dust devils that's what I thought of as the motif swirled up to 3:00 (could this repeated pattern also be a desert version of Smetena's Moldau?) Anyway, great playing as usual, and the percussive blowing really gives a nice pattern to this, and when the low bass notes come in at 0:16, it is like the warmth of the desert sun. Beautifully composed and played. ttfn, Drakonis Check out my latest song called Lullaby for the Inner Child
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| VicDiesel said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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Ma Vlast My congratulations on your astute observations. Yes, that piece was quite present in my mind. It occurred me after I started writing this, but still, I was aware of the resemblances. Check out my latest song called Desert Stars
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| FrankAxtell said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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great stuff nice meditation music...what a great listen. Check out my latest song called Zevatron
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| Gaylen75 said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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well I am humbled yet again I really wish I was better at my instruments. Or maybe its time to branch out. I used to love wind instruments. This is a very peter gabriel sound and he is one of my favorites. I have to say it also makes me think of Uttal and he is the bomb. Congrats. Check out my latest song called What I Need
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| sonnyjim said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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That 'rhythm' track is a beaut! Your control over the recorder(?) you are playing is a very well-considered contrast to the mechanical time keeping. I like very much the back and forth between the organic/acoustic and the sequenced digitalia; all that interplay made me hungry for a crescendo of sorts, though. I ended up a little frustrated, but I enjoyed it all nevertheless..... SJ Check out my latest song called LIOLI 9 (Interlude)
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| VicDiesel said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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Crescendo Yeah, I know. The native american flute (which is what I'm playing here) is very limited in pitch and volume range. Makes it hard to put much variety in a track. So I try not to outstay my musical welcome. Check out my latest song called Desert Stars
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| Bob6stringer said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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A translation of nature's power: Nicely done, Vic! You mentioned a green oasis, and the music fits it well. My only nature in AZ was mountain biking Sedona, but that gave me a taste of the haunting beauty out there, and it's just cosmic stuff, a wonder to behold the screaming power of it all in its ironic silence. And I can believe this sprang from that, because all the sound we hear is in our minds in places like that. Check out my latest song called Yours and Mine
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| kassia said 11 days ago (November 9th, 2009) | |
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pipe spring I love how you use the flute in so many different ways, making it into several different instruments. The slow layering and gradual build are perfectly executed. There is a relentless rhythm underneath the flowing movement of the higher parts - very evocative of water, nature, desert and those dependent on these things for survival. a beautiful chant of thanksgiving and wonder. Check out my latest song called Deep Majesty
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| DWL said 10 days ago (November 10th, 2009) | |
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Wow! What a splendid sound. Captivating and mesmerising. Wonderful work Vic. Cheers Dick Check out my latest song called A Good Night's Sleep with Macferret, Sir Dennis Crowther and Pete Young
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| yrp said 10 days ago (November 10th, 2009) | |
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The way you mix organic and artificial sounds is astonishing.the only thing you can be sure about its origin is the wind instrument (one can even listen to your breathing).Everything else is mysteryous, shadowy... Great Work.Downloaded! Check out my latest song called Light (with onesweetworld)
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| spitlogic said 10 days ago (November 10th, 2009) | |
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Nice work Very elaborate playing. Check out my latest song called Guillotine
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| Sigmund said 10 days ago (November 10th, 2009) | |
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pipespring nice stuff - it invokes a sense of solitude, but more - more like isolation, like being alone - maybe even cut off in the vast desert that inspired you. very interesting... Sig Check out my latest song called End of a Season
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| Ibstrat said 10 days ago (November 10th, 2009) | |
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Fantastic feel in this music, the rhythm and playing are spectacular and full of emotion. Check out my latest song called Blues in Bm
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| guitapick said 9 days ago (November 11th, 2009) | |
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Beautifully painted, Victor... ...colors of the desert...wonderful Check out my latest song called Outside the Corral
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| bud said 9 days ago (November 11th, 2009) | |
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I really like these wind pieces you do with the recorders and flutes. Beautiful build and nice use of effects. Check out my latest song called eye for you (w/particledots and michael2)
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| paul f. page said 8 days ago (November 12th, 2009) | |
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I've spent some time... ...in the southwest. You capture a lot of the "dry" flavor of the geography with some really wonderful chiff-flutes. As you layer from one minute to the next, this becomes really intricate, Vic, and yet you restrain yourself nicely by not overdoing it. What a pleasant listen. Paul Check out my latest song called Double Etude
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| jiguma said 8 days ago (November 12th, 2009) | |
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It's been a while since I listened to much music, and here I am back at MJ hearing some really interesting stuff again. This is fascinating Vic - you sure have some lungs to keep some of those arpeggios happening. Very relaxing - definite native american feel to it. Most enjoyable. Check out my latest song called Lost In Translation (w Mike Watkins)
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| scaustrita said 6 days ago (November 14th, 2009) | |
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Arizona You truly captured the feel of the desert. The playing is flawless, an the sound of all the flutes blend so well together. You could never do this on your old Roland D10 8] :: Very Original :: Check out my latest song called Just Bumps in the Road
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Boundless
Lovely piece, Victor.
love how it gently builds up
and weaves in and out.
Delightful.
Merci !