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| sschedra said 1193 days ago (March 14th, 2010) | |
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Yes I can feel the tension mount in this one. Another ambient picture, well painted. Stephen Check out my latest song called E Lucevan Le Stelle
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| ic42 said 1192 days ago (March 15th, 2010) | |
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anachronisms the morse code is probably too intrusive here, and seems unusually out of place. I know you are representing electronic communications, a tether with the surface, however, perhaps muffled "radio comm" voices would be more apropos, especially if they appeared again near the end (as does the morse code) but beginning to break up and fracture, and fizzle out. The main synth and melody here is great, menacing and ominous. I might suggest doubling the length of this, and increasing the initial sound effects (with the high-pitched rings), and starting off with the menacing low synth being MUCH softer in the mix, and only about halfway in starting to make it bigger and growlier. ttfn, Drakonis Check out my latest song called Synthopolis 0x02 (VIDEO!)
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| Six-Nail-Coffin said 1192 days ago (March 15th, 2010) | |
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Awesome. Suggestions. Thanks again for helping me with this. Playing with the levels as you suggest would also have the added bonus of emphasizing the transition between the dazed state and lucidity. Check out my latest song called Svartalfpolska
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richard13
An absolutely ponderous progression through the murk and gloom without seeming murky or gloomy. Personally, I wasn't crazy about the morse sounds that, while they might work if this was a soundtrack, spoil the ambience. I downloaded though, thanks.