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| dantimmermans said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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Thanks I'll be putting up more in this style, aiming for an album's worth before too long. The voices are mine but they're heavily processed. I'll track down the Peter Gabriel album you mentioned and listen to how it fits with the movie. Cheers, Henrik. Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| Wummimann said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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... good progression, good choice of sounds, it was a pleasure to listen... Check out my latest song called Leaving Home
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| dantimmermans said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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thank you I'm glad you liked it. Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| Carrie71 said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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Nice I really like this...very peaceful. I closed my eyes and imagined falling in slo-mo through the sky. Awesome...movie-esque. Check out my latest song called Pretty Baby Bang Bang w/ProtoTypeEightyOne/Gaylen75
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| dantimmermans said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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that's interesting I just relistened to it with the idea of falling, and you're right, it really does work. also, glad you mentioned 'peaceful', because I worried that it got a little claustrophobic and oppressive towards the end. Thanks, for your comment and listening, Carrie. Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| Ex_Silentio said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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Danti A great success. A beauty. Check out my latest song called Moonset
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| dantimmermans said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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cheers 'beauty' - that's nice to hear. I'll try to get some more tracks like this up soon. Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| particledots said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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Hey Dan The extreme time-stretching software? Nice drifting sounds you have created here, love the vocals and the almost hymn-like chord changes Feel like I am in an ice cavern looking up at the crisp blue sky Don't really know how to suggest improvements - as you are probably aware now, I believe that everything is ultimately totally recyclable so no matter what you have done (and it sounds great) in can always be re-done a million times over in a million different ways b Check out my latest song called i got a new lens
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| dantimmermans said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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yeah, you got it... ...this makes use of the paulstretch program. each part is slowed to a different percentage but I made some effort to ensure the notes still coincided as logical chords. some tracks were also backmasked. I got confused. Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| Sigmund said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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AMB100823 That time stretching software sure produces some interesting sounds. Eery, yet calming, tranquil. You did a good job with this - it is very cool. Thanks for sharing! Sig Check out my latest song called Under Your Bed - feat. strangedream, rok41 & Steve Ritter
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| dantimmermans said 992 days ago (August 31st, 2010) | |
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pleasure to share Thanks, Sigmund. I'm pretty happy with how these experiments are panning out. At first I worried about 'jumping on the bandwagon', using a piece of software that only blew up because someone posted a stretched version of a Justin Bieber song. I, for one, wouldn't have heard about it otherwise. But more and more I figure, "Screw it, I like what's coming out and it's just a tool". If folks put work into, and design, parts with stretching in mind, I think it's a legitimate use of some pretty exciting and easy-to-use software. Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| AndeeScott said 993 days ago (August 30th, 2010) | |
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For someone that doesn't know much about the ambient genre you made a great but tranquil leap into it :) love the vid too :) Check out my latest song called Symbiosis
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| dantimmermans said 992 days ago (August 31st, 2010) | |
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the video there was very little planning to the video. I just like juxtaposing video and music and just seeing if, and if so where, they intersect. these worked somehow. glad you enjoyed the track. Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| billykirsch said 991 days ago (September 1st, 2010) | |
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Ambient Not an expert neither. I can't say much except that I liked it a lot (special for first music in the morning). The spectrum is well covered, no dissonances, the mix is great. A nice touch is the human factor: the ambient music I know is mostly synths. Here there's somebody. Just an idea cause you are thinking of a cd and you'll need some variation. A touch I like in ambient music is drums of some kind (could be latin, indian, arabic). Kassia has a good one in that style as open collab (http://www.macjams.com/song/60493). I saw a couple of nice tracks developing from there. Check out my latest song called Everything
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| dantimmermans said 991 days ago (September 1st, 2010) | |
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excellent advice I love the hang drum and have been looking for a plug-in or perhaps making one (based on a design I've seen online). It's got a beautiful sound and you're right, it would suit this ambient stuff perfectly. I'll get back to you on that... Check out my latest song called 'Oh Yeah!' by the band Oh Yeah!
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| racerat said 985 days ago (September 7th, 2010) | |
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admirable leap into the genre which I know next to nothing about. like the idea of time stretching software but don't know a thing about that either, I just want it, after listening to this gem. You have a golden touch Dan. The vid is absolutely beautiful and poetic in a very understated way, much like the music. Wanted it to all become clear at the end, what it all was, the ultimate answer, the distillation, but that would be too easy, and not after-all, really, the point. Open ended-ness is what it is. Learning to love the void. Check out my latest song called My Broken Sky
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Henke
I really liked this a lot, you've sure got a great talent for this. Great sounds including the voices (yours or samples?), good development/build and nothing to complain about the mix. Reminds me a little of Peter Gabriel's Passion. Hope you will try it some more. Thanks for the download :-)
/Henke