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| Stun Nutz said 1720 days ago (March 10th, 2005) | |
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Rich Textures Yeah, I go back and forth about the repetitive nature of that sampled loop... for the most part, I like it... but sometimes I am not sure. Thanks for the honest criticism. Check out my latest song called Gossamer dissected
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| Eccentrikamerika said 1720 days ago (March 10th, 2005) | |
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tekka maki i could get into this on a level much deeper than 'scrap skippin'- this is a nice evolution! it is a little schizo , but i like that. when the elements of the song get totally scattered, there is still a collusion. uh.... yeah! great piece! Check out my latest song called Car Go Fast
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| Stun Nutz said 1720 days ago (March 10th, 2005) | |
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tekka maki Thanks, E... after making so many loud tunes, I wanted to explore silence with this one... Check out my latest song called Gossamer dissected
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| aclarke said 1720 days ago (March 10th, 2005) | |
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Interesting stuff This is really cool... I especially liked the rock out ending with the funk guitar riff. Check out my latest song called Ballad of The Little Tiki
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| SlimGirlFat said 1720 days ago (March 11th, 2005) | |
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oooh the more one listens to this, the better it gets. A strange mix of elements, that create a weird texture and feel./sound. I agree with Iseae, that the horn is repeated a little too often, but overall, it doesnt distract one too much... great bass drum intro as well... I like it SlimGirlFat Check out my latest song called Not Enough
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| packosmokes said 1720 days ago (March 11th, 2005) | |
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Dude That guy in the song needs to buy a new lighter already :P This is absolutely great! This reminds me of the earlier work of Art of Noise. Truly making music without any instruments, just samplings of noise... well and drums. I'll bite, how DO you achieve that rich and thick Prego bass sound? Check out my latest song called With You
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| Stun Nutz said 1720 days ago (March 11th, 2005) | |
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Dude I have to say that I "cheated" on the bass...it was a sample and, you know, I don't remember where I got it from. When I create tunes in this fashion (sampling randomly from my iTunes library), I just jump around ruthlessly recording clips of this and that and I hardly ever stop to see what I am playing. The origins of most samples become unrecognizable, especially when they are just a fraction of a second. If I wanted to use that sound again, I would probably have to grab it from this song... Sorry to tell you a whole lot of nothing! Check out my latest song called Gossamer dissected
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| mothra said 1719 days ago (March 12th, 2005) | |
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Marvelous Marvelously interwoven textures.Cool! |
| _nderscore said 1718 days ago (March 13th, 2005) | |
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probing the depths of non-sound. (ie. i like the use of pauses & cuts blended with the more frantic bites). rich mixture of jazzy sounds, everything seems to complement very well. i really liked the 'ding' hits & how they gave way to the flute-just great! major thumbs up for production-no pops & peaks on my end Check out my latest song called glyd
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| ka-klick said 1716 days ago (March 14th, 2005) | |
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The gap Between iterations of the bass loop are occasionally (when they have nothing else playing) make it sound like a download problem ( I restarted it to make sure it wasn't) - if that's what you were going for - cool. Otherwise you might want to fill in with a similar ambience. Nice collage work. Check out my latest song called Big Bad World - Live 1-16-2009 plus - MJRF
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| jesushairdo said 1714 days ago (March 17th, 2005) | |
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very original hiya. liked your new one very much! you have such an original style! Check out my latest song called Elephant in the Sky (Orchestra version)
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| thetiler said 1707 days ago (March 24th, 2005) | |
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nice pic, lots of fresh ideas in the music You sure love to experiment in your music. Like that fast guitar sound, this very unique. Sounds like that women is saying angel. Not sure. Check out my latest song called The Bluebird Cafe (with two other guest)
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| Magritte said 1677 days ago (April 22nd, 2005) | |
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Love the sounds The drops, the lighter...I totally agree with packosmokes about the AON sound, and they were/are one of my favorites. They could get a little pretentious, though, and this is just fun, if a little creepy (as you say). Check out my latest song called Tango Macabre
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| twonicus said 1672 days ago (April 28th, 2005) | |
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cool cool cool loved the opening groove. without the lighter sound i probably would've stopped listening in the middle, but then the grrove came back and i was back. Check out my latest song called Say It Loud (MJRF)
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| rovert10 said 1651 days ago (May 18th, 2005) | |
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Great textural piece Probably my fav of your stuff. Like the fractured beat. Check out my latest song called Gears
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| said 1590 days ago (July 18th, 2005) | |
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sounds are to be fuct wit And you a good job of doing that. I am enjoying your tunes. |
| allsaints said 1490 days ago (October 26th, 2005) | |
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title this song has far more structure and intent to it than the other. What did you do to direct this one more than the other? And, of course, I'm reminded of what Burroughs said when explaining the cut-up technique, "How Random Is Random?" If you're not familiar with that whole scene, although it sounds like you are, you should certainly check it out. It's up your area. Check out my latest song called Color Permutation Of Composition Two
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| Stun Nutz said 1490 days ago (October 26th, 2005) | |
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title Thanks for the comments allsaints, I am a little familiar with Burroughs and his cronies... I did have more of a clue when I created this tune than "scrap skippin'"... with that tune, I was just trying out this sampling technique and seeing what structure I can force on as many song fragments as possible... With this one (as well as my other tune, "wave chamber") I had a specific mood in mind from the beginning and I was deliberately simplifying the overall structure and more carefully choosing the elements that it was built from. Check out my latest song called Gossamer dissected
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Check out some of my other songs:
More songs in Experimental:
Iseae
The bass drum caught my attention at first, so rich and
thumpy which I usually have a hard time achieving. You
got some weird peaks and pops but I'll assume you knew
that already, from your description. The one thing that I
felt were lacking in this song was cohesiveness, it seems
to jump from place to place without any sort of transition
or interlude. My only other objection is that the three
note trumpet line gets a little repetitive. Excellent work
over all. My fav abstract type song, I don't usually get
into them.