12-11-07 fusion of times- starting and ending

[deaf dunderkwac]

starting:
another  kinda cd (without the actual cd part, of course)
back on track a bit
@Fred, remember the percussive thing I tryed to explain before abruptly leaving?
I'm using it in this cut.

ending: my work trying to elicit visuals from sound. Without control over the acoustic environment there is no control.

This is called "never ending life's"

[Laguna Rising]

Different layers, each one fading away, and leaving room for the following one.
Like images passing by.
It keeps a percussive soul but you enhanced the melodic content so much
You change so many moods along the way ! 

Cheers

[deaf dunderkwac]

Thanks for listening LgnRzn <grin>

you've recently heard the first two cuts of my next compilation (of stuff)

take the one previous to this and add this one 

[kara]

I'm allways very curious when you post something... there is allways a surprise 
ok I agree sometimes it's a bad surprise.

this one was a pretty good one
sure it's unusual and a style all by itself but very interesting to listen too and there are quit some interesting harmonies in there 

k

[deaf dunderkwac]

I'm allways very curious when you post something... there is allways a surprise 
ok I agree sometimes it's a bad surprise.

this one was a pretty good one
sure it's unusual and a style all by itself but very interesting to listen too and there are quit some interesting harmonies in there 

k

ROFL
I'm guess I always assumed you cringed at the thought of having to open one of my so-called tunes.
But If I put more then a few hours into something I tend to post it somewhere on 'teh interwebs'

+ I have no comfort zone, or should I say, uncomfortable zone.

I just try to avoid working what others are already doing.

-but you knew that

[Fred S]

Hey Bill! This listens to be well done to me. Some real nice "sounds" with an interesting mixture and a little bit eastern. You did create some anticipation, which I like and can't hear in some of your other pieces. Of course its a full "piece", but if I had it, I'd use one of the fuller parts, say 2:30ish, and let it roll (guitar riff) into something heavy. But now, that probably sounds sacrilegious , given what your tying to accomplish. But hey, I can hear it        This doesn't resemble anything I've heard before, so it stands out well.

[deaf dunderkwac]

Hey Bill! This listens to be well done to me. Some real nice "sounds" with an interesting mixture and a little bit eastern. You did create some anticipation, which I like and can't hear in some of your other pieces. Of course its a full "piece", but if I had it, I'd use one of the fuller parts, say 2:30ish, and let it roll (guitar riff) into something heavy. But now, that probably sounds sacrilegious , given what your tying to accomplish. But hey, I can hear it        This doesn't resemble anything I've heard before, so it stands out well.

Hi Fred...
Since you have this you might notice how I changed the sound of the string synths by adding a short kick drum sample at the attack.

I'm putting together another cd thingie and the next piece is a bit more bombastic so you might think of this as being a lead-in to the next one (which leads into the next one etc etc ad nauseum)

[Fred S]

Hi Fred...
Since you have this you might notice how I changed the sound of the string synths by adding a short kick drum sample at the attack.

Yeah, I was at a loss originally trying to remember what you were describing re the "percussive thing", but I hear it now. And, it does create a nice dynamic. And, its new  

[deaf dunderkwac]

so....

to get a percussive organ part to get more attention in a track you would take the kick sound to key a "ducker" on the rest of the track, leaving the percussive organ out of the duckers' group send.
( following me?)

[Fred S]

so....

to get a percussive organ part to get more attention in a track you would take the kick sound to key a "ducker" on the rest of the track, leaving the percussive organ out of the duckers' group send.
( following me?)

Like a "ducker" out of water