I dig this composition, yo.
Truly engaging and yet very unusual. you should work at disney! lol. very entertaining. really enjoyed it. thanks.
I dig this composition, yo.
Truly engaging and yet very unusual. you should work at disney! lol. very entertaining. really enjoyed it. thanks.
quite exquisit LOL
may i dine with you? for this peice makes me want to eat brunch and sip tea.
(Earl Grey of course.)
I really enjoyed this! thank you very much. but i am sure there was a bum note at the start, however on second time round, i hear that may have been intentional. however since the piece does not use this technique at any other point during the piece ( excluding the repeated part) it does seem like an accident.
There. i said something funny. something nice. and something criticky. (word not approved by webster). now lets go have a scone and discuss fine art. :D
hahahah
glad you like it :P
by bum note, do you mean a dissonant note? if so, i'll look at the score and see if there is one, 'cause i don't hear any lol.
anyways, thanks for the review.
i'll take you up on that offer, sir :D
quite good
its quite a nice piece, i would agree that the notes feel in the right scale but rather they are pushed at random.
NOTE : you cant be very expressive without sustain and pressure sensitive keyboards though. may i advise you buy a compatible program allowing such techniques in the future. And the piece is to quick. Played slowly and with the right Velocity and mood, it can be Stunningly fantastic. well done for the idea anyway.
I can't argue with that- you're exactly right. Well, the notes aren't 'random', of course, but I am used to composing for percussion and anything I write usually focuises more on rythem than melody. I actually can't play the keyboard at all- this was written in Sibelius (notation software) and I then made the track from the MIDI but I absolutly agree that it has a very limited dynamic range (which has now been fixed). I'm hoping to record it with real musicians- I think that when the dynamics flow properly, the melody lines will work much better as well.
Thanks for your comments.
venetian snares is not hardcore. EVER
low score. it is fun. but annoying and noisey. Distortion is for slight modifications, not an instrument itself.
Do you mean hardcore as a sub-genre of techno or as an aesthetic construct? One I'd agree with you, the other most definitely not.
And why should distortion only be used for slight modifications as opposed to a full on effect?
If electronic musicians listened to your opinion, huge swathes of experimental electronica, including that of established and celebrated artists such as Aphex Twin, Autechre and the already mentioned Venetian Snares wouldn't exist... let alone pretty much all gabber, hardstyle and jumpstyle techno.
i love cartoons more than you. they're totally Bonerific :D:D:D
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