Re: Hardware synths (This is the snippet)

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Le Vendredi, 7 Décembre 2007 23:56:35 +0000,Folderol <folderol@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
> No, the first three chords from the original demo started me off,> and I quite liked the expression in the snippet. After that it took> on a life of its own :)
It's kind of nice, but it is soooo 4/4.  And I mean that 5/4 wouldn'tbe better.  Or any other time signature.  The intent turned out morelike a nightmare for software that tries to print out music on a staff,so to speak.  Fuzziness, or muddiness would be more like it.  Overwhich a melody could come and go.  Perhaps on a wind instrument.  Onthe low side, the bass could be using a mix of harmonics and soft lownotes.  Things would evolve rather quickly (must not forget about shortattention span ! ;-) so that percussion could reing in.  And perhapssustaining from a guitar, leading to a definite and different melodythat would state the meaning.  And then fade away into the magma (*).Or something like that.  But not too 4/4 oriented, although your bitwith the highs and low is nice.
Cheers,
Al
(*) pun on the actual band:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3PctfRFnn6ghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magma_(band)http://www.seventhrecords.com/
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