On 29/1/2010, "james morris" <james@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >On 29/1/2010, "Patrick Shirkey" <pshirkey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>>> Same here. Very experimental :-) >>>> >>> Yes. I do think I here heartbeats. I think it's real heartbeats. I did listen >>> with a stethoscope to my first son when my wife was pregnant. This sounds the >>> same. >>> >> >>Now I know this is an insult. It is malicious or just trying to be funny? >> >>Maybe try adjusting the levels and you might hear a bit more variation >>in the sound palate. If you do and feel like sahring your results it >>would be much appreciated. >> >>You could also try skipping through to about 25mins which is my >>favourite part of the track. >> > >I think you should have been more upfront about what to expect because I >would not have wasted 1% of my monthly bandwidth had I not expected 1hr >of techno/dance modular synth wizardry... This is more like the Aphex >Twin overdosing on valium and attempting to create selected ambient >works volume 3. Actually, I'll partially take that back. I probably would have listened to it whatever. In fact, the reason I did download it and attempt to listen, was because of Folderol's message and assuming that he heard "a strange warbling noise" because it was just not his style of music. I guess the biggest disappointment was due to expecting to like it - expecting it to change completely, that the warbling was just for five minutes before something spectacular happened. James. _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
