The power to regulate the money supply is also the power to regulate it's value. Maximise profits regardless of social and environmental costs Patrick Shirkey Boost Hardware Ltd On 01/30/2010 06:45 PM, Gwenhwyfaer wrote: > On 30/01/2010, Gwenhwyfaer<gwenhwyfaer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> I must admit, I quite like what I'm hearing - but then, I'm a bit of >> an industrial fan. (...In that I remove vast quantities of fumes from >> factories, yes.) However, it does sound to me as though something >> horrible happened on the way to the upload - perhaps an endianism >> error? Because I can't actually hear anything even resembling bass >> frequencies, aside from a buzz that sounds like clipping, let alone a >> progressive bassline; and I instantly recognised the "ultrasound >> heartbeat" comment. >> >> But honestly, if what I heard is what you intended me to hear, and >> what you described above, then I want some of what you've been >> smoking. >> > ...And the line I should have added to that email is "That's what > persuades me that it CAN'T be what you intended us to hear." > Just to be clear I have verified that Will's short snippet which he converted to mp3 just to be sure is what I have presented. BTW, Bengt comment was that it sounded like a heartbeat through a stethoscope. I will admit that I took him literally and didn't get the reference to an ultrasound. You are the first person to mention ultrasound. I get that reference. That's why I am asking what people out there would do to make it sound cleaner. If I ignore the negative comments and attempt to extract some kind of consensus from the responses on the list so far then I would have to say that. 1: No one has bothered to tweak the levels of the raw material I have presented to try to get it to sound cleaner and more musical. 2: The soundscape is overwhelmingly complex for most people to recognise a Tech House rhythm/bassline 3: The sound that has been presented is more industrial than musical 4: Everyone who has responded here thinks I am mad describing the track as music. Even worse is that I attempted to reference it to a specific genre of dance music. Now if that is all that people have to offer and there is no actual technical feedback that anyone can be bothered with then I will just have to go with what I can achieve on my sound system for this track. Perhaps my next track will fare better... BTW, I have 10 of them so I hope at least one of them will get a positive response... Patrick Shirkey Boost Hardware Ltd _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
