On 21/10/11 05:55, James Stone wrote:
Apologies for those with an allergy to soundcloud, but I don't have a better way of distribution at the moment. http://soundcloud.com/jmstone/never-again I recorded this a few months ago now, planning to make some further changes, but I'm not sure I will get round to it in the near future, so.. RERO. The extreme distortion, and vocals back in the mix is on purpose - and hopefully reasonably in keeping with the genre. The piece could probably do with a better ending!
Nice work -- I'm certainly no expert on shoegaze, but it definitely seems like it's in keeping with the genre to me. The structure actually reminded me more of electronic music than traditional writing, with the way it builds up from elements introduced at fairly regular intervals rather than having a strong verse/chorus/verse/chorus structure. That might make sense given how you put the track together, though :)
I know it's the kind of genre that tends toward a slow burn, so I could be right off the mark here, but it felt like it could have done with some more textural variety by the end of it. I love the spacey, washed-out feel of the guitars, but I wonder if there's some other way you could mix up that texture in the second half of the track, rather than just building up the same guitar parts again. I'm afraid I can't offer any ideas, though!
Thanks Leigh
This track is composed of a load of guitar and bass loops recorded into Renoise. Effects are mostly the built-in Renoise plugins IIRC. The guitar (Aria TA50) was recorded thru a Behringer V-AMP 2 and the bass (Ibanez Roadster RS800) through a BDI 21. Vocals were through 2 different cheapo Behringer mic preamps (minimic 800 replaced by a mic 100 after I fried the former accidentally!) Samson C01 condenser. Drums were laid down in 10 seconds! :) J _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
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