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Hey everyone! I'd like to first say that Kinesthetiac is the alias in which I make most my music under. Also, I have a facebook page, so go to facebook and type in Kinesthetiac and it will be there. I posted my newest album on there along with the art work, and if you click a button that says "boxes", you can listen to the whole thing. And if you like it enough, become a fan, cause right now all my fans are friends of my mom and dad. Feedback plz! Also, this is the thread in which I will post all my Kinesthetiac related stuff instead of finding other places to.
Enjoy!
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Good stuff brosif.

I enjoyed listening to each and every song.
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dono wrote:Good stuff brosif.

I enjoyed listening to each and every song.
Thanks! Glad to hear you like. Just wait till a few days later when the music starts to haunt you and replay inside your head :twisted:
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I am listening to Duodecimal right now and it's amazing!!!!
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lovely stuff indeed!
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Thanks and Thanks!
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Wow man, this is great music. If you've got a Myspace you should definitely add me on my music profile on there (http://myspace.com/vktrfry); already /fan'd you on Facebook just now but I figure I ought to say hello on both sites if I can ;) I really like the melody on Duodecimal. It's nice that you do such abnormal basslines; I've found myself struggling to do that for the last couple months because I can't focus on it hard enough to come up with something interesting, so I end up compensating with effects and such. I don't really like that; I'm hoping to fix that soon. You've got a really good balance thus far.

All I would recommend is that if you've got a drum beat playing that you should potentially quantize the synth line a little more, it seems like it runs a bit arbitrarily which is a little distracting. Dunno if you ever gave it thought or not, it's still really good either way :) I'm just a bit OCD about rhythm and organization in this sort of music, so don't take it personally, haha.
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NEWS FOR THOSE WHO CARE:
I'm in the middle of a new album entitled "Tomorrow". It will be more dark and depressing than my last release, though there will also be a few ambient vignettes that sound "pretty", like this one.
Triggers of an Open Mind.mp3 - 2.40MB
Also, the first three songs on this album can be heard at this link.
http://kinesthetiac.weebly.com/
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Even though it seems that no one cares about this thread, I still feel that I should notify everyone of my new Myspace account.

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I care!
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loving "education for now"!
are those live drums?
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Numerator wrote:loving "education for now"!
are those live drums?
:D
YES!
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still listening to Duodecimal and it really has to be one of my favourite tracks ever. Seriously.

Whenever i listen to it, i think about the move A.I. Artificial Intelligence :D but that's just me :)
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NEW ALBUM OUT TODAY
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Type in your adress bar, kinesthetiac.weebly.com (couldn't get the URL to work)

Go to downloads, then to Euur.
If the link doesn't work, remember that you can't type in "www" at the begginig of the URL.
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yes!
you know I'm a big fan of your stuff :)
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just listened to the whole thing
absolutely stunning
in particular, flus4 and oltra sevin
beautiful stuff
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Numerator wrote:just listened to the whole thing
absolutely stunning
in particular, flus4 and oltra sevin
beautiful stuff
:D That really made my day! It's strange how my stuff turns out. I don't even really think about it, I just try to make out melodies and beats that I hear in the back of my head.
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I went through your tracks on Myspace and wrote the following as I listened, it's a little long but I said to myself I'd stop if I heard a song I didn't like and well... you can see for yourself.:
Education for Now: Nice intro! I love the way the melodies sound. 02:50- onwards is really nice.
Not the biggest fan of the drums, I think you could have used slightly different sounds to compliment the melodies a little better, Still, great track!

Duodecimal: Again, nice intro. The drums suit this song a lot better. 01:20 is nice. You may want to extend this song a little.

Radar Sees Otto: The first thing that came to mind here was "Pete Standing Alone", I'm not sure if that was intentional, if it was, it's a nice take on it. 01:20 is nice, adding additional layers seems to be one of your strong points. I haven't heard anything yet that has made me think "this isn't needed". The way you ended the track was similar to how I thought you should have ended Duodecimal, but in Duodecimal's case, with the drums as well.

This is our Table of Rejects: Interesting drums. Certain notes are really close to sounding like short "snare rushes" :P It could have done with a few of those actually to spice up the drums a little... I like how you ended the drums. Not my favourite track so far, but it ended strongly.

Nuclear Family: I was expecting this to be a beatless segue between songs but this actually works quite nicely. Not too sure about the way you "broke down" the melody, i think that would have worked a little better if the song was longer.

One Day We'll all be Gone: Sounds like a great close to an album.

Petroleum Car Tree: Another good segue. Evil sounding synths. Again, the way you broke it down sounds like it needed to be a little longer.

Alphawave Taiga: Another good segue. I always love these types of segues with what sounds like radio transmissions.


Am I done? I think so.
Good stuff, I'm definitely a fan, I’ll add your page as a friend on Myspace and I’ll be sure to keep an eye out for anything else to release.
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Yeah, not alot but my dad posted the album I made for him for fathers day on my website. *sigh* :roll: dad. :D I'm actually kinda proud of it. Also, I'm in the middle of a new album that is really the best stuff I've made so far.
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UNTIL NEXT TIME
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Definately my best stuff. I really like the outcome. Downloads here
http://kinesthetiac.weebly.com/mp3-downloads.html
Reviews please! :D
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