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- Skytree
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Moving further in the direction of using natural sounds as melodic/percussive spines to a track (in this case, a loon for the melody, and woodpeckers for the percussion).
Moving further in the direction of using natural sounds as melodic/percussive spines to a track (in this case, a loon for the melody, and woodpeckers for the percussion).
I really can't wait for more of this, it makes me feel right at home when I listen to your work - its incredible.Skytree wrote:http://www.skytree-music.com/Secret_Garden/Morel.mp3
Moving further in the direction of using natural sounds as melodic/percussive spines to a track (in this case, a loon for the melody, and woodpeckers for the percussion).
work in progress (far from perfect but the idea is there). What do you guys think?
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Definitely disappointed that I couldn't listen any further, what are you planning to do for percussion (if you are) ? I'd for sure want to hear the rest!Guido wrote:work in progress (far from perfect but the idea is there). What do you guys think?
How do you go about recording?
Thanks, here's a polished up version. I certainly want to continue it and add some kind of percussion. The hihats in this version are mainly to prevent it from being extremely floaty.
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most recent version. Now I'm gonna let it rest for a few days.
Still not perfect, but I'm proud of it.
Still not perfect, but I'm proud of it.
Borné dans sa nature, infini dans ses vœux, l'homme est un dieu tombé qui se souvient des cieux.
Beautiful work Guido, I'm quite jealous of your ability to create beautiful melodies that drift in and out of my reality..Guido wrote:most recent version. Now I'm gonna let it rest for a few days.
Still not perfect, but I'm proud of it.
Makes me wish I had someone else to work with - I can lay down percussion better than I have ever have before Its just difficult for me to lay down melodies and turn (whats in my head) into real sound.
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I'm quite proud of this'un, and I don't think I'll be making anything for a while (bloody exams!)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=52CYY433
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=52CYY433
Nice one dude!Guido wrote:most recent version. Now I'm gonna let it rest for a few days.
Still not perfect, but I'm proud of it.
I just started working on this one. See what you think...
http://www.zshare.net/audio/6137648649b0afe9/
I've still got a lot of work to do on it. But this is the style it's gonna be in.
http://www.zshare.net/audio/6137648649b0afe9/
I've still got a lot of work to do on it. But this is the style it's gonna be in.
HEY
this is what I've been working on: www.myspace.com/88marquis the track called 'untitled' (for now)
does it still sound like 88 marquis?
this is what I've been working on: www.myspace.com/88marquis the track called 'untitled' (for now)
does it still sound like 88 marquis?
Wow! What a beautiful piece of work! Thoroughly enjoyed. It still sounds like 88marquis to me.88marquis wrote:HEY
this is what I've been working on: www.myspace.com/88marquis the track called 'untitled' (for now)
does it still sound like 88 marquis?