[LAU] [Music] Another, very short, prog instrumental
Q
lists at quirq.ukfsn.org
Wed Mar 17 16:36:00 EDT 2010
Hello again Julien (and everyone else, too, of course!)
I've tweaked the mix a little bit, to bring the horns and trumpets up a
little. I didn't want to bring them up too far, as they shouldn't be too
obvious in the mix -- but on the other hand, they need to be audible!
I think they should be audible now, but then I know what I'm listening
out for, so I'd be grateful if you could lend me your ears again and let
me know whether it sounds better now.
FLAC (14.6 MB):
www.quirq.ukfsn.org/Quirq_Beyond-Triple-Point_Part1_17-03-10.flac
OGG-10 (7.4 MB):
www.quirq.ukfsn.org/Quirq_Beyond-Triple-Point_Part1_17-03-10.ogg
MP3 (6.2 MB):
www.quirq.ukfsn.org/Quirq_Beyond-Triple-Point_Part1_17-03-10.mp3
Many thanks
Q
Julien Claassen wrote:
> Evening Q!
> Nice work. Very pollished, as the last time. You have a way with your
> final versions. I wish I would put so much work and eye for the detail
> into it.
> It's a nice experience reading the list of used instruments and then
> listening to the song. I was able to actually perceive most of them, as
> such. Only the brass section is lost on me, as a seperate instrument.
> Perhaps another technique I should learn. I think I mentioned this with
> Lovatnet, that I enjoyed the way you glued the sounds of several
> instruments together to one big combined sound colour.
> The akkordeon is a unique choice. I think I rarely hear akkordeo at
> all and the mellotron version I've never heard before this song.
> The guitar work (on all three solo guitars) is lovely. More on the
> intuitive side, at least so it sounds for the electric guitar(s), which
> befits the piece. It reminds me a bit of Carlos Santana - especially in
> the last section.
> Well the mixing of the drums wouldn't have been my choice, but then it
> wasn't me putting God only knows how many hours into that piece. So I
> shut my trap. :-)
> All in all: Throw part 2 at us. Or wait, perhaps first continue
> Lovatnet, which you left hanging, with what - I believe - they call a
> cliff hanger. Can you hear the imminent golumph of me disappearing in
> the river. :-)
> Thanks for sharing this!
> Kindly yours
> Julien
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