7 Nov
2010
7 Nov
'10
12:29 p.m.
On Fri, November 5, 2010 12:03 am, Louigi Verona wrote:
Listened to it thanks to an ogg upload (flacs were way
too big in
filesize).
Interesting stuff. I liked the drum line - it has style. However, I did
miss
structure. In my opinion, not always does the monotone repetition is the
way
to go. Having a beat is already a little bit like structure, so you do
have
the beginnings of structure there. It was possible to introduce breaks and
then put the beat back on - those breaks could have helped the composition
evolve greatly.
Also, while drone music might basically be still for 70 minutes and not
introduce anything new, in this case I did not feel that what I heard in
the
beginning was full-filling enough.
Still, it is an interesting piece of work. I wonder how much of it is
unique
and how much of it is copy-paste.
All the noises except the drum track were generated synthetically.
The drum track uses the default hydrogen drum kit.
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Boost Hardware Ltd.
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