Do You Like Classical Music?

[missionseeker]

I listened to it multiple times, lol. I loved it!

Do you have the one at the gate of Kiev?? That one's my favorite.

[jeffpugh]

That's a great movement I like the Hut of Baba Yaga... that's intense

[AgnosticExtremist]

Dear Phat Masses

Not too sure about this whole RSS feed or what I'm supposed to do with it, but [url="http://www.switchpod.com/p14817.html"]Here[/url] is where I will be uploading the rest. Hopefully it works, it was down when I tried to access it myself (a very good sign).

Anyways, just thought I'd give you a bit of background on the songs. I try to add something unique to each f the tracks so that they don't all sound the same. For the second movement, (the first one I posted) one of the tracks is of me laughing, heavily processed and then run through a vocoder with a guitar playing the notes. Vocoder, or talkbox was made famous mostly by Peter Frampton (Do you feel?) and Daft Punk (Stronger Faster Better Whatever) and it really gives the voice an interesting effect.

For the one I (hopefully) just posted, the beginning is my heartbeat, through a stephascope into the mic, and processed through a vocoder so that it actually has different tones. It takes the place of a violin intro that was actually quite beautiful. Later on my heartbeat gets mixed in with some drums, creating what I think is what the Devil's heartbeat might sound like, which isn't too different because I'm liberal to begin with.
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I'll probably post about once a week, as I recently acquired a brand new sample library, Kontakt 2, which I'm still trying to set up properly. Good thing I'm running a mac, as it actually knows what I want to do, and does it for me.

Cheers!
AgnosticExtremist

Edited April 9, 2008 by AgnosticExtremist

[jeffpugh]

nice