[LAU] Fwd: Re: My 'works in progress' made with linux

From: julien bodd <julien.lociuro@email-addr-hidden>
Date: Wed Apr 18 2007 - 22:07:04 EEST

Hi,

> after typing this up i realised it may come across as being harsh in
> parts. that definitely isn't my intention.

Thank you so much for your suggestions !
They are really really really constructive.
This really helps me a lot to start working on some of them.

All of your suggestion are effective. When it comes to drums, I know
the almost all sound crap, that's because a rythm for me could be a
starting point (something just like a tempo) for creativity. Now, I
indeed need to really make good drums of them.

Again thank you for so many comments!! It must have spent a lot of time!

Julien.

> just listened to the first few so far, just a few comments..
>
> the piano sounds are really atmospheric, and really draw you in. the
> 'bass drum' detracts from this a bit slightly though, sounds too
> artificial and lifeless, as well as a tad noisy. if the track were more
> 'rough and nasty' it might work, but i think it needs something more
> subtle or organic.
> the 'guitar' in arise sounds great, needs to have the bottom end
> tightened up a fair bit, but apart from that, the track sounds
> brilliant. could really turn into something great.resurrection needs a
> more realistic and less distorted guitar(ish) sound though, and the
> drums might need some variation when the pad sounds drop out more.
> not a huge fan of blurry, sorry. just a taste thing though.
> happy stars sounds nice, but i think the pad sounds needs to warm up a
> bit (less top end, more low mids) to blend better with the other synth.
> heavenly sounds awesome :) love the drum loop (might be my thom yorke
> fan-ness though) :)
> melancholic paranoid sounds really good, needs a bit more work with the
> mixing, but thats about it.
> beatronica sadness sounds great through headphones. might be a bit stark
> on speakers, but i'm only guessing.
> i like the changeover in fish, very effective.
> not sure what i think of oriental, but the 'bass drum' again seems out
> of place a bit. i think it is just too flat (dynamics wise) a sample or
> recording.
> rainbow drops would make a great build up to something.
> i like 'shall we dance on the post-rock floor'. if it were me i'd make
> it even 'darker' and more muffled, but thats a taste thing again, sounds
> great how it is.
> the intro in tribal and the rythm is brilliant. you should use the
> djembe in more of the songs, i think the contrast between that and the
> electronic instruments is really effective.
> didn't like the second version of it as much - a bit too processed. the
> flange/phase on the djembe is interesting though.
> walk along with my soul sounds great. i'd make the breath more noise a
> tad more subtle and not change the volume levels of the voices so much,
> but i think this might be my favourite.
> bon voyage doesn't seem to meld the djembe and the electronics as well
> as tribal and the rythm, but the voices/djembe sound great. the
> electronics fit better once the voices start actually, it's only the
> start that doesn't seem to fit quite right to me anyway.
> i think the drums in sea call are trying to figure out if they want to
> be more defined or more distorted. maybe trying to blend a clean/crisp
> drum sound with that sound more distorted might give more of that
> distortion sound but still retain definition (its quite a common
> technique in electronic music especially to blend a number of drum
> samples at once)
> in the snow is interesting. definitely needs something else with it
> though, but certainly shows promise
> the intro to what have we done? is nice and atmospheric again. reminds
> me of a black and white french film :) i think the 'choir' sounds need
> to be changed to a much more organic sound (i know that's probably a
> logistics thing though :) i didn't think i liked the bird sounds at
> first, but i changed my mind - especially when the drum sound kicks in.
> this french film sure looks interesting now... actually i'd love to hear
> this with the choir sound replaced by just one girl's voice (doing the
> same thing) that isn't quite perfect.. that would be really unsettling.
>
> oh, it seems i got to the end of them, and i was only going to comment
> on the first few :)
>
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