Re: [LAU] Ascension: Music made in Linux

I must admit, I quite like what I'm hearing - but then, I'm a bit of
an industrial fan. (...In that I remove vast quantities of fumes from
factories, yes.) However, it does sound to me as though something
horrible happened on the way to the upload - perhaps an endianism
error? Because I can't actually hear anything even resembling bass
frequencies, aside from a buzz that sounds like clipping, let alone a
progressive bassline; and I instantly recognised the "ultrasound
heartbeat" comment.

But honestly, if what I heard is what you intended me to hear, and
what you described above, then I want some of what you've been
smoking.

On 30/01/2010, Patrick Shirkey <pshirkey@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> On 01/30/2010 11:26 AM, Diego Simak wrote:
>> Hi Patrick,
>> I've downloaded and listen to it completely.
>>
>> Did you said that this track was considered in the tech house genre?
>> BR
>> Diego
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> I said that *I* consider it in that genre. I also said it was a raw
> uprocessed cut and asked for people to test it on their system and if
> they could be bothered to find a way to make it sound cleaner to let me
> know what they did.
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> Defining genres for experimental synthesis pieces is a minefield. I
> thought that everyone round here was already aware of that and would
> approach this as more of a puzzle with an open perspective considering
> the lead in I attempted to give.
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> Patrick Shirkey
> Boost Hardware Ltd
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Received on Sat Jan 30 12:15:02 2010