pk said:
that is really freaky and good. the guitar sound is ace i guess it is a sample?DJWrongspeed said:designed to stick into my dj sets so might be a bit incomprehensible but anyhow here goes> stirfry echoes
Aaaah. I like, but what happened to the other one!!? It was v.tasty.chooch said:I have a new one on my myspace site. Not sure it´s finished, but....
It´s called ´Benthic´
http://www.myspace.com/inflatablemusic
It's just resting.copliker said:Aaaah. I like, but what happened to the other one!!? It was v.tasty.![]()
chazegee said:I've just "excited" a load of old tunes with those plugins.
Quite nice result![]()
www.myspace.com/feelmymethod
rutabowa said:that is really freaky and good. the guitar sound is ace i guess it is a sample?
chazegee said:Made this one last week, it sounded great at the time, but now It sounds a bit like Status Quo versus Whigfield![]()
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www.myspace.com/chazegee it's called big balls remix
Smoky said:No not a new toy by those creative minds over at fisher price, but my first tune of the genre and my first tune in a year. For some reason the hihats sound a bit odd on myspace but they don't sound like that when played normally. Anyway feedback is appreciated and add me as a pal if you like, i've only just done this page and am seriously lacking as you will see.
www.myspace.com/slofe
boing! said:sounds fucking heavy mate. the only things I'd say is a couple of the samples sound a bit gated- that big roll for instance, maybe sustain them a bit so it gives it more flow. I like the rustly drums although i imagine some people would be staring at the speakers a bit if you played it on a big system. wicked tune though overall.![]()
The daf is a type of frame drum that is depicted in many Persian miniatures and has reliefs from centuries ago. Although it appears at first sight to be a relatively simple instrument, the daf has the potential of producing intricate rhythmic patterns and sounds. The daf is equipped with metal rings on the inside which add a jingle effect to the sound. The frame is covered with goat-skin.
The santur is a three-octave wooden-hammered dulcimer with seventy-two strings which are arranged on adjustable tuning pegs in eighteen quadruple sets, nine (bronze) in the low register, and nine (steel) in the middle register.
The Santur can be made from various kinds of wood (walnut, rosewood, betel palm, etc.) depending on the desired sound quality. The front and the back of the instrument are connected by soundposts whose positions play an important role in the sound quality of the instrument.
Although the santur is very old, it was neither depicted in miniatures, nor presented in any other medium until the nineteenth century.
The Ney, which is probably the oldest pitched instrument known to man, is an oblique rim blown reed flute with five finger holes in front and one thumb hole in the back. One of the principle instruments of Traditional Persian Music, the ney has a range of two and a half octaves. The upper end is covered by a short brass cylinder which is anchored in the tiny space between the upper incisives of the player. Sound is produced when a stream of air is directed by the tongue toward the opening of the instrument. In this way, sound is produced behind the upper teeth, inside the mouth, which gives the ney a distinct timbre than that of the sound produced by the lips on
pk said:
Stayed with me for a good few minutes. Imvho, there some very nice bits to it. The 3 note start to the guitaury bit sounded good imvhoxenon_2 said:Couple of sound tracky type things I'm working on here. MP3 streams.
One's a bit sparse and I think the other's a little boring.
The Watch
Dr_Herbz said:
hitechlolife said:A track i was working on last night, i managed to get this much on cd before logic crashed.
<a href='http://www.sendspace.com/file/vsv6tp'>http://www.sendspace.com/file/vsv6tp