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![]() | Axgrinder said 595 days ago |
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Hey, thats all I ever wanted to do! Well....Throw in some cars, girls and motorcycles! Music always first and foremost, of course. This one is kinda sad and dreary but in a cool sort of way. I dig the keyboard and effects. I would like to throw some screaming solos on top of it. I think I shall down load it and try some out! I'll put it back when I'm done, promise! Nice work. |
![]() | deputydoofy said 595 days ago |
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Tragedy Did those evil humans hurt the nice, friendly monster again? "And crawling on the planet's face, some insects called the human race. Lost in time. Lost in space... and meaning." |
![]() | Warren Smith said 595 days ago |
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Death train Well - my listening-brain took my train of thought in a different direction ... from the power of suggestion ... as you mentioned "Memorial Day" and "don't want to forget" in the description ... for me it became a funeral piece ... a lament for those that have gone before us. Those gritty sounds become the claws of death scratching at our psyches ... or even crows or ravens crawing among the graves. No matter the literal interpretation ... it comes across as a very somber production. |
![]() | The Infinites said 595 days ago |
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I'm thinking Schindler's List. Not depressing - ultra-thought provoking. Good work. Jim |
![]() | SmokeyVW said 595 days ago |
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and now for something completely different awww... poor beast. this is a job for the audio speeder upper - i'm intrigued just what that sound back there actually is... very somber mood thanks what *is* that sound? |
![]() | Kren said 595 days ago |
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where's the Popcorn? This is a movie theme for sure!! good job |
![]() | Dj French Toast said 595 days ago |
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I see a french guy slowly walking through the woods eating an apple and laughing out loud at the sillyness of life ! I love this alot great song ! |
![]() | michael2 said 595 days ago |
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in case anyone is wondering what I did on this one: the horrible house piano loop is now that slow organ-ish sound in the background. I reassigned it to an organ sound in the Eve soft-synth that is available free online. the train sound I reversed, slowed down the speed and pitch and then EQ'ed all the bass out of it. the sine wave sounds are all the Eve synth, the Cello is the Fitch cello sound (also free online), and the main melody is played on the pop flute at the bottom end of the keyboard. thanks for all of your comments and for listening to my first ever Loop It or Lose It attempt. |
![]() | dajama said 595 days ago |
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Nice This is totally out of left field. It's fascinating for its origins, but also very cool in and of itself. Talk about moody. The war is over - survey the smoking battlefield...Nice work. Peace. |
![]() | VicDiesel said 594 days ago |
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Cool This track is so cool, it's almost frozen. You get a very chilly atmosphere by slowing everything down this far. That organ gives a nice spooky touch, and the occasional rattles (is that the train?) add a degree of random perturbations. Good stuff. Victor. |
![]() | Monkaton said 592 days ago |
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Bittersweet Beast Well there goes old Godzillar into the pond. He can't catch a break, much less a fish. Very nice mood and use of instruments on this one. I liked it. |
![]() | damiengh said 590 days ago |
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Oh no, Look! Gawdzihilla! NIce sounds. Capturing that sad feel of both the human fatalities and the torment of the monster's animal psyche. Why is everyone picking on me??? You really got this mood thing down. I'm going to feed my monster, you made me feel I was neglecting him. Thanks for the soundz. |
![]() | alfalpha said 590 days ago |
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a nice job... ...of loop manipulation. It's wonderful how you transformed the piano into a harmonium-like sound, very appropriate for this 'Monster Dirge'. The train sounds as though through poor Godzilla's ears- an insignificant little mass of metal! ;) Poor little fella! ...and an excellent job btw, Michael! Cheers, Alf |
![]() | chikoppi said 588 days ago |
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Mellow/Dramatic The high-pitched, quavering chords really invoke a often used B-movie sound effect. The melody is so sombre. This seems like the scene wherein the scientists gather around the monster's fallen hulk, the little boy runs up to sob uncontrollably, and all humanity regrets their collective innability to live in peace with that which they do not understand. "In destroying this great beast we failed to kill the monster, General Cho. For the real monster is within us all." |
![]() | Heightened said 377 days ago |
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Really like that organ playing. Wish I could do something with an organ. |
















slowing this down so far is great - the ho tevering organ sound and slow lead are really mesmerizing. I'm guessing I hear some bit crushed train scratchin at my cranium. Oddly enough - I made a second piece for the challenge that's titled "What the new King Kong might have sounded like if it weren't such a terrible movie".
Papa Godzilla - too much.