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 | Cameron said 116 days ago |
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i must be tripping... This is a very provocative track; the relentless drone reminded me somewhat of shamanistic drumming. After I got past the initial irritation of the constant sound, it started to transport me to another dimension. But then it ended. I wonder what it would be like if you went off in another musical direction after this section? Great stuff. Like a journey. |
 | kassia said 116 days ago |
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hulusi Very haunting, but gorgeous. I'm unfamiliar with the hulusi and read your description of it with interest. I really love the sound of the instrument - along with all the atmospheric sounds you've added. I agree with Cameron, definitely had the effect of a sort of meditational droning - transporting me into another space of mind. Could have gone on for much longer. Thanks for sharing this. |
 | magnatone said 116 days ago |
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if you lived vic - this is incredible! what gorgeous, sad, droning tones - just mesmerizing. this is really good work! |
 | Rocha Malhada said 116 days ago |
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nice Is all of this the chinese hulusi? The drone is quite strong, if that's what I'm hearing alone, almost a synthy sound in it. How do you mic this? really cool, thanks . - Harold |
 | dajama said 115 days ago |
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This is haunting A very evocative, entrancing sound, and a very interesting instrument. Nicely done, playing that! I have to say, I'm with Cameron as far as wondering what this might be like if it turned into something else. Not a criticism, but this feels to me like a killer intro to something. Great sound and production. Very cool. Nicely done. Peace. |
 | Ibstrat said 115 days ago |
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Really beautiful and interesting music.I never know what to expect from you which is great! |
 | BossHook said 115 days ago |
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A very intense backscape for the instrument. Are we moving down the river toward the mouth? Should I hold my breath? These are the feelings I get with this. Great drones on the instrument. |
 | ednetmonkey said 115 days ago |
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interesting I'd take more of the same, It's an elongegated movement that transcends. thaks. |
 | michael2 said 114 days ago |
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i am very impressed by this piece. i love the hulusi, i'll have to do a little reed-ing about that one. sorry couldn't resist. excellent, nothing to say in the way of constructive criticism. |
 | Vic Holman said 114 days ago |
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the dawn of pipes great playing on that hulusi. never heard of it before but it's pretty cool. I like the droning with the synths as well. it has a bit of a P.F. Wish You Were Here vibe to it. It could of easily slipped into the instrumental section of that album. |
 | SmokeyVW said 113 days ago |
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haunting wow. this is so naturalistically spiritual and haunting i was thinking about an eagle soaring on the thermals... thanks |
 | egobandit said 112 days ago |
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the imagery Contemplative great for painting too thanks! |
 | Parichayaka said 112 days ago |
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Compelling Strangely intriguing and - sad - maybe, but moving forward. It's not an indulgent, passive sadness, the energy is almost tangible. Very interesting piece. Listened to it many times and really enjoy the intensity of it. Hope you will do more with these instruments. I like the contrasting qualities of the 'flutes' - both simple and ethereal as well as strong and uncompromising in their expression. |
 | Diviner said 111 days ago |
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Very good I like the build up, and the use of real instrument and synth certainly creates a great vibe and cool textures. Nice work Vic, the track (as everyone says) is meditative and introspective. Cool. |
 | Monkaton said 40 days ago |
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Very Well Played . . . The hulusi sounds like a difficult instrument to play, but you have executed this piece very well. The overall feel and dynamic of the music is haunting and spiritual. Thanks for posting this one. It is very good, indeed. |
what was that instrument again?
I love the stage you set up for it. Perfect combo of the "pipe" and the syths.