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 | thiscausticautumn said 100 days ago |
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quiet Very tranquil and inviting track. I love all the glitchy stuff in the background. Mixed with the underwater sensation RSorensen mentioned, it gives the notion that we're privy to a world we're not a part of. This is very, very cool. And no, I have yet to find a way to reverse things in Logic. -Rain |
 | five_extra_arms said 100 days ago |
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Phenomenon I thought for sure this was a left over from the cover challenge! A super reinterpretation of bud's astonishing "Phenomenon"!! Just kidding! I know that moment and I cherish it! Rock on m2, or in this case, enjoy the peace. Bob |
 | Doadars Uncle said 100 days ago |
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Interesting The pic implies underwater, to me. It's a sense I get when I pull my head underwater, the world of sound becomes muted and minimal. This is how I carried this tune when I heard it. I have two girls (older now), so I know what you are talking about with the quiet. Suddenly you can think! Nice. |
| Roca_Atomica said 100 days ago | |
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Excellent... sounds like being in an underwater world. In fact it reminds me of an ambient piece called, "World Beneath the Waves" or "Land Below the Waves" or something like that, by ... by ... I forget. This is professional level ambient. Very impressive. You can reverse in Logic by double clicking the section in the Arrange window. A new window will appear. Under the Functions menu, you can choose Reverse. |
 | Feter said 100 days ago |
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Finally Quiet Its deep as the ocean and its a very good experimental it could be very successful sound track ...always so thoughtful my friend ..thnx alot for sharin !!!! |
 | Lennon714 said 100 days ago |
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cool your ambient pieces are always so well executed. Always a solid balance. This was a great listen, thank you. |
 | Diviner said 99 days ago |
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Whoa This is really nice. Great sounds here and lots of interesting noises. Really good soundscapes. Nice one and thanks for sharing. |
 | guygrooves said 99 days ago |
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Dude!! All I can say is I am very glad I gave up drugs all those years ago. I had my new studio cans on and cranked when I started this. I am sure if I was still using, my poor lil brain would have completely melted down. This is truly a gorgeous piece. It looks like you are getting the swing of logic, cool isn't it? Till you start finding the little bugs that are really nothing but somewhat annoying. Great piece Michael. |
 | Jim Bouchard said 99 days ago |
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great! You can reverse things in Logic in the Sample Editor. Select the region you want to reverse and click on the Sample Editor button to open it in the Sample Editor window. Under the Functions menu in the Sample Editor, choose "Reverse". It's pretty easy and, dare I say, logical. I sort of figured it out on my own, but someday I'll get around to reading up on it because there's a lot of other functions there that seem pretty cool. I think there's a lot you can do in the Sample Editor. You can do also bounce the supatrigga'd track within logic (as a PCM file which creates an aif) and dragging that back into Logic (from the Media "Bin" tab, as long as you have the "Add to Bin" box checked in the bounce window) and editing the bounced supatrigga'd track in the Sample Editor window. But here I am showing my geekiness. I'm such a nerd. Anyway, your music is really great no matter how you make it. I wish I had your instincts for this stuff! |
 | Vic Holman said 99 days ago |
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auchtung baby oh man, i use to listen to stuff like this years ago. some german bands. jeez all the stuff I've lost track of over the years. like roca & jim said about the reverse. One thing though... if you cut and paste a part and reverse one piece, all of the duplicate parts will reverse as well. |
 | Char said 99 days ago |
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It is as if you are walking on the ocean floor. Sometimes you lie in a bathtub with your ears under the water and the water muffles all the sounds in the house. It is like getting back to the womb. Close your eyes, listen to this and you are safe and protected, once more. So relaxing. I loved it. Thank you. |
 | lavalamp said 99 days ago |
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Yep This is quite a piece of audio art, M2. Liked what you did here. Dave |
 | sloparts said 98 days ago |
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Doesn't take any energy to listen to this one Mike. It just lets you float above it all and relax. Very quieting piece my friend and it's going in iTunes and on my iPod. Thanks for sharing it Mike, Be well and be cool, Ed |
 | jiguma said 98 days ago |
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Beginning sounded like ... ...Yes. Very relaxed and involving creation Michael. Excellent build. Neil |
 | tempie said 98 days ago |
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relax, it won't hurt i'm going to loop this and play it in my office all day. i like all the odd noises, and I envy the fact that you are using Logic. |
 | egobandit said 97 days ago |
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Eno fripp Every listen to no pussyfooting. A relaxing piecs of music this is working real well for me since I just got home from work. As far as reverse I dont have logic . Always a good song with you thanks! |
 | LunaTrick said 96 days ago |
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ahh... The sonic vacuum that children leave behind eh? |
 | Parichayaka said 96 days ago |
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Impressive Just as beautiful, surreal, evocative and inspiring as the photo you picked. I admire the patience and subtlety it takes to create a track like that. You can almost see the wondrous creatures moving around in the sonic space you create here. Weightless. Very inspiring. |
 | Rocha Malhada said 96 days ago |
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Someone's still in the house... When I'm working at home, and the girls have all left for school and work, I often put the headphones on and listen to songs... Heh, stuff like this spooky piece invariably keeps me looking around & over my shoulder as I no longer feel alone... *shudders* . - Harold |
 | bud said 95 days ago |
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Frippin' cool piece Michael Reminds me a little of moebius/rodelius too. I like what you're up to with logic. Would you mind if I shared some of this with an editor I'm working with? |
 | drakonis said 78 days ago |
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to and fro very nice... I love the way you make the backward stuff create a kind of slow crescendo, but without the typical fall-off-the-cliff at the end, it softly decays again, and it is subdued so the glitches can flitter across it in their sparkly high-frequency brilliance... very crisp and evocative. Those sounds are really cool, very organic-sounding, and I love the unhurried, finally-quiet ending. Well done! ttfn, Drakonis |
 | ic42 said 78 days ago |
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insectica it is a dark evening on an alien world. a witch lives in a dodecahedron hut. it floats in a swamp world. there is a light on the house boat. there are many swamp insects that come to the light. some are strong, some are sick. they are confused and bounce against the light. it is interesting to watch them through the window. thank you for the view. 0x0 |
 | kassia said 78 days ago |
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you know I downloaded this when you posted it and have been listening to it on my iPod and never realized that I forgot to come back and comment! So sorry about that. I love this piece. So much texture to the sounds you chose. Like walking through a huge aquarium surrounded by the play of light and sound through water. I have no idea what all your words about the creation process mean, or how you manipulated things to get these sounds, but they're incredible, and put together very well. Production is excellent. I just love the diversity of your talent. Thanks for another great piece, michael. |
 | poodyglitz said 60 days ago |
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I'm Diggin' It! Peaceful. Placid. Playful. |
 | estellie said 49 days ago |
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Me and Mr. Eno I get pretty edgy sometimes and need to mellow out. Me and Mr. Eno have become good friends in that way. Your piece is beautiful and evocative. So multi-talented you are... |
 | Heightened said 15 days ago |
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Personally, I like your ambient/experimentals the best. And this one is superb! |
cool piece. appropriate picture too because I feel like I'm underwater when listening. great to draw to, thanks