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at0m
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This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Electronic<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: all of it<BR> copyright © 2002 magne & at0mic<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> AC-19 (6:55)
AC from Aleize and Contest.
19th project version.

Magne sent me the Aleize song (done in Reason) in september, but I was working on a Contest song with MC-505 as sequencer, no other soft than SFP. Later I mangled both and merged the skelets of the songs.

The first synths are Reason's Subtractor, after 3:10 they're backed up by Inferno and Bluesynth, plus Plasma samples. Only SFP effects were used, way too much for me to recall.

There's some parts that aren't yet as I wish them to be, I need to concentrate the song a little more. But I hope you already like some of it.

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Post by rodos1979 »

Hello :smile:

I quite like it as it is at the moment. It contains some good ideas and it creates indeed an "atmoshpere" (a mood). I like the sliding figure and its sound.
In my opinion, you could try some (or all of the following) that may (or may not!) improve it:
- shorten it a bit or develop its ideas.
- its atmosphere gives a feeling of a bomb; very powerful; full of tension, ready to explode...but you dont let it explode. (I hope you understand what I mean). Especially, a very weak point in the piece is around 2:30-2:40. The listener is expecting this "explosion", something loud, and tense, but instead of building up the tension and fullfiling his wish, you let him down (at least me).
Basically, rethink the form of the piece again, make it a bit shorter, concentrate it and have a more logical tension build-up in its form. Try to give a bit of more "space" to some of the sounds too (reverb).
I hope I didnot sound too critical :smile:

Thank you :smile:

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