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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: Absynth Kontakt M-Tron Pulsar effects/mixer<BR> copyright © 2002 Christian Werner<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> This track is confused like myself, I used the Absynth on most of the pads and soundscapes.
I forced some Tibet Horns through a Doppler Effect, I like the result very much.
The M-Tron works on some effects, choir and plays the Roxy String Melody.
Drums, Congas and Guitar came out of the Kontakt. The Bluesman gave pressure to the guitar.

To every conga player: Please be patient with my conga play, I´ve tried this my first time.

Hope you like my confusion
Cheers

sounds to me like some older pink floyd tracks from album meddle (one of these days, echoes...), or earlier (bike, astronomy domine, interstellar overdrive...).
i mean it's similar atmosphere.
i think that's to much "rumble" (lower than 40hz) in 1/2 part of song.

Aaargh, I´ve forgot to cut the low frequences.
You are right, I thought on PinkFloyds´ Echos during I played.


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: ChrisWerner on 2002-10-09 11:05 ]</font>

neat-o, matey.

good vibe/atmosphere too it. the hand percussion did not really do much for me - too simple - as you say, you need to work on that.

come to the USA and we can drum together to the sunset at the ledges by my house - it is beautiful and inspiring. ahhhhhh

You make me pry, algo...
Druming in the sunset, T-Shirts, here the winter has begun...

I can hear the Echoes influence too. It also reminded me of Faust in the early stages.
It's not my favourite CW track I must admit but some of it was superb. I thought it was a bit too long in places and the hi-hats were overused. As I've said before though - the apprecntice shouldn't judge the master's work!
The mellotron choirs late into the track though are absolutely stunning. For some strange reason they remind me of Phase 3 (Ron Boots and Ian Boddy) and possibly Synesthesia or Redshift.
Nice experimental music again