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petal
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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: Pulsar Effects<BR> copyright © 2002 Thomas Jeppesen<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> All sounds originate from a small piece of elctrical noise emitted from my old SB.live soundcard, the kind of noise/hum you will hear fx from a guitar-amp or a razor. I have used a waveeditor to pitch one of the samples that I use up, the rest of the samples are manipulated and generated within Reason.

I have tried to master this one using the SFP-mixer and effects - but I need help doing it. So if someone could please give me some direction regarding mastering like: what sounds right and what sounds wrong, then I would be grateful, and be able to master PowerSearch2 and PowerSearch3.

Cheers!
Thomas :smile:


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On 2002-11-06 08:15, Petal wrote:
All sounds originate from a small piece of elctrical noise
Amazing! Quite a nice experiment, and at the same time very musical.
What mastering? it sounds good!!
May be some reverb on one or another sound, but stuff like this often wins with clean 'honest' presentation (taking delay as part of the sound).
And cheap as well, you don't need a synth :lol:
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Hi Hubird

Thanks for your kind review, although you did kind of loose me in those last two sentences...?

Just for the record, this one has been "mastered", but it is my first attempt at mastering a track, and I feel that I can get more out of this with the right kind of advice.

Cheers!
Thomas :smile:

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Post by paulrmartin »

This is quite good. Kinda Drum and Bass Eno...
Are we listening?..
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Post by coc999 »

an aquatic and sweet ambience :smile:
i can't say more:)
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Post by cook »

I love it.

I add it quickly to my compilation of the very best of PlanetZ-Music!

Chris certainly would be able to give some advice :wink:

Meanwhile check out his workshop if you haven't already:
http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... forum=21&6
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Post by borg »

great track!!! i like it a lot, and it sounds really good to me, too.

nice minimal track with beautiful sounds. imho maybe a bit too long. a drop of the beat somewhere at 2/3rd of the song and a new sound would help. and a long feedback on a short delay with EQ would be cool. i can hear it in my head :wink:

very nice.
andy
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