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: Prog<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: Pulsar Effects,Pulsar Mixers,Pulsar Synths,03R/W MU90 Cubase effects<BR> copyright © 2002 by Herr Voigt<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> A ballad from my prog-rock-CD. Some of you may hear to much sentiment, other may like it. I felt a big pleasure during creating.
The terrible cymbals are a result of mp3; the wav-file sounds much better.
Der Tod der Liebenden
I decoded it with wavelab so i heard the wav.file.The song is very artistic ,the text is very lyric and complicated(positiv i mean)
at all very narative, it can build pictures ,
the churchorgan is very impressive.
I like it very much ,very very nice work.
Oh, maybe the voice can be a little bit to present, to loud maybe.Here and there i wished some mistery with the voice...But you phrased and spoked it very nice .
at all very narative, it can build pictures ,
the churchorgan is very impressive.
I like it very much ,very very nice work.
Oh, maybe the voice can be a little bit to present, to loud maybe.Here and there i wished some mistery with the voice...But you phrased and spoked it very nice .
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paulrmartin
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Oh LOOK! Someone else seems to think the same thing as me about MP3's....On 2003-03-27 19:14, Herr Voigt wrote:
The terrible cymbals are a result of mp3; the wav-file sounds much better.
Being a prog rock fanatic(I'm such a nerd) I can't say that I would call this prog rock. But then, one cannot judge a prog rock album from its slower tunes.
This is nicely done nonetheless
Are you the singer?Are we listening?..
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Herr Voigt
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Thank you, guys!!!
Your replies are encouraging me, really! Especially with this track I wasn't sure to put it into this forum, or not? But if only a few people like it, I am very happy.
Submarine, the presence of the vocals is a very difficult thing. I showed an earlier mix to a good friend of mine (a woman I work together for many years with) and she wanted to hear the vocals more in the foreground. But she is a dramaturg at theatre and so she gives the spoken and understandable word absolute priority ...
The lyrics are, as in the 2 last tracks I posted, by Georg Heym. I could never write such fantastic verses.
Paul, it was a special joy to read your reply, cos I like your downloaded music, too. You have a similar romantic soul as me, I think. Yes, I am the singer.
Prog rock or not, I think, you agree with me, it doesn't matter. It's much more important, that you and other people like it.
So I continue happily with my work.
Yours Thomas
Your replies are encouraging me, really! Especially with this track I wasn't sure to put it into this forum, or not? But if only a few people like it, I am very happy.
Submarine, the presence of the vocals is a very difficult thing. I showed an earlier mix to a good friend of mine (a woman I work together for many years with) and she wanted to hear the vocals more in the foreground. But she is a dramaturg at theatre and so she gives the spoken and understandable word absolute priority ...
The lyrics are, as in the 2 last tracks I posted, by Georg Heym. I could never write such fantastic verses.
Paul, it was a special joy to read your reply, cos I like your downloaded music, too. You have a similar romantic soul as me, I think. Yes, I am the singer.
Prog rock or not, I think, you agree with me, it doesn't matter. It's much more important, that you and other people like it.
So I continue happily with my work.
Yours Thomas