Your singing voice really is... something else! XD So this is how you sound hmm... the audio quality really isn't bad though. Can't help wonder what a serious take on this would've sounded like...
Loved this song too.
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Your singing voice really is... something else! XD So this is how you sound hmm... the audio quality really isn't bad though. Can't help wonder what a serious take on this would've sounded like...
Loved this song too.
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Nah trust me my serious singing voice anint that good
This wasn't bad! Smooth, ambient as you say... the loop's working well too. Putting that in the middle lets you hear it even when the new player doesn't. Clever. Good stuff.
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I have no idea what the reference is about so I must write this and ask. It's cinematic for sure but... well, maybe something for a horror movie. I like the rustling sounds. Very foreboding.
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This is pretty spooky! Nice work with this. Lots of variation too. It's a cool and unorthodox groove; a structure that flutters like ghosts behind shutters... bit much on the loudness but overall it's the perfect Halloween House thing.
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I liked this one. It's nice and ambient at the start, has a few shifts, goes into a few different types of music.
There's a tribal tone to it too. Exotic. It feels like you're sailing or journeying somewhere, and it's just really relaxing and soothing. I don't feel like it goes the way you expect it to go either. It jumps a bit and keeps you entertained all the way through, and though it end suddenly... it feels just right too. Not bad!
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I Wish i though about the ending a bit more to be honest. these kind of just serve as me staying active in my craft, trying new ideas and testing music.
I do this to see the reaction of these different ideas, to see how they are persevered and the feedback it greatly appreciated
Thank you
I'm glad you like it
That's a pretty talented cat! XD
I like the vibe here, very uplifting, and the tone of the audio's so light and bright too.
There was a phase there when it was just doing the same thing I was almost starting to get a bit annoyed with it, but it jumps a bit, and towards the end when the piano really starts rolling: it's really great. Love the energy.
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Seems like this turned out pretty good after all. :) I totally missed the 'how I came up with Inktober for audio' question though, basically: I really want to focus more on audio, and felt like this could be the perfect springboard into more of that. Thorough one-month warm-up/practice session, written by hand as to fulfill the ink-based requirements. But then again people are doing digital art for the real thing too so what's really real anymore?!
Thanks again for having me! Twas quite the experience.
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Beautiful. Considering the spooky thing I was expecting some kind of foreboding setting, some brooding, some jumpscare, something... but this was refreshingly classy and clean. Yet I'd probably be pretty unnerved if this played in an empty house, shadows playing in the windows, an empty chandelier shining brightly through the haze... makes for an almost magical kind of setting, yet a spooky ambience all the same.
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Thank you very much!
Very gritty! Love this. Somewhat reminds me of some oldskool NG music too, not sure from where... a menu selection? Pico's School...? Sounds somewhat iconic.
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Thanks for the review! Yeah, I can see that...
This was pretty dope! Mind if I record something on this real quick? Would GronmonSE mind (hey is that another Swede I see)? I love the vibe.
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Go for it! No, he won't mind. Haven't spoken to him in about a decade though. GronmonSE is from Nicaragua.
Bamboo Shoots!
Age 35, Male
Poet/Designer/Etc
ACCOMPLISHED
Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04