Critique my music . . .

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Critique my music . . .

Post by zfigz » Wed Jan 18, 2006 4:49 pm

you can check out some of my tunes at www.grassnose.com - advice would be greatly appreciated as I have only been making music for the last year via computers and with Live only the last 7 months or so.

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Re: Critique my music . . .

Post by krank » Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:17 pm

zfigz wrote:you can check out some of my tunes at www.grassnose.com - advice would be greatly appreciated as I have only been making music for the last year via computers and with Live only the last 7 months or so.

thanks
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I think it sounds interesting. What are the ideas behind it? Do the pieces tell stories?

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Re: Critique my music . . .

Post by ilia » Wed Jan 18, 2006 7:53 pm

zfigz wrote:you can check out some of my tunes at www.grassnose.com - advice would be greatly appreciated as I have only been making music for the last year via computers and with Live only the last 7 months or so.

thanks
zfigz
I like it. Reminds be of The Books. What are you techniques for samples etc.?

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the story...

Post by zfigz » Wed Jan 18, 2006 10:27 pm

Nice to know someone else is enjoying it...besides me :P . . .

As for if my tracks convey stories...the tracks where I used various dialogue samples I used them to give it a beginning, middle, and an end. Like on Best of Kin and Packaged Ice Cream they kind of tell a story in a way.

With Rabbit's Foot I tried to stop using so many voice samples and hopefully without them it still has some kind of structure.

Could anyone give me any tips on how I might improve my tracks?

thanks

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Re: the story...

Post by krank » Wed Jan 18, 2006 11:29 pm

zfigz wrote:Nice to know someone else is enjoying it...besides me :P . . .

As for if my tracks convey stories...the tracks where I used various dialogue samples I used them to give it a beginning, middle, and an end. Like on Best of Kin and Packaged Ice Cream they kind of tell a story in a way.

With Rabbit's Foot I tried to stop using so many voice samples and hopefully without them it still has some kind of structure.

Could anyone give me any tips on how I might improve my tracks?

thanks
I don't even know if I would think of your pieces in terms of 'tracks'. To me, that term signifies a more conventional outlet - 'tunes', if you will. You seem to be into soundscapes, audio storytelling in a broader sense.

Are you looking for any particular kind of criticism?

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Post by martian » Thu Jan 19, 2006 8:42 am

not kicking enuff innit?

lots of nice never ending intro's... nice guitar picking's

u bin smoking weed? :P

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Post by zfigz » Thu Jan 19, 2006 9:26 am

Hehe, well...there were no guitar pickings in any of my tracks and yes I've been smoking a lot of pot lately. I'm cutting back and starting to study some music theory, maybe that will help with the never ending intros.

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Post by martian » Thu Jan 19, 2006 1:28 pm

maybe go onto pandora.com and see if there's any orb basslines u like..

i did listen to the whole track of the first one - thou I actually started to play track one first.

reminded me of a bit of scanner or summat?

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