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2 New Songs

Post by avatarzero » Sat Mar 15, 2008 8:36 pm

Check out ADayTooFar and AeroBreak now online at http://www.myspace.com/bryanboonemusic

ADayTooFar is a dark re-imagining of the song "Too Far for a Day Trip" by my cousin's band Drives Like a Dream http://www.myspace.com/driveslikeadream. The song features guitar and vocal elements from the original.

AeroBreak was written with Justin Seal.

Cheers,

Bryan

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Post by shovel love » Sat Mar 15, 2008 10:46 pm

the spacy metallic sound starts to get a little annoying in aerobreak.
outside of that, i dig the sounds. the dissonance in aerobreak works - the plucked strings are also pretty harsh. the arrangement is great, though the intro is almost too ambient. the song works once everything has been introduced.

adaytoofar couldn't hold me - 40 seconds in and nothing was really going on, even for an ambient track.

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Post by avatarzero » Sun Mar 16, 2008 4:20 pm

shovel love wrote:the spacy metallic sound starts to get a little annoying in aerobreak.
outside of that, i dig the sounds. the dissonance in aerobreak works - the plucked strings are also pretty harsh. the arrangement is great, though the intro is almost too ambient. the song works once everything has been introduced.

adaytoofar couldn't hold me - 40 seconds in and nothing was really going on, even for an ambient track.
Thanks for the feedback and the very specific criticism.

I assume the "spacey metallic" sound is the pad. I personally like it, but if it's too much for others I'll go in and see if it can be toned down without losing the sizzle I was trying to inject.

Listening on my DJ headphones I can see that the piano loop might be a bit bright, especially on different monitors or speakers. I'll tweak them down a bit. I think I have a tendency to like thinks a bit brighter than most. I'm always turning up highs on other people's mixes because I think their too low. I guess that's my particular wiring or hearing. I do have a hearing disorder, hell of a thing to have for music!

I look at shortening the beginning of the mix. My fear was being to straight to point on a song I was trying to be more chilled with.

ADayTooFar might just not be ready. Perhaps some more editing.


Thanks again,

- Bryan

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Post by Grappadura » Mon Mar 17, 2008 9:14 am

Nice. I like aero break, it has a lot of "room", I mean the sounds are well placed in the mix.

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Post by avatarzero » Mon Mar 17, 2008 10:36 pm

Grappadura wrote:Nice. I like aero break, it has a lot of "room", I mean the sounds are well placed in the mix.
Thanks for the compliment. :D

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Post by dn83 » Tue Mar 18, 2008 11:01 pm

Cool stuff -- the sounds at the beginning of aDayTooFar remind me of recordings of pulsars and auroral activity. I like the atmosphere in AeroBreak, it brings to mind a clear, starry summer night. After the Sleepy Dark is cool too!

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Post by avatarzero » Wed Mar 19, 2008 1:05 am

dn83 wrote:Cool stuff -- the sounds at the beginning of aDayTooFar remind me of recordings of pulsars and auroral activity. I like the atmosphere in AeroBreak, it brings to mind a clear, starry summer night. After the Sleepy Dark is cool too!
Thanks DN! I'm glad you like them. :D

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Post by velureautonomy » Wed Mar 19, 2008 1:37 am

the beat in a day to far is pretty tight

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Post by avatarzero » Wed Mar 19, 2008 1:57 am

velureautonomy wrote:the beat in a day to far is pretty tight
Velure,

Thanks for the complement! :D I feel I learned something new on that one.

P.S. I grabbed your site from your signature and hit play. Nice textures and beats; I love the details and arrangements.

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Post by velureautonomy » Wed Mar 19, 2008 1:59 am

the notes and the feel of earthworms are really nice and enveloping. The beat also flows very well. very cool song overall.

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Post by Via Negitiva » Sat Mar 29, 2008 7:55 am

nice man! I really liked the sprawl in adaytoofar - there's a lot going on but it's all very subtle.

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Post by numerotre » Sat Mar 29, 2008 1:44 pm

Nice stuff
i like it

you could check out oem quartet (free download here: http://www.inv3rno.com) from italy, they're great (i dont know them personally, so i'm not spamming, i just happen to like them and they are similar to what you do)

I'll add you as a friend on myspace then :)

Again, very well done, i am enjoying your playlist right now, thx.

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Post by avatarzero » Sat Mar 29, 2008 9:20 pm

Via Negitiva wrote:nice man! I really liked the sprawl in adaytoofar - there's a lot going on but it's all very subtle.
Thank you. :D

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Post by avatarzero » Sat Mar 29, 2008 9:23 pm

numerotre wrote:Nice stuff
i like it

you could check out oem quartet (free download here: http://www.inv3rno.com) from italy, they're great (i dont know them personally, so i'm not spamming, i just happen to like them and they are similar to what you do)

I'll add you as a friend on myspace then :)

Again, very well done, i am enjoying your playlist right now, thx.
Thanks for the complement :D Also, thanks for the Myspace add and suggested listening. I like what I've heard so far.

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