yoko - 16-8-2006 at 16:02
i did a composition for mexican painter frida kahlo
hear it in my myspace page
and tell me if:
you love it
you think it's vomitiv
you don't even care
[Edited on 26-9-2006 by yoko]
aquagoat - 17-8-2006 at 07:43
Cool nice thing, reminds me of Dead can dance sometimes. Plus, Batman is your friend so I can't really criticize you....
BBP - 17-8-2006 at 09:26
That's nice! About as good as you can get with a synthesizer!
yoko - 17-8-2006 at 15:37
thanks for the positive comments,
dead can dance uh? is that good?
i've only heard a composition from them in a theater play,
well, first of all i must say that batman is a poor traumatised boy,
he doesn't harm anyone, but he prepare some exelent margaritas and do the dish washing...
about the synth thing, yeah, it's not a synth but a sampler or more precisely,
a rompler but you're right, same artificial thing anyway, affording a orchestra to
record is pretty expensive, but the sounds are there, though...
scallopino - 22-8-2006 at 14:28
you have three out of three "i love its". how did you get the woman's voice near the end? if it's a sample, who is it? sometimes it sounds very real
and other times quite synthetic. just wondering. it's a great piece.
yoko - 22-8-2006 at 17:38
thanks scallop,
it's a sample indeed,
in fact it's a free one for sampletank plugin owners,
the patch is called "soprano ahh"
percussions are from the "reason" program,
everything else is from sampletank,
i did it in protools with reason rewired to it,
the squetches for the composition i wrote them in sibelius music writing program
and exported it as a midi file to reason and protools