Totally Cool Site, Pushplay
#101 posted by
R.P.G. on 2004/07/03 00:45:20
And educational!
Bah.
#102 posted by biff_debris on 2004/07/03 01:35:58
It's all pop music to me.
Biff
#103 posted by
Kell on 2004/07/03 11:39:40
If it's too loud, YOU'RE TOO OLD!!11!!
Ok, Well It's About Time
#104 posted by
. on 2004/07/05 00:35:45
If anyone is interested, I need some honest crits on the demos I've done. If you see potential or think they straight out suck, let me know. They took about 6 months and I wrapped them up months ago. The "ante" stuff in the folder was for that Q1 mod I'd uh.. started, and the rest were just demos that I could've always spent alot more time on, but if I was gonna do that I'd of started my CD at that time. They were moreso ideas of where I might've wanted to go.
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http://www.thecarbonflaw.com/music/ (for some MP3's not at the next URL)
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http://www.soundclick.com/thecarbonflaw/
Thanks.
Kell
#105 posted by biff_debris on 2004/07/05 22:25:13
It's not too loud, it's just too lame =D
Dunno If I've Put This Up Before...
#106 posted by biff_debris on 2004/07/05 22:27:25
But here it is again, if so:
http://www.epitonic.com/
Free mp3s in all kinds of genres -- not much of that vapid pop faggotry, tho.
Cool!
#107 posted by
necros on 2004/07/06 01:06:22
thanks biff! there's some really good stuff there!
What Did Pop Faggotry Ever Do To You?
#108 posted by
Blitz on 2004/07/06 01:59:14
[nt]
It Made My World A Lot More Tedious
#110 posted by biff_debris on 2004/07/06 02:05:11
It's pointless, boring, annoying, and basically the equivalent of watching paint dry. It does nothing, says nothing, creates nothing -- it's worse than a campaigning politician who is facing a landslide -- it smacks of desperation, futility and ultimate forgetability. It is shit.
For You Music Nerds
#111 posted by
pope on 2004/07/06 02:09:11
yes you fric & blitz
I'm sure you're aware that most pop music has compressed waveforms in order to make them sound "better" over as many forms of media as possible (especially shitty radio & tv speakers) ... the interesting part comes into play where this type of compressed sound actually slows the listeners brain down and makes it more susceptible to opinions/advertising/messages etc...
thus making pop music and even more effective advertising tool than originally planned.
Heheh
#112 posted by biff_debris on 2004/07/06 02:10:24
Thank you, Special Agent Mulder.
Compression...
#113 posted by
Blitz on 2004/07/06 02:22:10
Doesn't do anything except make the the sound in question louder without actually raising the volume. While I don't know the physics behind it, I know that's what it does.
"Most pop music" is mixed at the same level as any other kind of music or else it would sound like a blaring TV ad (which utilizes compression by making the ad louder without actually making your volume louder.) Since the biggest pop stars have the best budgets, obviously they have the most experienced engineers, who wouldn't let the album go out sounding anything but perfect.
We already had an exhaustive conversation about "pop" music and what it entails and all I can say is that you should never dismiss any kind of music -- all music has something to say.
I agree that the Britney Spears and commercial hip hop/rap type crap has got to go -- simply because I can't respect the type of people who put out music solely to make money and gain fame.
Good pop music is the type where the artist's intention is to say something and make art for art's sake. Not every person in the world wants to listen to Plastikman or Whitehouse and they take their musical art in small, lyrically adept, somewhat poetic doses.
George Michael
#114 posted by
pope on 2004/07/06 02:24:12
is #1 right now in our store...
c'mon after 10 years you gotta give the dude some credit!
No, I Don't.
#115 posted by biff_debris on 2004/07/06 02:41:23
=D
Biff
#116 posted by
starbuck on 2004/07/06 05:38:33
looks like you misspelt
8==D
Ouch,
#117 posted by
HeadThump on 2004/07/06 11:53:41
it must hurt to possess a unit like that when you are sliding out.
Holy Shit - Mario Bros On Guitar...
#118 posted by
. on 2004/07/09 21:45:55
This person (guy/girl?) plays the SMB theme on guitar but with the coin noise on harmonics and other stuff.. looks like they forgot the fireworks though
http://media.ebaumsworld.com/marioguitar.wmv
MIDI's Played Through A Pro Keyboard
#119 posted by
. on 2004/07/11 07:25:16
So I thought I'd get some MIDI files online and play them in my Fantom to see how they sound. Some are interesting some are "what the?".. I was impressed with how "Heart Shaped Box" by Nirvana sounded with the drums and guitars... of course it could be better - I'm not sure who composed the MIDI, and it wasn't explicitly made for the FS, but here it is:
http://www.phait-accompli.com/crap/fs_nirvana.mp3
and some more
Tool - Stinkfist
http://www.phait-accompli.com/crap/fs_stinkfist.mp3
NIN - The Becoming
http://www.phait-accompli.com/crap/fs_becoming.mp3
Yeah Nice
#120 posted by
starbuck on 2004/07/11 07:44:47
that nirvana one sounded very smooth, sounds like a quality keyboard
It's A Great Board
#121 posted by
. on 2004/07/11 08:08:54
Cost me $1500 (originally $2k), but there's an updated version called the Fantom-X for around $2000. I'm gonna dig around for some other potential songs.. any "requests"?
Whoa The Nirvana One Is Pretty Sweet.
#122 posted by
Blitz on 2004/07/11 20:03:24
Still -- you should be using the Fantom to make your own electronica-style stuff :D
Nice though.
#123 posted by
. on 2004/07/11 22:51:19
I'm not really into Electronica... although I like Bjork, but alot of that stuffs been done already. I've been using it lately to conceptualise and experiment for the CD I want to release, but it can get frustrating so I've been taking a layed back stance on it and just messing around. Doing that I've found things getting less frustrating and alot more melodies and such start to come, especially on guitar.
#124 posted by
. on 2004/07/18 23:20:04
Well it was about time.. occured to me today to load in some DooM midis!
http://www.phait-accompli.com/crap/fs_doom.mp3
3.7 MB - a compilation of 9 songs.
Again, some things aren't going to sound the best because the midis' used GM patches, and those aren't the most realistic, but I didn't want to change anything.. although I did change some drums to ones with a bit more release, they just sound better.
For Those Into Ambient, Electronic...
#125 posted by
. on 2004/08/20 20:34:51
you may want to check an interview I did with Mathias Grassow, of Nostalgia. He is from Germany, perhaps some here have heard of him. There is a link to clips from the first Nostalgia album and his website.
http://written.phait-accompli.com/interviews/mathias.php