Twelve Nineteen

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7 responses to “Twelve Nineteen”

1. 

   2009-05-04

   Nahkranoth

   Oh my gawd! Cheese pours from everywhere 😀 Sounds like some classic tracker tune remade in a modern way, I like it! …ahh, the fun ends too quickly, it only 2 mins long 🙁
   Seems that you’ve got your favourite chords, or chord progressions, or whatever, because I’ve got this thought in the middle of your track:
   “Jeez, even without knowing the author you can guess it’s Barry” LOL
   Well, not absolutely sure, but you know what I mean 😀

   Quote: “I just haven’t been able to render it to wave, because my system just wasn’t fast enough.”

   You mean “in realtime”? I thought you can render to wave on nearly every average machine, no matter how complex your project is Shocked

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2. 

   2009-05-04

   Barry van Oudtshoorn

   Thanks for the feedback, Nahkranoth! 😀 I guess I have got a bit of a ‘signature’ EDM style. Razz

   Yeah, I have to render all of my stuff in realtime, because of a bug which occurs with OpenMPT + Kontakt. :/ Although to be honest, I think that it might be mostly solved now that I’ve upgraded — I’ll have to test, though.

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3. 

   2009-05-04

   Harbinger

   Notes as i’m listening:

   Noticeably chiptuney, but still ornate enough for consideration as EDM. Way too short. Just like my review… 😉

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4. 

   2009-05-04

   Clones

   certainly very aggressive for you.

   The tuned buried in the distortion and minor mode is still bouncy and happy somehow. That is an accomplishment! It sounds like a tune from a Disney animation movie with ghosts jamming.

   (unless my ears are not working right tonight :))

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5. 

   2009-05-04

   Barry van Oudtshoorn

   Harbinger wrote: “Way too short.”

   Yeah, I know. :)It’s this short because of my earlier hardware limitations: at around this length, the entire computer would grind to a halt, with nasty ear-hurting artifacts. :/ Maybe I’ll do an ‘extended mix’ one of these days.

   uncloned wrote: “certainly very aggressive for you. … The tuned buried in the distortion and minor mode is still bouncy and happy somehow. That is an accomplishment! It sounds like a tune from a Disney animation movie with ghosts jamming.”

   Thanks! I assume that that’s a positive thing… 😀 Maybe the bouncy happiness is helped by the fact that I swung the semiquavers — when I first started, it was all straight, and, to be honest, a bit bland. I think the swing lifts it a bit. 🙂

   Thanks for your feedback, Harbinger and Clones! 🙂

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6. 

   2009-05-13

   Sam_Zen

   Yeah, Barry, this is very nice ! As usual a very good arrangement and production.
   And one can indeed hear that you had your fun making it.

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7. 

   2009-05-13

   Clones

   yes positive Barry. After reflection I found that I was thinking of Fantasia.

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