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Zeo July 11, 2010 1:59 PM

New Unreal Mix
 
Hey guys. Here's a new version of my track "Unreal":

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7058628/Doctor Who - Unreal.mp3

I hope you like it. :)

More new tracks are incoming...

P.S. There's still no shredding RV sorry. :(

Edit: Has been updated.

Dr. Videoman July 11, 2010 2:46 PM

not bad. It sounds really good. May I suggest less cymbals near Middle 8.

Zeo July 11, 2010 3:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Videoman (Post 54385)
not bad. It sounds really good. May I suggest less cymbals near Middle 8.

Thanks and you may. Cos I've listened to it so many times now I don't really hear the cymbals anymore.

Dr. Videoman July 11, 2010 8:08 PM

I know what ya mean. I'm a mashup producer, and that happens all the time with me.

Danny Stewart July 12, 2010 7:20 AM

Good overall. I'd suggest that the bassline should have a bit more variation (preferably by adjusting the velocities). For example, diddly-dum velocities should be something like 90-80-70-100. That's of course just an example.

The Gold elements also seem taken from another MIDI. I'll be much more interested in hearing mixes from you when they're put together entirely by you and not piece-worked together from other MIDIs. (And I don't mean that in a bad way, I'm just saying it'll be a sign of development and thus make your work a more serious contribution.)

Zeo July 12, 2010 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 54391)
Good overall. I'd suggest that the bassline should have a bit more variation (preferably by adjusting the velocities). For example, diddly-dum velocities should be something like 90-80-70-100. That's of course just an example.

Velocities is something I've only just started to work on in my new tracks and haven't really worked on in "Unreal". I'll dabble a bit on it tonight.

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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 54391)
The Gold elements also seem taken from another MIDI. I'll be much more interested in hearing mixes from you when they're put together entirely by you and not piece-worked together from other MIDIs. (And I don't mean that in a bad way, I'm just saying it'll be a sign of development and thus make your work a more serious contribution.)

It's my form of sheet music. :) The midi data that I use never usually stays in the same form as I find it. It's the downside of not being able to play by ear very well without taking months to do a track instead of weeks. I feel the same way about samples. I'd prefer to craft an opening scream myself, but until that day when it is better than the typical doctor who scream, I'll stick to using that sample for instance. :)

Danny Stewart July 13, 2010 7:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Zeo (Post 54398)
It's my form of sheet music. :) The midi data that I use never usually stays in the same form as I find it. It's the downside of not being able to play by ear very well without taking months to do a track instead of weeks. I feel the same way about samples. I'd prefer to craft an opening scream myself, but until that day when it is better than the typical doctor who scream, I'll stick to using that sample for instance. :)

You do realize that I don't play things in by hand either, right? Just use your mouse and draw the notes in. :P

That's what I did for the MIDIs I gave you and neither of them took more than half an hour.

Zeo July 13, 2010 12:22 PM

and lymphoma
 
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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 54401)
You do realize that I don't play things in by hand either, right? Just use your mouse and draw the notes in. :P

Yeah I know that but you need to either have the sheet music to know what notes to draw in or be able to hear which notes are being played and then draw them in.

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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 54401)
That's what I did for the MIDIs I gave you and neither of them took more than half an hour.

Show off :P

Danny Stewart July 13, 2010 8:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Zeo (Post 54406)
Yeah I know that but you need to either have the sheet music to know what notes to draw in or be able to hear which notes are being played and then draw them in.

First off, I can't even read sheet music. Second, just play them side by side and match them up. That's how I started. :P

Zeo July 13, 2010 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 54408)
First off, I can't even read sheet music. Second, just play them side by side and match them up. That's how I started. :P

Ah yes I do that too. :) And because I have a programmer mentality and a perfectionist I hate doing a side by side "player by ear" construction.

Danny Stewart July 14, 2010 7:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Zeo (Post 54409)
Ah yes I do that too. :) And because I have a programmer mentality and a perfectionist I hate doing a side by side "player by ear" construction.

I hate to sound contradictory, but I am a ridiculous perfectionist and also have a programmer mentality. You are failing to convince me that you cannot do exactly what I do. :P

Dr. Videoman July 14, 2010 12:55 PM

I can read notes either. I plan on self teaching myself.

Danny Stewart July 14, 2010 1:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Videoman (Post 54413)
I can read notes either. I plan on self teaching myself.

This is my new favorite post.

Zeo July 14, 2010 5:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 54410)
I hate to sound contradictory, but I am a ridiculous perfectionist and also have a programmer mentality. You are failing to convince me that you cannot do exactly what I do. :P

Ah but I'm older than you and a more experienced programmer, but you have been dabbling in the music game for 5+ years but for me just 3 months. so I win! Simples :P

Ben Dawson July 15, 2010 5:22 AM

ah, I can read notes

Danny Stewart July 15, 2010 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Zeo (Post 54415)
Ah but I'm older than you and a more experienced programmer, but you have been dabbling in the music game for 5+ years but for me just 3 months. so I win! Simples :P

My point is not what you can do now, but what you are capable of.

Dr. Videoman July 15, 2010 6:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Ben Dawson (Post 54419)
ah, I can read notes

Lucky

Zeo July 15, 2010 7:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Danny Stewart (Post 54420)
My point is not what you can do now, but what you are capable of.

You sound like my Secondary School teachers. :(

Zeo July 18, 2010 12:39 AM

Track updated. I made a few alterations, volume changes and removals. You guys probably won't notice much. :)


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