#155

The tone at 1:32 is very pleasurable. I really like the bridge loops visually with the tones kept the sonic and visual frequencies very interesting. The low end bass that kicks in around 4 min interacts with the other frequencies well adding depth to it. The grooves starting in with the 5 min time are splunky and bouncy till the end which I enjoy the finality of in the tones.

#156

I love these SANDWICH tracks! The fork and plate sound is also very pleasuring. the ASMR community might dig these too. The winner is the tummy.

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#157

More anytime, the tingles come and go in waves with different sensations for multiple frequencies. This piece can be heard and felt in multiple places. 2:22 i get sensations around my ribs that build tension under my spine that dissolves around 3:20.
These sensations interact with the sonic frequency and it is very pleasurable to the body.

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#158

I think the note sounds natural if it were being played in a room and dancing a jig at a wedding. Try reversing it or swapping the middle and end notes. I rather thought it might have been in the Willow movie.

#159

I love the first few seconds, it reminds me of The Warriors movie, De Vorzon would be proud.
1:53 oh frequency is so soothing
2:26 contrasting tones work in time
2:53 building till I fall
3:34 in love
3:40 what your leaving?

#160

I like the distortion in the first few seconds, it brought me in. I felt like I was in a tramopoleen jumping alone. Then my friend came to join me. I wasn’t alone anymore. I like how it joins together at the end.

I would maybe add a few ducks to the low/high end for additional dynamics with EQ?

#161

Let’s scream like leaves at 120 DB!
It had a very 1950-60’s TV sound quality to it.

I really like it as is and the only suggestion is more BASS?

Timpani?

#162

I like how natural it sounds, the mic in the grass gave a super natural tone and not too much wind sound.
The movement of the melody from 1:00-1:16 works well to lead into the exit.

#163

The frequency range is very full and interacts well with it self. A little additional bass. Allowing the main instrument to be carved out to the front thru the transitions. This has a range of tingles making it very body stimulating.

#164

I love performances like you are describing. Frequency tingles and body sensations.

Maybe a but to some bass in the end to add separation in from higher frequency that is flying off.

I really enjoyed this and wonder what type of visuals you use when performing if any.

#165

The vocal clips Yes!I like the intro and moving the crash to the front might interfere with this nice little 'news" scape.

I like the guitar part around 2:05 and the other tones around it.

#166

I made @NorthWoods’s video the 100th in the playlist I’ve been maintaining of fine live ambient music performances. It’s the first live-coding addition to the playlist:

https://disquiet.com/2018/06/13/live-coding-the-100th-ambient-performances-video/

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#167

I was scared for the first minute or so. I felt like I was hiding in the sewer waiting for IT. I like the hollowness and the height of the space.

I feel like I can’t see and only hear what is further than infront of me.

Around 3:03 I fell like someone else is searching for me and getting closer and I am scared again.

4:19 the tones start to give me sensations in my lower right moving to the right ear.

I like how the move to an exit seemed like a similar sound to a plane landing.

Then return to where I just was.

Well done.

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#168

I like the tones of the piece and it felt very simple and full. I like the intro and exit they tie it together nicely.

Maybe play with a eq in the low end and around where it feels floaty and it might help anchor it in.

I enjoyed the tones and the movement of the synth.

#169

I like how the noises in the intro feel like they are attempting to have a conversation with me. Around 2:05 it seems like the communication is more intense and wanting something. I like how speech mixes with the other creature like sounds creating almost words.

#170

I like the piece and can only think to beef up the BASS in the middle of the track or duck it a little. The sonic frequencies work nicely together. There are some nice body tingles and I like the tone of the SNAPy drum .

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#171

Thank you and I will check them out. I will play with the suggestions.

#172

@VonnaWolf: thank you very much! Very interesting to read you response to the piece. Not sure I wanted to make it so scary, but it seems to always come out that way when I make something. Certainly I wouldn’t want to be trapped in that pool service room where I recorded the sounds. :slight_smile:
I’m happy to hear that listening to the piece did create an emotional, that is something I am always aiming for.

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#173

Thank you! I love the idea of monks chanting at midnight! as it happens, ChucK has a “vocal” generator–I’ll have to experiment with that.

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#174

Thanks so much! this site http://chuck.cs.princeton.edu has the software and examples, and Kadenze has a course that I found really useful too. And I’m happy to share code and ideas (still very much learning myself).

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