#150

This hidden cafe under the highway must have tons to say. Why am I here? who am I meeting? I feel like I am doing something I am trying to hide. Very tingly.

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#151

The most recent Disquiet Junto project was an experiment in having more communication among members. Feels safe to say it was a success, all the more so when taken into consideration that this high number of replies correlates with, on average, a lower number of submitted tracks.

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#152

I agree with ya and SussMusik, I also love the process and have found that I miss that with music , coming from the theatre world where it is a common practice to dialogue process to death,I won’t be in the same “state” to finish it later.

Why do spiders lie? Are they looking to hide us in their web? Our is it really just our web and we are a reflection of a different spider once in the web?

How did you convince her to eat the spider.
1:51 reminded me of a motorcycle ride,
2:03 wait for me, please don’t go with out me!!!

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#153

Intro is so cool, the flux is almost prior to hearing the tone.
at :45 sec the introduction of the additional tones folds in nicely
3:01 the tension in the lower spine as it travels back up to behind the ears
3:41 it moved out and is now just moving in a constant flow of tingles.

#154

I love this and the code piece is awesome to watch because I always feel like this piece is looking into someones brain wires. I haven’t seen this program and it looks interesting, I might have to check it out.

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#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.