I have three compositions at
http://www.angelfire.com/il/davexpooh/moosik.html
which I have already self-released. In retrospect, though, I was a little unhappy with a few tracks on the album, mostly in terms of my levels and EQ. Some things "hid" other interesting sounds, and overall, I felt that things could have been better, I just lacked the expertise to get it "just right".
Perhaps some willing people could have a look-see at "Move" and "Very Scrub!" and tell me how things sound relating to these issues. Keep in mind that these are NOT normal compositions, but I still like to have my things sound somewhat correct.
"Move" is mostly constructed from sounds cued up from my VS-880's locate points, and "played" by utilizing a series of ping-pong effects. "Very Scrub!" is also created entirely on the 880, and is using the 880 as an instrument-- focusing on the scrub and vari-pitch functions in a musical manner.
Any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
DaveX
ps- ignore any MP3 "artifacts" or errors, this is just an example of what a poor cd drive can do for mp3 ripping...
http://www.angelfire.com/il/davexpooh/moosik.html
which I have already self-released. In retrospect, though, I was a little unhappy with a few tracks on the album, mostly in terms of my levels and EQ. Some things "hid" other interesting sounds, and overall, I felt that things could have been better, I just lacked the expertise to get it "just right".
Perhaps some willing people could have a look-see at "Move" and "Very Scrub!" and tell me how things sound relating to these issues. Keep in mind that these are NOT normal compositions, but I still like to have my things sound somewhat correct.
"Move" is mostly constructed from sounds cued up from my VS-880's locate points, and "played" by utilizing a series of ping-pong effects. "Very Scrub!" is also created entirely on the 880, and is using the 880 as an instrument-- focusing on the scrub and vari-pitch functions in a musical manner.
Any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
DaveX
ps- ignore any MP3 "artifacts" or errors, this is just an example of what a poor cd drive can do for mp3 ripping...
