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Posted: April 22 2003, 14:29

This one is really weird cuz I did it quite a long time ago but well I thought I will share so here it is:

target="_blank">http://rebirth.nd4spdworld.com/staff....ain.mp3

COMMENTS ARE VERY APPRECIATED!


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Posted: April 22 2003, 16:04

ALLRIGHT THEN! I'LL GIVE YOU COMMENTS!  ;)

It's clearly a track from your midi-period.  That's all I'm going to say about the sound.  :D  

I don't like the idea of using Man in the Rain in a dance remix as much as I liked it with Muse. Unlike Muse, there are some musical points getting lost here (a  problem I more often have with techno/trance/dance/etc remixes of well known tracks, but the audiance doesn't care about that, mostly it's only me).
I think it's because MITR is a vocal piece. Allthough in Mike's music the line between vocal melody's and instrumental melody's isn't as clear as with other artists, I feel that I'm missing certain melodical developments. To put it with a dysphemism: it sounds raped. And I think the broad audiance hasn't the same feel with the song as we, Oldfield fans, do, so that decreases the value of the melody also.

I'm being awefully negative here!  :O That's probably because it's hard and irritating to listen to now. I think if it was a 'muse-quality' track, the melody-issue wouldn't keep flashing through my head.

So, in general, maybe it would be a nice starting point for your more recent musical skills to remake it in a cool shape!


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Posted: April 22 2003, 21:27

The kind of sound you were going for doesn't lack in the least. Though it DOES sound a little like 'cheap trance' sounds, I think you accomplished the kind of atmosphere you set out to make. But I don't think it fits very well for MITR. Good idea, but not for MITR :). Interesting nonetheless, though!

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Posted: April 23 2003, 00:38

I enjoy your subtle effects, every great artist has to start out one way or another, and I think your doing a fine job! Can't beat a good techno remix ;)
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Posted: April 23 2003, 07:25

Thx to all at first :)

and then yeah it's a track from my midi-period Brandon, but I thought it has some interresting things inside and wanted to share :) and yeah cheap trance sound :) that's what I agree to for sure

Music: I think I will keep this in mind and will redo most of my songs in near future (don't know when though :-S) and thx...you are not negative...you are sincerelly that's what I apreciate most :)

Armlann: thanks :)


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Posted: May 30 2003, 16:26

Interesting mix, like the fact that its not trying to copy but your own version, sweet sounds and nice swishy FX, I liked it :)
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Posted: May 30 2003, 17:04

;) now I don't know much what should I say :) THANKS PHIL!

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