Listen to my new tune!

mike65

www.besonic.com/futuremusiccorp is the place to go for my latest
tune called Closing Credits which I see or rather hear, being played as the credits roll after Rutgar Hauer single handedly
saved the world from a dodgy andriod (or some such) in a
sci-fi b-movie from about 1985!

Anyway enough daydreaming, give it a listen esp if you're on broadband (ha!). All feedback welcome.

Mike.

phobos

Nice Mike!, well done!.

You've got a Low-Fi link in there for us less fortunate 56k(ers). I'm adding it to the list of your tunes that I like. That stuff is so perfect for working along to.

Picture this:
phobos' head is hovering about 6 inches above the keyboard at around 5am, with FutureMusicCorp keeping it real in the background.

;-phobos-)

mike65

Cool! I need more peeps like you, spread the word on campus when they all get back!, same for you Cloud

Mike.

OLDYELLAR

hey thats reaaly cool , this is about my 2nd time in this forum, hey man you are very good , u make that yourself?

tman

pretty cool, makes me want to watch bladerunner all over again:)

mike65

Originally posted by OLDYELLAR
hey thats reaaly cool , this is about my 2nd time in this forum, hey man you are very good , u make that yourself?

Thanks for the listen, you should visit more often! The sounds
are played by me but the drums are a 30 seccond loop, the
lead line and the choir-y "ahhhs..." come from my trusty Korg sound module.

Glad you like also, tman. Blade Runner is a fav of mine too.

Mike.

_CreeD_

Very nice. I love that Choral pad, It's the one The Orb used to use a lot back in their early days. I think you said before you mainly use Fruityloops? What do you use for mastering?

mike65

Originally posted by _CreeD_
Very nice. I love that Choral pad, It's the one The Orb used to use a lot back in their early days. I think you said before you mainly use Fruityloops? What do you use for mastering?

I dont use Fruityloops I've played with the demo and frankly hated it! Hmm, you must be thinking of someone else. Depending on the mood and the source of the sounds,
I either record straight into an audio editor - Soundforge or Samplitude or I use Calkwalk for midi recordings then turn that to audio.

I mix the audio down using Samplitude (which is multitrack, like CoolEdit2000) then often I'll export the file to Cubase 5 VST demo
and compress a little, then use a plug-in stereo widener for that big expensive sound! Finally I'll trim the track start and end in
Soundforge. Phew! I'm flexible about what I use for any given task...

Mike.

_CreeD_

My bad, I wuz conf0000zed (Not exactly a rare occurence;) )
Veyr nice end result (technically aswell as the actual music itself) for a relatively simple process (I mean without running through a couple of billion different mastering fx).