Reviews for "Freesound XX unlimited"
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Mon, Jun 28, 2010 @ 11:50 AM
Nicely paced piece of experimental ambient. Excellent use of an impressive amount of samples. Well done.
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Thanx, and sorry for BAD comprimation. My last stuffs at this web was comprimated at Nero vawe editor to 96bpm - and quality is usable. This stuff is comprimated at FileFormater to 128bpm, and quaility is terrible… song starting at pure heartbeat and blackoe wind. In mp3 many unwanted waste sounds. I was remove this bad programm. Now I installing another…
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File replaced to better resolution (bps) now.
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Admiral Bob
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Tue, Jun 29, 2010 @ 7:12 AM
Given the creative limitations you’ve imposed on yourself (and Freesound’s mission to do sounds, and not music) you’ve got yourself a really great result here: not a cacophony, but dissonant and eerie.
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Exactly, you captured my efforts. I wanted to compose a rhythmic sounds, and I practiced in the organization of rhythm. Freesound is my love. Any sounds for me is fascinating, and their composition has always attracted me. It is not revelatory. Industrial, illbient, generative works (at painting)… Though I like melodic things, like to experiment this approach. Sounds like me life - sometime in melody, sometime in hard painy sound :o)
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colab
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Wed, Jun 30, 2010 @ 10:11 AM
Absolutely beautiful. I love how all the various elements fit together so naturally without colliding - letting each other have space to play and breathe.
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Praise from you I was always happy. Thanks
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