looking for feedback

[David Fodel <DFodel@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

i have just written a new track.

you can stream it at:

http://198.147.175.249:8080/ramgen/these_melodies_edit.mp3

looking for some feedback... it is the soundtrack for a video for UK
television.

thanks


David Fodel
Publishing Systems Manager
Wild Oats Markets
3375 Mitchell Lane
Boulder, CO 80301
Direct: 720-562-4831
Fax: 303-938-8474


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> From: 	<<< audi sensa >>>
> Reply To: 	microsound
> Sent: 	Monday, May 20, 2002 3:58 PM
> To: 	microsound
> Subject: 	Re: [microsound] melody
> 
> with a nod to Ornette, I shall offer the following bumper sticker
> philosophy:
> 
> rhythm, melody, and harmony are constantly shifting and switching duties.
> it's the pitch, timbre and texture that sheds light and allows you to
> decide
> which one you think you're hearing...
> 
> s.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> > melody and rhythm are of course one of the basic and
> > most important elements of all music in general and
> > many musicians use them in different ways. i think
> > it's always good when there are further explorations
> > in the melody-field.
> 
> While this is essentially true, I think that harmony tends to get
> overlooked often.
> It seems that a lot of electronic musicians, who frown on mostly
> rhythmic compositions, seem to look toward melodic lines. (e.g.
> so-called "melodic IDM").
> My big problem (not really ;) ) is that not enough electronic musicians
> are really trying to explore the area of mulitple parts harmonies and
> counterpoint while tying it into complicated rhythmic structures.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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