Angelo — The Sounds you collected fit well
together in loops 1 and 2. Each loop had a mysterious feel to them. I can see
Loop 2 being used in a commercial advertising perfume with an Indian influence.
Loop 3 has a happy feel to it. Loop 3 has a higher tempo relative to the first
two loops. The vocals used throughout your loops definitely creates an
emotional mood that is recognizable.
Muzak II (user624352967) — Your first
loop has a musical feel. I feel as if you are a fan of dubstep and musical
rhythm. If this is true, you did a nice job with having a versatile collection
of sounds. However, I would have liked to hear more sounds in loop 2 and 3. I
could only catch about three or four sound distinctions in “Dark”. Loop 2 was
best to me because it didn’t have any recognizable sound other than the vocals.
TDoughty — I like how you handle the
beginnings and ends of your loops by being selective with what is the first or
last sound you hear. For example the ocean sound in “Ocean Chains”. Wish you
would have left the names of your loops untitled. Giving them names limits your
audience interpretation. With the titles there, my mind wonder to the subject
of the sound and I lose the mysteriousness of the sound because I already have
a sense of it before I listen to it. The second loop had a few nice transitions
to stir up the mood and felling. Improvising by adding the two tones instead of
using cords was creative and they worked cohesively.
SOUND
DESIGNERS FROM UBUWEB
Dj Food
from ubuweb, caught my attention just by the name. It was surprising to hear
how well his sound was put together. It makes me wonder what makes a “sound
designer” a sound designer. Are Djs more of sound designers or producers? Is their
much of a difference? I’m asking questions be cause I honestly don’t know but
wonder about these things. His pop edgy sounds like a typical Dj but he showed
attention to detail by combining sounds and artists a normal djs wound think
about integrating.
2 comments:
Thanks for your comments Darius. You made a good point about the titles. I wasn't really naming the loop but giving myself a reference of the elements I used so I could keep my files straight. I didn't consider the effect it might have on the listener. I will refrain from labeling them like that in the future.
I hated loop three on mine (Muzak II). And, yeah, I totally agree with you, there weren't that many distinctive sounds. I was trying to make one big, sort of, dissonant chant that made the listener perturbed. Not sure I succeeded. I started with three loops and then, as the song went on, built it into five. That fifth loop is great until the stupid fart sounds. But I'm glad you liked two, I had a lot of fun with that one.
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