When We Began-revitalised.mp3
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spiderdlb
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| Joined on Mar. 18 2007 |
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"Now, where did I put that cup of tea?"
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91 views? This should get featured! And why haven't I discovered this gem earlier on? It's sounds all fuzzy and stuff - I love it when it sounds all fuzzed-out and with the voice almost buried (plus a good melody!) Like a Psychedelic version of My Bloody Valentine covering early Floyd or something like that. And that voice! OMG, I wish I had a voice like that (but mine sounds pretty crappy & awkward so if I ever try to record my voice, I will definitely use all kinds of weird effects to cancel out the crappyness of it  .) This song get's the 5 star-Flux-Award, of course: |
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Much, much better.And I especially Love this Voice  Good job, Spider. Regards,Philo |
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on Dec. 26 2007 |
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| Dear Spider, Yes it certainly has made a difference! That touch of reverb has added transparency and dimension to the sound. Much better! I remember watching a short DVD extra featuring composer/musician Mark Ayers (the guy who amongst many other things remasters all the soundtracks and incidental music for the revitalised Dr Who reissues) http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Mark_Ayres/ ... and he was explaining that he often did just the thing you have done here - gave it a touch of reverb - because such treatment opened and clarified music/atmospheres that had become opaque through the passage of time, wear and copying. Beneficial and good to hear. Best Wishes, ~ BG |
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on Dec. 23 2007 |
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