"One to Thirty" [mp3 removed]
This is drum and bass. This is that note.
i like it. there seems to be a big progression from the first ones (audio tracks) you posted.
cheers,
mark
http://blog.markdixon.ca
Why do I think of this great Dr. every somgle day? He fascinated me in his T.V. show in 2002.He always will
be in my thoughts and prayers. My heart goes out to his wife. Did he ever recover from his cancer?God Bless him. I'm just a grandmother who loves. children Betteanne Ostrander
I think you meant to post this here.
I worshipped Dr Drummond=Webb. v. I'm just a grandmother who loves. children
this is the name of your next 12" inch, right?
(/crass)
I'm just dj who loves. drum and bass. Anyway, thanks to mark for the comment on the music. I've definitely learned a lot in the last six months. I'm still working (somewhat reluctantly) on song structure--this piece was anti-structure, or anti-development, in that the "variations on a single note" are a minimalist strategy at odds with the supposed driving forward momentum of this type of tune. I'm of two minds about whether to do a "real" drum and bass tune at this late stage, with drop-outs, bridges, "building" to a conclusion--all that dancefloor lore. I kind of hate the cliches and am more interested in the "art" side of making music.
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"One to Thirty" [mp3 removed]
This is drum and bass. This is that note.
- tom moody 4-01-2005 5:58 am
i like it. there seems to be a big progression from the first ones (audio tracks) you posted.
cheers,
mark
http://blog.markdixon.ca
- mark (guest) 4-01-2005 5:37 pm
Why do I think of this great Dr. every somgle day? He fascinated me in his T.V. show in 2002.He always will be in my thoughts and prayers. My heart goes out to his wife. Did he ever recover from his cancer?God Bless him. I'm just a grandmother who loves. children Betteanne Ostrander
- I worshipped Dr Drummond=Webb. 4-01-2005 8:12 pm
I think you meant to post this here.
- tom moody 4-01-2005 8:21 pm
I worshipped Dr Drummond=Webb. v. I'm just a grandmother who loves. children
this is the name of your next 12" inch, right?
(/crass)
- dave 4-01-2005 8:33 pm
I'm just dj who loves. drum and bass. Anyway, thanks to mark for the comment on the music. I've definitely learned a lot in the last six months. I'm still working (somewhat reluctantly) on song structure--this piece was anti-structure, or anti-development, in that the "variations on a single note" are a minimalist strategy at odds with the supposed driving forward momentum of this type of tune. I'm of two minds about whether to do a "real" drum and bass tune at this late stage, with drop-outs, bridges, "building" to a conclusion--all that dancefloor lore. I kind of hate the cliches and am more interested in the "art" side of making music.
- tom moody 4-02-2005 7:42 pm