the dying
By emily on October 20, 2018 11:37 am
standing on the threshold... of the dying
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Love those strings and that drone, as always great use of your vocals, for some reason I didn’t find this dark, in fact found it quite uplifting!
Awesome arrangement. I like the distortion mixed with the string sounds.
LydiaPrimate wrote:
Dramatic and intense, love it!!!
orangedrink wrote:
wickedly dark
Jason Nijjer wrote:
Love those strings and that drone, as always great use of your vocals, for some reason I didn’t find this dark, in fact found it quite uplifting!
Devieus wrote:
Very intense work. Nicely done with the violins.
Jim Wood wrote:
Those staccato violins go perfectly with the drone.
CosmicCairns wrote:
Awesome arrangement. I like the distortion mixed with the string sounds.
thank you everyone!
Excellent strings and the fx added to them almost takes it into Led Zeppelin territory 
(minus Bonham!) Nice work!
Tone Matrix wrote:
Excellent strings and the fx added to them almost takes it into Led Zeppelin territory
surely that's creeping out of my subconscious - ha my influences are peaking... also that garage band loop sounds a lot like zepplin wish i could play violin
That's a powerful tone mix, love that your voice and the pads are sharing the same register, intertwining together seamlessly!
NWSPR wrote:
Whoa, great string sounds. Very tense, upbeat and filled with fight!
Gab Manette wrote:
That's a powerful tone mix, love that your voice and the pads are sharing the same register, intertwining together seamlessly!
thank you for listening & your nice words!
This is really awesome! Reminds me of some sounds Arthur Russell got out of his instruments, but very much it's own thing!
Podling wrote:
Epiiiic! If this was a meal, I would beg for seconds
thank you so much!
Sodabelly wrote:
This is really awesome! Reminds me of some sounds Arthur Russell got out of his instruments, but very much it's own thing!
i gotta look up Arthur Russell any reccomendations?
