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A regressive Duck-and-Cover dance. Voice: Art Linkletter, Civil Defense Radio Spot "Don't Use the Phone" (c.1951). C Major.
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I particularly like the parts where the synthlines get a little "crazy" sounding. Some nice use of dissonance again. Kind of subtle, but it really adds something I think.
I particularly like the parts where the synthlines get a little "crazy" sounding. Some nice use of dissonance again. Kind of subtle, but it really adds something I think.
That's the simple trick I discovered (in Live) of stretching/compressing the melody line on another track and re-quantizing it; this creates a heterophonic effect.
I'm kind of allergic to autotune but I too enjoyed the subtle but weird dissonance 
I'm kind of allergic to autotune but I too enjoyed the subtle but weird dissonance
Good catch: I used autotune in a couple of instances, didn't much like what it did, but (since I'd flattened that track) was too lazy to go back and fix it.
Made me go and listen to some John Shuttleworth after hearing this...good job
The frequent sudden dips in volume is a bold thing to do, and it sounds really good here! Liking the motif with high B, and as always enjoying your work with voice samples
very much like the deep bassy kicks and the contrast to the playful keys!!!
Well done. Art Linkletter would be proud. Now I'm going to play some Fallout 4.
When listening to your song the first time last week I had to make a decision: Should I call a certain person or not. As a reaction to your song title and as kinda warning notice I did not use the phone. It was a very good decision. Thanks for help and for the great song.
There will always be a special place in my heart for rhytmic, chopped vox! Great job man!!
Strange, cool and catchy in it's own peculiar way. Nice!
Made me go and listen to some John Shuttleworth after hearing this...good job
The frequent sudden dips in volume is a bold thing to do, and it sounds really good here! Liking the motif with high B, and as always enjoying your work with voice samples
very much like the deep bassy kicks and the contrast to the playful keys!!!
very much like the deep bassy kicks and the contrast to the playful keys!!!
Well done. Art Linkletter would be proud. Now I'm going to play some Fallout 4.
Excellent Work!
Admirably disturbing and hypnotic!
When listening to your song the first time last week I had to make a decision: Should I call a certain person or not. As a reaction to your song title and as kinda warning notice I did not use the phone. It was a very good decision. Thanks for help and for the great song.
There will always be a special place in my heart for rhytmic, chopped vox! Great job man!!
I like this too
Thank you all / Danke sehr!!
