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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Jim Wood's music / Surfing an Art Opening
Mac computer voice Bruce. To augment the sound of the meagre gallery attendance, I layered and looped the background chatter. Buzzy synth guitar lead processed with arpegiator linked to random M4L LFO. D Major.
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Very avant garde. I like it.
I suppose some people would say that for it to be "in key" in this day and age is indeed avant-garde, heh.
Lovely track, Jim. What was the exhibition? Less glitch-voice than usual!
Cool beat on this one. The music seems to have a happy vibe to it, too. Sounds like a fun art opening.
Very avant garde. I like it.
Edmund Snyder wrote:Very avant garde. I like it.
I suppose some people would say that for it to be "in key" in this day and age is indeed avant-garde, heh.Lovely track, Jim. What was the exhibition? Less glitch-voice than usual!
Dude, surf music is definitely cutting-edge. The opening (and yes, it was fun) was at "Gallery of Mud" -- a fair distance both physically and conceptually from Santa Fe's insular "Art" market.
Cool beat on this one. The music seems to have a happy vibe to it, too. Sounds like a fun art opening.
Thanks all!
Reminds me of Some David Byrne stuff. Very intriguing piece of music
Great new song!! I like the fact you are changing
the track in tempo and direction every 4 seconds.
The alienesque voice is supercute!
Great new song!! I like the fact you are changing
the track in tempo and direction every 4 seconds.
The alienesque voice is supercute!
Short attention span 
Bruce is one of the recent Mac voices; my favorites are Steffi (German) and Audrey (French) -- it's great fun when you have Audrey speaking from an English text -- sounds like French but makes no sense.
Thanks for making me smile every week Jim.
Top notch mix/production - very impressive.
sounds stretchy
And chewy...
Thanks for making me smile every week Jim.
Top notch mix/production - very impressive.
I guess the hearing aids are working. Thanks Guys!
"pretentious twaddle" won the title of best tag of the week. loved the guitar sound, equal parts of cheesy and amazing. amazing editing of the voice!
Thanks for making me smile every week Jim.
Top notch mix/production - very impressive.
You manage to appease a part of my brain that normaly doesnt hear music like this. Good man
GrainBastard wrote:Thanks for making me smile every week Jim.
Top notch mix/production - very impressive.
You manage to appease a part of my brain that normaly doesnt hear music like this. Good man
Not enough drugs?
I really enjoy those guitar strums flickering in and out. Very cool!
I really enjoy those guitar strums flickering in and out. Very cool!
That was varying the sync repeat on the arpeggiator.
damn, this is slick, Jim! Deeep!
Not so hard to come up with, since the opening was sea-themed. They served Goldfish crackers, Gummy Sharks and crab-cakes ::)
