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Voxes: News in Slow French podcast #371. Additional vocal line: Shannon Hurley (https://archive.org/details/SunriseHarmonyVocal). Tempo rising exponentially at 2:15 to 226 ppm, dropping abruptly to 60 ppm, then rising back up to 113. Tuned to G Major.
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Drums are especially nice on this one. The tempo change is cool and gives the track a very good flow.
If i just listen without paying attention i maybe wouldn't notice it...
the tempo changes add a new dimension to your music. I think you should do more of this. there were lots of moments in this track that I enjoyed. tres bien.
There's one vocal part that actually reminds me of Imogen Heap. She does a bit of processing vocal stuff. Similar production sound which is very cool. Love that end section with the tempo fluctuations.
There's one vocal part that actually reminds me of Imogen Heap. She does a bit of processing vocal stuff. Similar production sound which is very cool. Love that end section with the tempo fluctuations.
How I love Imogen Heap. What a great comparison.
Love the choppy vocal samples. They formed a compelling melodic lead vocal. Great beats as well!
Very cool exploration of the samples, and it's been mentioned already but I'm also digging these tempo variations!
Great use of the vocals, nice groove, like the drums a lot and how they come in and out.
The tempo change effect on the vocals is super cool. And trippy.
neato!
Something something almonds? Great chopping, love the rise... BoOm!
Drums are especially nice on this one. The tempo change is cool and gives the track a very good flow.
If i just listen without paying attention i maybe wouldn't notice it...
the tempo changes add a new dimension to your music. I think you should do more of this. there were lots of moments in this track that I enjoyed. tres bien.
Thanks! I was undecided about this piece for a fairly long time, until I decided to try messing with the tempo. I'm sure there will more of it in the future.
Like the percussion sound, kind of sounds like a rattle, great idea with the tempo change
Stellar work as usual. The drums complement perfectly without taking over or being not enough. Dig the tempo change too.
love the vox, starts out a bit like musique concrète or something. And the track then becomes something indie electronic. Very interesting and very well balanced!
Like the percussion sound, kind of sounds like a rattle, great idea with the tempo change
Stellar work as usual. The drums complement perfectly without taking over or being not enough. Dig the tempo change too.
love the vox, starts out a bit like musique concrète or something. And the track then becomes something indie electronic. Very interesting and very well balanced!
Thank you all! Your comments really make my day.
How I love Imogen Heap. What a great comparison.
+1 on Imogen Heap. Great track! The disparate elements seem to blend in a very seamless way, despite being so "chopped" - you're on some DJ Shadow vibe, my man!
Excellent beat with that one particular percussive element that scratches my ear worm in just the right places 
Nice work!
Outstandingly rich texture and surprising, but organic development! Digging this one a lot! (And just hit the slow/stretch!)
