really cool

really cool

The transition from the spoken part to the music works very well, anyhow!

The transition from the spoken part to the music works very well, anyhow!

Nice music, powerful speech. Thanks for sharing that

Nice music, powerful speech. Thanks for sharing that

Music backing speech always makes the speech more profound; I really like how abstract the music is here. You can, of course, integrate rhythmic elements of the speech with the music.

Music backing speech always makes the speech more profound; I really like how abstract the music is here. You can, of course, integrate rhythmic elements of the speech with the music.

Thanks! Means alot coming from you

[quote=george bowles]really cool[/quote] Thanks! Means alot coming from you :)

Yeah somehow it flowed alot better than I anticipated. Just dropped the kick in and took it from there

[quote=Max Normal]The transition from the spoken part to the music works very well, anyhow![/quote] Yeah somehow it flowed alot better than I anticipated. Just dropped the kick in and took it from there

Youre welcome man, im exploring ideas of neo-colonialism in my new music. The world got me all fucked up

[quote=Pyure]Nice music, powerful speech. Thanks for sharing that[/quote] Youre welcome man, im exploring ideas of neo-colonialism in my new music. The world got me all fucked up

Ahhh thats something that i wished i wouldve done. Like follow the rhythm of the speaker and create the flow from there. I want to explore more ideas without having backing speech but make it sound full of feeling. Imagine detroit and how they made techno is response to their enviorment. I want to do the same with neo-colonialism

[quote=Jim Wood]Music backing speech always makes the speech more profound; I really like how abstract the music is here. You can, of course, integrate rhythmic elements of the speech with the music.[/quote] Ahhh thats something that i wished i wouldve done. Like follow the rhythm of the speaker and create the flow from there. I want to explore more ideas without having backing speech but make it sound full of feeling. Imagine detroit and how they made techno is response to their enviorment. I want to do the same with neo-colonialism

Sweet track. Transition sounded fine to me. As Jim said, some bits of the vocal incorporated later could have worked well but what's there is good.

Sweet track. Transition sounded fine to me. As Jim said, some bits of the vocal incorporated later could have worked well but what's there is good.

Excellent job!

Excellent job! :)

I think this does a great job. To answer your question though... one way to be a little less politically up-front would be sonically-- make the speech less up-front. Bury it deeper in the mix, make it harder to hear, more difficult to understand. If the listener has to work a little harder to get the political content, then the political content will seem less forced/fed. All that said, I don't think the political content here is forced or spoon-fed. I think you did a great job incorporating it.

I think this does a great job. To answer your question though... one way to be a little less politically up-front would be sonically-- make the speech less up-front. Bury it deeper in the mix, make it harder to hear, more difficult to understand. If the listener has to work a little harder to get the political content, then the political content will seem less forced/fed. All that said, I don't think the political content here is forced or spoon-fed. I think you did a great job incorporating it.

I like how loud the voice is. What you could have done is shorten the vocal clip and put some of it sparsely in the middle.
like towards the end would be kind of nice.

I like how loud the voice is. What you could have done is shorten the vocal clip and put some of it sparsely in the middle. like towards the end would be kind of nice.