Evokes some really dramatic images. Well done.

Evokes some really dramatic images. Well done.

experimental spy music ?

experimental spy music ?

Great drumsounds, rhythmic feeling. I wish I could
complete my mathrockproject with you on drums.

Great drumsounds, rhythmic feeling. I wish I could complete my mathrockproject with you on drums.

I love the tension of that high pad (field recording rail scraping?) against the impulses of the percussion. Really nice piece.

I love the tension of that high pad (field recording rail scraping?) against the impulses of the percussion. Really nice piece.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks, I don't think I'd be able to play this in a single take though. :-)

The drums were recorded at a rehearsal session where I only had a single stereo mic available, so to make it possible to mix it was split into five takes: the main beat, the snare rolls, the cymbals and two tracks of floor tom, all recorded separately.

Thank you so much, the high pad is from the 'processed beyond recognition'-category: a recording of standing in the snow in the forest with very few recordable sounds around. The final result is more attributable to Absynth than to the original recording.

[quote=Jim Wood]Evokes some really dramatic images. Well done.[/quote] Thanks! [quote=laguna]experimental spy music ?[/quote] Thanks! [quote=Q-Rosh]Great drumsounds, rhythmic feeling. I wish I could complete my mathrockproject with you on drums.[/quote] Thanks, I don't think I'd be able to play this in a single take though. :-) The drums were recorded at a rehearsal session where I only had a single stereo mic available, so to make it possible to mix it was split into five takes: the main beat, the snare rolls, the cymbals and two tracks of floor tom, all recorded separately. [quote=onezero]I love the tension of that high pad (field recording rail scraping?) against the impulses of the percussion. Really nice piece. [/quote] Thank you so much, the high pad is from the 'processed beyond recognition'-category: a recording of standing in the snow in the forest with very few recordable sounds around. The final result is more attributable to Absynth than to the original recording.