Jeremy, awesome overtone project! Your overtone series has a great balance and stays in the background, great use of that dissonance to create the mood. I really liked the xylophone-sounding hits that pop out and hold the listener's attention, and then fade away. Nice job on finding the instrument/combination of effects to get that root sound.
Jeremy - your overtone project is excellent! It strikes me as sounding quite professional, which is neat because of the short time in which it was composed. The instruments you used create a lot of ambiance; this would be great in a soundtrack, perhaps a nature film. I like the very gradual buildup of notes in the overtone series. You used the whole song to lay out the tones, and have a very effective dissonance that always gets resolved. All in all, great!
- Theo
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Graham Rogers said
at 11:05 am on Nov 23, 2009
Jeremy, awesome overtone project! Your overtone series has a great balance and stays in the background, great use of that dissonance to create the mood. I really liked the xylophone-sounding hits that pop out and hold the listener's attention, and then fade away. Nice job on finding the instrument/combination of effects to get that root sound.
- Graham
Theo said
at 6:31 pm on Nov 23, 2009
Jeremy - your overtone project is excellent! It strikes me as sounding quite professional, which is neat because of the short time in which it was composed. The instruments you used create a lot of ambiance; this would be great in a soundtrack, perhaps a nature film. I like the very gradual buildup of notes in the overtone series. You used the whole song to lay out the tones, and have a very effective dissonance that always gets resolved. All in all, great!
- Theo
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