This montage is about making music and what it means to people. It uses comments from a number of classical musicians interviewed for a radio series I record and produce called "The Main Street Sessions". The music is from "The Gospel of Thomas…
Great idea, people. "World class rock from the middle of nowhere." Hey, please check out my demos: http://alonetone.com/skumpybunk/tracks. Thanks a bunch.
There was a contest. I entered. I made the Top 100 and the Judges' Picks lists. Looking back on the whole thing, I'm REALLY glad I didn't win. It was the "Public Radio Talent Quest." The idea was to find the next great public radio host. Three…
@glu - Yes, back! Listening more than contributing, but back! Brevard is a little jewel. White squirrels, water falls, music festival and all. Thanks for listening.
I am singing/vocalizing audio to accompany short scenes in a film made by an artist friend of mine. She calls it "Pattern Pattern". This segment goes with a snowy scene where shadows move in and out like wolves.
A piece I produced for Classical Public Radio last fall after interviewing conductor Stefan Sanderling. What he has to say about music and why he does what he does is powerful, especially against the backdrop of music from Shostakovich's Symphony…
A year ago the Public Radio Exchange hosted a "Public Radio Talent Quest" inviting 2-minute entries from across the country from folks who wanted to be the next great public radio host. Thousands entered. Three won. I created this commemorative…
More vocalizing and mashing for the soundtrack for my artist friend's film, "Pattern Pattern." This accompanies a scene of lights flashing in and out of sequence.
This montage is about making music and what it means to people. It uses comments from a number of classical musicians interviewed for a radio series I record and produce called "The Main Street Sessions". The music is from "The Gospel of Thomas…
I am singing/vocalizing audio to accompany short scenes in a film made by an artist friend of mine. She calls it "Pattern Pattern". This segment goes with a snowy scene where shadows move in and out like wolves.
I like your description of the scene, and the movie sounds intriguing. Nice chilly dissonance there with the echoed half-step down. I Also noticed that I'm commenting on a bit from many months ago... so inquiring minds want to know, how is the movie coming along? I know these can become huge projects. From what I've heard here, I'd love to see what you come up with, if possible.
Also for the film, "Pattern Pattern," this goes with a scene of an artist. First you see him up close for a moment. He's drawing. Then you see him walking a distant ridge at dusk.
it is a lone ghost of a woman's voice. it is beautiful and haunting. it is she-thereal. the song takes the mind to that distant ridge. it is a voice that can be listened to forever. 0x0
More vocalizing and mashing for the soundtrack for my artist friend's film, "Pattern Pattern." This accompanies a scene of lights flashing in and out of sequence.
More vocalizing and mashing for the soundtrack for my artist friend's film, "Pattern Pattern." This accompanies a scene of lights flashing in and out of sequence.
a curved voice. it is a great instrument. i repeat. it is a great instrument. especially when it is repeated. this was a good experiment. wishes for a great film.
"Sorrow" was written in a dark day. I put it together on my laptop and had it sitting in there for awhile. Once I started to compile tracks into an album I found it again and loved it. One of my favorite pieces I have done yet.
This montage is about making music and what it means to people. It uses comments from a number of classical musicians interviewed for a radio series I record and produce called "The Main Street Sessions". The music is from "The Gospel of Thomas…
Funk for freeing souls. I finally put my finger on what's wrong with people.
I had 'Hippie!' shouted at me from a passing car last week and this was the spontaneous out pouring.
I'm human....I bleed. I guess i need to remember that....I'm not superhuman and I won't save the world. The opposite usually occurs...I am swept away in the bleeding of my mind, the bleeding of my heart, my desperate needs and unholy wants…
This song was made with only two short bird samples.
1) A wild screaming pija and 2)parrot. I made it last night after taking an antihistamine for all the chigger bites. paz.
GO, glu, GO! Your project idea is the coolest thing. Someone in public radio in America needs to hear what you're doing. I'll send you a private message with contact info.
Funny story about the ending: my MacBook froze up while recording but I decided to keep hitting keys, and when it recovered I had that sparkly sound. It's probably my favourite thing I've ever accidentally created.
You've got great "motors" in your music. I love the flow and drive. Wish I could hear "start your engines" at its full sample rate on some great speakers!
Written for/about Ben Montgomery. Answering machine messages wondering where he might be are from yours truly and Jason Biehler, his two closest friends who were always trying to track him down.
After an adventure in re-recording the entire song down a third, we came back to the original, tightened and tuned.
Always the self flagellating perfectionist, it still needs a bit more love. Always the pragmatist, it is probably done for now.
Comments on jennifer's stuff
Great idea, people. "World class rock from the middle of nowhere." Hey, please check out my demos: http://alonetone.com/skumpybunk/tracks. Thanks a bunch.
the improvisg goose? hehehe too funny.
must be nice to be around.
I am a fan!
love it all. very refreshing
@glu - Yes, back! Listening more than contributing, but back! Brevard is a little jewel. White squirrels, water falls, music festival and all. Thanks for listening.
Jennifer, you are back!! So, more than 200 waterfalls? I've driven around NC on a waterfall hunt.. what a gorgeous place... saw dozens of falls.
@ K. Scot & mmi: Thank you!
HIGHlariosity
Wow. A true artist in our midst.
I'd like to see the video....love your voice and the way u use it.
thanks for putting all this on here...I love different.
you put alot of time into this...fascinating.
hauntingly beautiful
hehe..this is great. 130....its actually kinda hot. Call me weird...
jennifer, please come back and upload more!!! We miss you!
I like your description of the scene, and the movie sounds intriguing. Nice chilly dissonance there with the echoed half-step down. I Also noticed that I'm commenting on a bit from many months ago... so inquiring minds want to know, how is the movie coming along? I know these can become huge projects. From what I've heard here, I'd love to see what you come up with, if possible.
it is a lone ghost of a woman's voice. it is beautiful and haunting. it is she-thereal. the song takes the mind to that distant ridge. it is a voice that can be listened to forever. 0x0
Wanted to shout a quick "thanks!" to ic42. Sure do appreciate the feedback.
a curved voice. it is a great instrument. i repeat. it is a great instrument. especially when it is repeated. this was a good experiment. wishes for a great film.
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Excellent use of a dark mood. I really like the journey.
Less is more. Exhibit A: "Find the Words."
Thank you. I'm glad I'm here, too! What a feast. Free audio buffet!
Dieses ist sehr schoen. Deine Stimme gefaellt mir.
So intimate, honest, bittersweet. Good stuff, Ross!
Oh! You've got that Nick Drake warmth in your voice!
Your stuff is so flippin' beautiful. Your voice seals the deal.
GO, glu, GO! Your project idea is the coolest thing. Someone in public radio in America needs to hear what you're doing. I'll send you a private message with contact info.
You've got great "motors" in your music. I love the flow and drive. Wish I could hear "start your engines" at its full sample rate on some great speakers!
I hear quality in all of these tracks. Great craftmanship.
Agreed. It's a fabulous voice.
Imaginative blend! I like the variety of textures and attitudes in the four tracks you've uploaded.
Beautiful, bittersweet tune.
Wonderful. Keep it coming.
What a wonderful voice. Dead on pitch, too.
Sign me up. I'm a fan.
Makes me want to go on a long drive to nowhere. Love it.
Well done.
Great way to end a smart little album. I like it.
I like this so much. You've got that "certain something" that can't be made up. It's either there or it isn't.