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ROTFLMAO!
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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
Well, music is very subjective. I'm a Jazz and Blues man myself. But I also listen to Eminem, Black Eyed Peas and whatnot. But, I've never taken a liking to that Euro Techno Pop track. When I was in Zurich, this is the only kind of music being played in Bars. And that was 17 years ago. And from what I hear, they're still playing that same kind of music. You're right about the babe though. Anyway, don't take what I'm saying as criticism. I'm glad you posted this (although I'm on a Mac, and had to look for the MPEG version). I like seeing and listening to new things. Even if I don't like it.
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didnt like it at all , sorry is she running for the russian mafia? i do like euro pop though like depeche mode etc. dont waste my bandwidth any more with such crap pumeco, has the pumeco site already been finished btw? :P
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some free stuff i made
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for almost daily fotos
Not bad.
When I go out of my daily realm of music, I listen to people I know.
My son is one:Apathy WARNING-EXPLICIT CONTENT
The other is OCDDOUG. : OCDDOUG
I usually have Dougs music playing in the background. 2 different worlds.
Message edited on: 08/12/2005 09:48
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@TheBryster
Huh?
@bandolin
Sorry 'bout that, I didn't know Mac's couldn't use DivX. Glad you found the mpeg though. I didn't post the MPEG because it's a larger file than the AVI, and yet it's not as good quality (DivX rocks)! As for the music, I can listen to Jazz/Blues sometimes, like a quick listen before I sleep or something. I could never fill my personal hunger for a racy track though :-p
@ysvry
lol - no need to be nasty :-D
@ICM
That's your son? - cool. Visited, but couldn't find the music :-(
@draculaz
Trust you to spot that one. I don't know what exactly it is your researching, but if it's an issue of "that" copy of Playboy, I think you ought to know it's now 2005 :-D
@cambert
You obviously haven't seen the video, her kit fit's like a glove, and I'm guessing it cost an absolute fortune!
BTW everyone, after seeing dracs excitement, I'd better make it clear that pumeco has NOTHING to do with Slava, it's here only as an inspiration for you folks (scenery and stuff). If you can't find any inspiration for a Bryce scene in that video - check you have a pulse!
Have fun.
Len
(Watching the video again). PS; drac, did you like the music?
The wait can be horrific, but the outcome can be worse - pumeco 2006
What happened to your broadband? I got mine to keep up with you. If you're gonna download it on dial-up I pity you. But seriously, after reading your "likes" on Rendergods, I'll be surprised if you don't like this one (well I think it rocks anyway).
As for the mag, I doubt she was nude, don't get excited :-P
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I think Slava means 'glory' in Russian. Russian playboys..how the world has changed...;)
The writing bottom center is 'This is Slava' (I think..;) Devushka sounds like 'devotchka' (girls, babes, women, etc), kotarya poet, and the rest is too hard to even pronounce..actual Slavs or Russian-speakers, feel free to jump in..;)
I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit
anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)
Forget the text on the image, does anyone know what she's actually singing about?
That would be really cool to know, my Russian is actually very poor. It's hard enough trying to speak in Russian, never mind having to cope with the Cryllic aspect. I always have to use my translator when I communicate, and those things can make strange translations a lot of the time.
Still, I'm not that bothered about translations really 'cos she's a great vocalist - and I mean that's a pretty "intense" soundtrack which doesn't even overpower her voice!
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Oooh both please Jaymonjay - I've a kinky fetish for danger :-D
UVDan, I know what you mean, but I reckon it's an intentional effect. Most stuff sounds better with a distortion of some sort (grunges it up a bit).
Len
(Hoping for a Russian translation)
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Attached Link: http://web.aanet.com.au/sans2012
Have some tunes in my site,if anyone is interested=)I never intended to make art.
UVDan, I also know what distortion is, I design audio processing and synthesis engines :-D
Thanks sans(Fruit-Loops)2012. I visited your site, but I'll wait until tonight to download your mp3's. If it's electronic music I'll probably like em!
Len
(An "Ableton Live" user).
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Pumeco: I said 'ROTFLMAO' because you took AS' message to mean you could go WAYYYYYYYY off topic! No offense. As for the vid.....It started well enough but I noticed that she seemed at times to be running on the back of a trailer which was moving faster than she could....I was also expecting her to zip across the landscape like a ninja in some super-hero movie. The Picture quality was good but I wasn't impressed with the sound....or the song for that matter. All this? Just my 0.02p
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And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
It's supposed to be a bit off-topic, that's why I didn't want to post without his permission - no offence taken.
Personally I like this thread, and like bandolin pointed out, it's nice to hear new things, even if you don't like them. I get the feeling though, that some people are being just a little too mean. - and I think I know why.
Chill folks, this is just something different, maybe someone will be inspired by it - maybe not. We're all "grown-up" individuals, with different tastes, likes and dislikes.
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pumeco: If I can get some cash together I will definitely look at getting Albeton, tried the demo and loved it, cool how you can use VST's with it now. Fruity fever:)Let me know what you think of my tracks. I don't even know if anyone has downloaded them before lol. Audio processing and synthesis engines! How clever;) Are these VST ready? And can I get my hands on them? Got a Roland HS 60, like a cut down Juno apparently. You get some classic Sci-Fi sounds going on it=)
Message edited on: 08/13/2005 13:16
I never intended to make art.
Sans2012, you certainly won't regret going for Ableton live, that thing's the cream of audio/midi sequencing - no doubt about it. I use it as a test-bed for the VST/VSTI's because the routing on it is simply out of this world :-)
I'll certainly let you know what I think of your tracks, I'll download them tonight and post here tomorrow - I'm no music critic though - lol
As for the VST's, they're not in consumer accessible form (no front end), and can only be used on custom built studio setups. Been working on a consumer release but can't find the funding for decent piracy protection, so everything's on hold.
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actually, most of it's rackmount stuff; Classic Keys, Vintage Keys, Korg M3, an Akai sampler, a coupla Boss mini-synth modules (bass module, synth) an Alesis D4, a Korg M1, Korg Polysix (now that's old, Crumar tocatta, Moog Rouge and various amps..(anyone need a wooden Leslie? nah..the shipping would be murder..;)
I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit
anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)
I got a couple of guitars.....................
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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
@pakled
That's some setup. I envy you 'cos although I've had quite a lot of synths, I never had the luxury of owning them simultaneously (always had to flog one to buy the other) - lol I'd hang-on to those old analogs if I were you, always an investment!
@TheBryster
Is that a good idea ;-) ...I gotta learn guitar sometime - dunno when though.
@Jaymonjay
lol
@Sans2012
Ok you asked for it - I downloaded your music and here's my opinion (which you should totally ignore)!
Well, the first tracks are kinda like ambient/electro/experimental or something. I do like the ideas in them, and I liked that feeling of "peace" halfway through "Floating Point". On the minus side, I think they're lacking a melody (though this was probably your intention). When I heard them, they instantly put me in mind of "Monokini" (see below). I thought wow at first, but as they progressed, I was expecting a more "animated" chord progression if not a melody, but neither happened.
I can't help feeling that they'd be so much better, if only you'd use a more varied chord sequence.
As for the Death-Metal tracks, now your really asking something 'cos I never thought I'd find myself even attempting to listen to one :-) That's a compliment by the way, because I actually quite liked the last track (your Solo Jam), even though Death-Metal is not my cup of tea. You've certainly got that sound of "Chaos" down to a fine art though - I'll give you that ;-)
I've dug-up some links here for you. I've posted two bands, Monokini and Nichya.
I've posted Monokini because I want you to see why your music put me in mind of their music. If you animate your chords more, and add some melody, I think you could get a similar thing going - assuming you liked it of course.
I've posted Nichya because they mix synth and acoustic - just as you're doing. And their music tends to have that air of chaos ;-)
BTW, did you like the Slava video?
MONOKINI
http://monokini.kvts.ru/art/mp3/vse_otdala.mp3
http://monokini.kvts.ru/art/mp3/tikaet(remix).mp3
http://monokini.kvts.ru/art/mp3/veter.mp3
http://monokini.kvts.ru
NICHYA
http://en.nichya.ru/media/nichya.mp3
http://en.nichya.ru/media/nichya.mpg (VIDEO-DO NOT STREAM)
http://www.nichya.ru
The wait can be horrific, but the outcome can be worse - pumeco 2006
Strange how the worlds turns sometimes. I just bought DK's HIT-KIT. Sound processing software to create your own music...midi and all that stuff. Cost me 5 !!! instead of 25. Even comes with its own mic and samples etc. Thought I'd give it a try......
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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
@TheBryster
I've never heard of HIT-KIT, but I gotta say it sounds REAL classy (All that and a mic for a fiver) lol
Just kidding ;-) I know you can get a lot of power for 5 these days. In fact you can get a lot of power for 0 quite easily. Anyway, have fun with that 'Bryster, it'll soon give you the bug!
@pakled
Hmmm...let's see now, trying to remember my kit list. I think it went something like this;
In order of ownership:
Kawai K1 - Used
Roland D10 - Used
Korg 01WFD - Used (kept it the longest - great workhorse)
Korg X5 - New (VERY underestimated IMO - loved it)
Yamaha MU80 - New (Liked it)
Korg Z1 - New (A little dissappointing)
Roland JV80 - New (Sounded very feeble IMO)
Korg IX300 (Never again)
Yamaha FS1R - New (REALLY wish I'd kept that one)
Roland SH100 - New (Wish I'd kept that one as well)
But now that's all gone, and my current setup is a VERY modest software only setup;
Ableton Live 5, NI FM7, Vocaloid Miriam (Virtual vocalist), plus my own design synths and processors - that's it.
...oh yeah, and a Technics P30 piano (used as the master keyboard) which I want to retire to piano use only 'cos I want an M-Audio-Keystation-88-PRO as master.
BTW Brycers, if any of you would like to do pumey a favour, I'd like one of these please;
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/KeystationPro88-main.html
...and one of these;
http://www.access-music.de/events/11-2004/virusti_details_keyboard.php4
...and one of these;
http://alesis.com/products/a6/index.html
Anyone? I'd be your most bestist friend, and I'd kiss your ass in the forums for a looooooooong time to come :-D
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Laugh all you want, Pumeco! It means I get to plug my custom built left-hand electric guitar into my pc and use all the funky sound effects I got with Hit-Kit.........
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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
oh..I just play backwards and upside-down..I'm lefthanded too..
my younger brother, who really has the 'bug' (professional musician), has a lot of 'virtual kit'..a Hammond simulator (native instruments?), and bunches of synths..he's the one with the 8-track ADATs, the 1604 mixer, yada yada..;) all I've got is a Layla 24/96 8-track, and a Mackie 1202..;) but we digress...;)
I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit
anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)
@pumeco, yeah your definitely right "experimental":) I tried to avoid the norm main stream chorus, verse, chorus and so on. Although I do write some commercial sounding stuff, I tried to create something a little different with these particular tracks. Check back there occasionally, I will be changing the tracks every so often. The Death tracks were for fun. Yes, chaos was the intention with those lol. I sequenced the drums in fruity using some real drum samples, then I improvised some guitar tracks over the top. I just wanted to see how the drums sounded with a guitar so that's how they came about. Thanks heaps for the feedback;) I think your the only person who has listened to them lol. The Slava video was great. Maybe a little commercial for me, but I liked the video all the same. I would love to know what the hell she was running from though(Translation please). I'll take a look at the other links you posted when I get the chance and let you know what I think;) Cheers mate!
I never intended to make art.
Attached Link: http://en.nichya.ru/media/nichya.mpg
@Visionist Sorry `bout that, now you can "right-click" the Nichya video ;-) (see attached).The wait can be horrific, but the outcome can be worse - pumeco 2006
Attached Link: http://en.nichya.ru/media/navsegda.avi
@Visionist Here's another Nichya video (see attached). @TheBryster Hey who's laughing! I hope you're going to use ASIO souncard drivers when you do that :-) @pakled Yeah, the Hammond is probably by Native-Instruments - I know they do have a virtual clone on their site. @Sans2012 Well, you never know what to expect when your about to download something new. I love hearing new stuff no matter what, and I enjoyed going through your mp3's so I'll definetely check back to your site;-) Can't help you out on the Slava video though mate, I really haven't a clue what she's singing about (but then I guess that's part of the charm) - glad you liked it though :-) As for the links, yeah let me know. I think you'll like Monokini's "sound", but like Slava, you might find it a bit commercial for your taste. Len (Proud to know the founder of Rendergods - drac it's Monday)The wait can be horrific, but the outcome can be worse - pumeco 2006
ASIO souncard drivers ?????????????????????????????????
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All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
@TheBryster, either your taking the piss at my "typo" or you wanna know what ASIO is :-P
Just in case do need to know: Basically, your soundcard has "latency", which in laymans terms, describes the amount of time it takes a signal to go through processing and/or the soundcard driver. If you were to play your guitar without using ASIO, you'll probably notice that you don't hear the processed sound the instant you play it! With an ASIO driver though, and a decent setup, the delay (latency) can be massively reduced.
BTW, just a quick note anyone who couldn't download the Monokini mp3's. The site is back up and running again - it may have suffered a case of "Attack of the Brycers" sucking the bandwidth dry!
The wait can be horrific, but the outcome can be worse - pumeco 2006
Pumeco: I seriously didn't know what you were on about. I've since googled and have d/ld the drivers. However, the system I will be using has its own latency correction and will not (in some setups) allow the use of asio. Thanks for the explaination anyway! ;)
Available on Amazon for the Kindle E-Reader
All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
Attached Link: http://www.paniccell.com/
'fraid to say these guys are more my musical taste (and include my son's godfather in the lineup :) )----------
Toolset: Blender, GIMP, Indigo Render, LuxRender, TopMod, Knotplot, Ivy Gen, Plant Studio.
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Attached Link: http://slavamusic.ru/video/slava-white-road.avi
In a recent thread by AgentSmith I posted this reply;"...You say "please discuss ANYTHING you want", so can I promote some kick-ass music. I know of a REALLY kick-ass music-video with great scenery that could help inspire BRYCERS! (I kid you not).
It just also happens to feature a kick-ass babe with a kick-ass voice, all packaged up in a kick-ass leather jumpsuit, running to a kick-ass electronic music track!..."
Well, that kick-ass Moderator has allowed it, so here it is, thanks AS:
It's a personal favourite of mine (awesome vocalist), and apart from being totally cool, I've always thought the lunar-like landscapes would be inspirational to Brycers, and dare I say it, Vue users (Poser users might like the babe).
Anway, it's a 22.9MB download, and requires the DivX codec.
If you decide to download it, I think I should warn you to "Right-Click" over the link I've attached and save it to your hard disk first (DO NOT try to stream it).
If you want almost guaranteed addiction, watch it "Full-Screen" mode in a darkened room, and use headphones so you can pump up the db's!
Once you're addicted, you can buy the album from your favourite online CD importer.
Len
(22.9MB - I love broadband)
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