Weird mostly instumental piece

The Bullet · 01-09-2010, 09:13 PM

I recently made a weird but awesome sounding piece that borders sound collage and song. However, I speak at various times through it, and you will probably be surprised at how young I am, lemme just say that.

I thereby present

OUT 2 HAUNT U

Daktari · 01-12-2010, 08:01 AM

Hi Bullet,

Just listened to your two pieces there. It's a coincidence cos I just made a post called 'Poetry without Lyrics'. I reckon you are getting very close to that with this example. I write music, sometimes with words, sometimes without. As you say, yours is more a sound collage and it becomes a kind of guessing game to see if we can figure out the pictures you were wanting us to see.

I think instrumental music does a very similar thing but in my examples, I use chord structures and sequences and melody to abstractly guide the listener to a mind picture or mood. (OR NOT, ha, ha..).

That was interesting but on your next, I would try linking the different sounds together more maybe by using some distant back beat or long atmospheric chords or something.

All the best, Gordon.

01-09-2010, 09:13 PM	#1 (permalink)
The Bullet Music Addict Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 454	Weird mostly instumental piece I recently made a weird but awesome sounding piece that borders sound collage and song. However, I speak at various times through it, and you will probably be surprised at how young I am, lemme just say that. I thereby present OUT 2 HAUNT U

01-12-2010, 08:01 AM	#2 (permalink)
Daktari Music Addict Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Originally from Lancashire, England, lived near Largs, Scotland and now live in Rocky Face, Georgia Posts: 154	Hi Bullet, Just listened to your two pieces there. It's a coincidence cos I just made a post called 'Poetry without Lyrics'. I reckon you are getting very close to that with this example. I write music, sometimes with words, sometimes without. As you say, yours is more a sound collage and it becomes a kind of guessing game to see if we can figure out the pictures you were wanting us to see. I think instrumental music does a very similar thing but in my examples, I use chord structures and sequences and melody to abstractly guide the listener to a mind picture or mood. (OR NOT, ha, ha..). That was interesting but on your next, I would try linking the different sounds together more maybe by using some distant back beat or long atmospheric chords or something. All the best, Gordon.