| Falling in a Dream |    |
This is the most post-rock type song I've ever attempted. Shooting for shoegaze-y-ness as well. I'm happy with most of it mostly.
Finally I am in the mood for this and I really enjoyed!
Lovely guitar sound in the intro ! But its getting a bit in a fight with the cymbals in the harder parts though? Despite some recording/mixing issues I played this several times very loud and had a nice 'fall into a dream' experience.
Could use some vocals though.., a mantra with backing vocals(choir) ?
Lovely guitar sound in the intro ! But its getting a bit in a fight with the cymbals in the harder parts though? Despite some recording/mixing issues I played this several times very loud and had a nice 'fall into a dream' experience.
Could use some vocals though.., a mantra with backing vocals(choir) ?
I like the way the piano after the 1 minute mark seems such a natural addition to the sound, yet when the song changes gears by halfway through, it's using a different set of layers but feels like the same core composition. The echoey reverb is good for the mood, too.
You've got a good range of sounds in the collection of songs, too. I was about to list off a few that stuck out as having their own unique hooks to them, but honestly, they've all got one. In Distance Lost, There's Smoke, and To Never Be Alone are all balancing right on that line of having enough melody to hum but maintain their ability to be pleasant background texture.
You've got a good range of sounds in the collection of songs, too. I was about to list off a few that stuck out as having their own unique hooks to them, but honestly, they've all got one. In Distance Lost, There's Smoke, and To Never Be Alone are all balancing right on that line of having enough melody to hum but maintain their ability to be pleasant background texture.
Makes for a neatly waving groove, although production quality isn't superb but that doesn't matter so much. The intention is great, and the dynamics of intensity across parts make it work out well.
Yes it could use vocals - but that is a different beast altogether.
Yes it could use vocals - but that is a different beast altogether.
I can only fall in dream when i am in a not so good mood, this often happens because of my health issues for which i search pharmacyreviews.md or such drugs to deal with. but i enjoy my favorit music which really helps as well.
I'm not a post-rock listener but I've come across some of it in my life and I can tell this has a lot of potential. The thing about this style is that it relies highly in the sound, as much as the music itself, so the mixing is very important. You gotta work on the amplitude of the mix, the space in the drums, the ambience that the guitars create, the panning of the instruments, the modulations used, etc. Once you've mastered that you'll have a killer tune.
For starters, the drums (and the mix in general) sound quite over-compressed which kills the organic feel that post-rock has.
- Iz
For starters, the drums (and the mix in general) sound quite over-compressed which kills the organic feel that post-rock has.
- Iz
This is pretty cool, I like the main riff used on my keys at 440hz I came up with a Db to G, to A to Eb, back to Db. it has a cool feel to it. I like the muli instrumentation used to layer different styles of sounds to bring it all together. I'm not well versed in post modern rock though. It solid in the mids and highs, I'm not sure it this is one purpose or not but, there it not much low end weight to it that I can tell.. I'm not listening to it on the greatest speakers where I'm at though. It's good.
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