Delicious Nutritious Vodka
Credits & Info
- Date
- 03/05/2011
- File Info
- Loop
- 253.1 KB
- 7 sec
- Score
- 3.67 / 5.00
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- Score:
- Rated 3.67 / 5 stars
- Plays & Downloads:
- 347 Plays | 29 Downloads
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- Genres:
- Jazz
- None
Author Comments
For Bezman's short loop flash discussed here:
http://www.newgrounds.com /bbs/topic/1234811
Uses Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra by Mattias available here:
http://sso.mattiaswestlun d.net/
Uses Yamaha Grand Piano soundfont by Roberto Gordo Saez available here:
http://zenvoid.or g/audio.html
Uses Fluid Release 3 soundfont by Frank Wen available here:
http://www.hammersound.ne t/
Came up with this drinking vodka in the shower last night. Had an awesome Charles Ivesish trumpet part that I decided wasn't so awesome this morning, so it got cut.
The LAME encoder sucks, but only because MP3s suck. So there is a little dead space at the beginning of the loop.
Reviews
Rated 4 / 5 stars January 22, 2013
It loops perfectly! Sounds very toned down and ambient, very easygoing, never pipes up enough to start getting annoying even though I've been listening to it look for a while now. There should be more loops like this, shame more people don't appreciate loops in flashes now that filesizes aren't so restricted, it should still be a challenge to make the flash file as small as possible. Anyway, this is a nice tune. Keep up the good work!
-cd-
Rated 4 / 5 stars April 21, 2011
trumpet. definitely add a trumpet/cornet to this.
Could actually 'hear' this being a cornet/trumpet song. If you want, I could record a few samples playing my horn for you to work with.
Haha, it had a trumpet part, but it was in it's own time signature. Some people like polyrhythms, but I doubt most people would have appreciated straight triplets played over a bass clarinet solo jazz piece. It just seemed to cluster the piece too much for a silly little loop. The next piece I anticipate submitting is a piano duet, but the two after that will feature trumpet/cornet parts. Thanks for the review!
Rated 3 / 5 stars March 5, 2011
Pretty cool concept you've got here
Some instruments sound a bit dissonant though, perhaps try arranging them all in the same key to begin wit. Also the bass frequencies are pretty much overpowering the whole mix. The audio advertisement thread sent me here, go there and check out some stuff, or my stuff, I don't care, just pay it forward.
Yeah, I might have overdone the whole jazzy dissonance thing, but I warned you about that in the advertisement thread. I'll take it easier on the weird chords next time I write something that swings.
All the instruments are in the same key. I wrote it in notation software (MuseScore), not in a digital audio workstation, so I've got to manually write in all the accidentals.
Dang, I almost cranked the bass up more 'cause I thought it had a cool line. Glad I didn't. Listening to it again, I've got to admit, it is really loud. I'm still getting used to a new sample library I'm using, and it turns out it moved the bass clarinet part down an octave, which might make it even more bass heavy. I sorta like the solo an octave lower though, so I won't be changing it. I'll try to take it lighter on the bass next time. I might even edit it down in this if the mood strikes me.
I reviewed two songs when I posted on the advertisement thread, but I'll review yours also. Thanks!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars March 5, 2011
Mmmm, vodka...
I like it! Certainly brightens up the day! Nice loop!
Hmm. . .well it wasn't really meant as a bright piece, but perhaps you're saying vodka brightens up the day. And it certainly does. Glad you liked it!