i'm so poop and this is a work of art
thinks of doing this shit here.
Reviews for "Rig - Ghosts in the walls"
Rig responds:
Your reviews make no sense.
good.
Nice, yet it's not scary, more calming to me, but then again i find alot of things that are scary to other people calming. Guess i'm just weird like that =P
Rig responds:
What about the sound of kittens? Are you scared of kittens? D:
omg
omg that would be verry scary if it was some abondend hospital and a whole bunch of weird crap going on good job
Rig responds:
yes...it really would. thanks for being scared!
Woah...
youre so right im freakin creeped out now!
Hits you simply and subtly with its intricacy
The music box type sound is so fitting, the bassed up reverberations that feel like they shouldn't be there, and that classic sense of unease of the endless melody is, well it's good stuff.
I really love the overlay of the single emphasized notes, especially how they echo here and there. It's like you're tricking us into making constant, brief, almost forgettable little notices of what's off to our left -a side most people aren't as comfortable with, being right handed.
OF COURSE, I listen with headphones so the effect is strong to me but I imagine someone with surround would find this extra creepy too... their imagination can chillingly fill the void where their acute directional perception would falter. Interestingly, being slightly left-centered (left-handed) I think I sometimes perceive things in a "left" vs "both" ear sense. So that might be why I notice the way the sounds come off a little different on the left than the right.
In any case these little details really draw my interest. You seem like someone who puts a lot of thought into choosing and balancing the sounds you use and I have a lot of respect for what you do.