Honestly It's Pretty damn good.
Unique. VERY unique.
I hesitated on writing a review seeing Overa's review.
but decided to say so anyway.
It has a Asian tint to it if you know what i mean.
Reviews for "Finger of Suspicion"
InvisibleObserver responds:
A number of people have mentioned as much, my hypothesis is due to having used a simple banjo sound font and EQ'ing out its bass, so it gets this sort of Eastern string instrument sound to it.
Not bad.
I gotta say, this is a pretty good techno song. But around 3:55 the distortion totally loses me. I love the way it just makes me suspicious of everything though... *looks left* *looks right*
InvisibleObserver responds:
Unfortunately the songs full title was too long for NG, which would certainly set people up differently.
"Narcissism and the Finger of Suspicion."
hmmm
I find this very entertaining, and I believe it is a work of fine art
but the only porblem is, the drums in the song are far too quiet....
if you can turn them up, it would add a lot,
you were correct in using abstract instruments
keep it up...yo?
InvisibleObserver responds:
I have a touched up re-mix and altered ending to upload. :)
It generally solves the major issues with this song.
And oh no no, you keep it up.
Funky
In fact, I find myself tapping my toes a bit. Not bad.
InvisibleObserver responds:
Reconciling or 'revenge'?
Nothing "hiphop" about this
intro was too random for my part and stabby
the drums need to be sharper with a more noticeable kick(try sidechaining eqing etc)
really enjoyed the break around 0:59 and the banjo along with the bells was satisfying
but its really a rather "boring" song
its seems to move slower than it does and drags along...dont know what makes it do but i think its the lack of a actual flow and more just random stabs of sounds
but the effects worked ok
but the ending was out of place and you need to fix that gap at the end
InvisibleObserver responds:
Baffles me that the ending is 'out of place' when the majority of the song is 'random stabs', then 'drags on', and 'lacks flow'.
Its almost as if the whole thing is consistent in a way that might trick you into thinking it follows a beat. I'm glad you saw through this terrible guise.