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Listen To Fight The Fear Cinematic Song By DanGoldstein At Looperman.com

27th Aug 2014 10:20 - 11 years ago
Description : to beat your enemy, become your enemy. right now we are not too happy with certain fringe elements terrorizing the middle east - so write an eastern flavor track to get in their heads! used an arab set, an ethnic harp. slayer distortion guitar

Comments (14)

If you have time take a listen and give DanGoldstein some feedback.

RenzWilde
RenzWilde 22nd Sep 2014 06:16 - 11 years ago
Excellent sounds. Sounds that I am very unfamiliar with, lol. I can only break down the track on the enjoyability factor and I really enjoyed listening to it. Personally, I wouldn't even know where to begin with something like this. I have enough troubles with electronic music :/

Great work on this track.
RW
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 22nd Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
i am really glad you had a chance to hear it Renz and liked the sounds. sometimes just effecting old school sounds can make something fresh. i automated some chorus on a Yamaha "shanai" sample for example. the enjoyability factor means a lot. when i concern myself about that it pushes me to make things just a little tighter and a little more interesting. appreciate very much your visit and comment. you know I am looking forward to your next music for art! regards - Dan
promenade2239
promenade2239 20th Sep 2014 17:30 - 11 years ago
Im delighted to hear the complete piece and the progressions you made with it. I like the things you added to create dynamic. first part takes me to a magical spacious oriental temple or a empty desert. industrial guitar-lead agressive sound and decadent last section seem to be some presentation of fight and effort. nice work. Alex
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 20th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
Alex. I'm really happy you had a chance to hear the track. your imagery is right on. all the best. Dan
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 20th Sep 2014 17:24 - 11 years ago
Listening to this, as well as the clips for the project we're working on, I find myself getting accustomed to your composition style. It's very comforting! What I hear/feel is that pitch is being used to form the dynamics, rather than the more common amplitude route. Makes me wonder if this method would leave more up to the listener as far as physiological response etc... everyone hears and reacts to pitch a bit differently I think. Hope I'm making sense. Any way, I really enjoyed listening! Have made some more progress on the art track this morning. I will be in touch!
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 20th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
Pat, it is an interesting observation. i don't really understand what amplitude is so i can't say. honestly - i feel there are very basic pieces of this electronic composition process that I am clueless about. nevertheless - as i think you are saying - i have come up with a way to achieve some expression and presence in the music. if you are liking it, man, i am happy! tomorrow is a cat day. today was finishing this thing (which of course they are never finished). best regards - Dan
benjizo
benjizo 20th Sep 2014 14:40 - 11 years ago
So much going on with this composition.It takes you on a mind trip,the electric guitar,the percussion ,and the whole eastern vibe ,makes for a great composition.Its definitely movie music.Thumps up.
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 20th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
hi benjizo. yea - i agree. it could be background for some movie. i'm glad that comes through for you. thanks for the comment very much. very best regards - dan
Mosaic
Mosaic 17th Sep 2014 06:06 - 11 years ago
Hey Dan

Long time mate, sorry haven't been here to check out your works, always enjoy them, haven't been that well, but on mend now, loving the eastern vibe you have going on here, everything sounds spot on, especially love the beat and its level, not over powering, allowing it to carry the track along without being the main focus, very enjoyable listen Dan...thank you for sharing...Fav...Peace n respect...Mosaic...
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 20th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
hope you are feeling better these days Mosaic. I appreciate your stopping by. This one was a bit of a victory in getting stronger with percs. Thanks very much for positive words. keep on going man!
mrwolf14
mrwolf14 12th Sep 2014 15:26 - 11 years ago
Interesting experiment, less innovative than other things you have done but still kept my interest while hearing.
As already mentioned in other comments, the simplicity is the key and keeping things simple is not as easy as it may sound.
Good work!
Ciao, Domenico

PS: Now I am going to check out the work promenade did with your ideas... I really liked your sentence "music finds its home in spite of us"... I think this holds true for every form of art.
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 20th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
yea. art finds it home - your are domenico. we are like channels for a higher Creative power. we don't always know what we are creating and what it is for! as far as simplicity goes - i will keep working at that. I appreciate your style man! thanks for stopping by! dan
FreeRadical
FreeRadical 10th Sep 2014 18:53 - 11 years ago
Yeah i dig the eastern vibe. especially the percussion. Everything sounds on point in this track and it has plenty of atmosphere to it with lots of nice reverbs. Is that a guitar or is that the FL slayer? whatever it sounds pretty cool.
This was an excellent listen.
FR
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 11th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
thanks very much FR. yup - slayer. it really helped sticking with the single arabian instruments kit I found in FL Library. kept me in the style. thanks again.
djtheobserver01
djtheobserver01 10th Sep 2014 09:43 - 11 years ago
YO yo !
well, I took you on a journey through the OMNIVERSE ...
you take me on a trip through the desert on a camel..
I thank you that there are no gunshots or bombings.
It sounds peacefull...
good job !
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 11th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
thanks! actually I was thinking about explosive effects and backed away from it - maybe for the same reasons you are glad you did not hear any. thanks for "taking the ride". appreciate it. Dan
crucethus
crucethus 10th Sep 2014 06:36 - 11 years ago
Mind opening and very creative. Listening again for more perspective. Sort of chimes in the beginning give you a sense of hiding in a hut. from the enemy. With your sinister melodic lines and percussion. Cool Clarinet sound. Which is mimicked by the guitars later. Good work overall.
Steve
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 10th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
thanks Steve. that clarinet is actually a shanai sample from old yamaha midi keyboard gradually run through a chorus effect. i'm glad you liked that. really glad you had a chance to check this one out. look forward to connecting again with your stuff. regards - Dan
ShortBusMusic
ShortBusMusic 9th Sep 2014 23:26 - 11 years ago
Really nice cinematic effort Dan. Great use of percussion to move the track along from one stage to another. There isn't anything to really critique here....the mix is spot on, the composition is solid, and the execution is outstanding.

You really do have a gift for composing great music. Keep it up man, we need more music like yours in this world. Well done. I hope all is well.

Bear
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 10th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
appreciate it very much Bear. all is well. won't let the day job break me and won't give up the dream. I felt I got to a little better place with the percs on this one. your thumbs up on that was a big boost. all the best. Dan
StaticNomad
StaticNomad 8th Sep 2014 04:59 - 11 years ago
Greetings. This has the kind of vibe I like. I do love all sorts of eastern sounds.

1:28 and the guitar riff reminds me a little of Tool. If you don't know that legendary, very special band, I suggest you check them out. Try a track called 46&2.

Main riff in this is a compelling one and you work it well throughout on different instruments. Clanging percussion is good and then that's joined by other metallic grooves.

Good music to soundtrack a Mongolian landscape.

Special link in case you've never heard my favourite Tuvan throat singing group, who have something in common with this track. Just listen to the first piece of music in this performance and I expect you'll be blown away.

Huun-Huur-Tu - Live

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0djHJBAP3U

I also checked out Promenade's track and I think it's great. Can't help but say I prefer it to yours as he's done more with that main riff. And I love the groove he used.

Still good work from you so well done.
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 8th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
yea - the throat singing is amazing. a lot of overtones. then the modality and the rhythmic feel is so fresh. damn - that tool track is awesome. feel like shuttin in with tool now for like the next week. as far as use of riff in Promenade's track - what can I say - the music finds its home in spite of us! LOL.

G-d willing i will continue to refine and expand this little track for another week or so before moving on. the notion of a mongolian landscape is super helpful because i will be looking for art to go with this on the Audio Sparks website.

later, brother static. appreciate it all. Dan
promenade2239
promenade2239 7th Sep 2014 20:57 - 11 years ago
ok, so I wrote something using fragments from your song:
https://soundcloud.com/promenade2239/prelude-ft-oceanically
A.
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 7th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
wow! you were not kidding open different possibilities. that was an unexpected application in your track - but VERY NICE! thanks for finding a home for part of it.

if you don't mind - I have a pair of chill cat paintings that I would like to use that track with. I have a website where I match original audio with contemporary paintings. Here are the cats: http://www.audiosparksforart.com/art-wants-music/
promenade2239
promenade2239 7th Sep 2014 19:10 - 11 years ago
a very enjoyable music so far... quite simple motifs that could be developed into something more, the simplicity opens a doorway to different possibilities... but still nice music as it is now...
Alex
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 7th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
yea. amazing how hard it is sometimes even to put a few simple motives down in a good way. but yea - hoping to move into a second section now (after a break). thanks for checking it out, Alex, and positive words. Dan
Billydragon1
Billydragon1 4th Sep 2014 11:58 - 11 years ago
I am enjoying the sense of urgency that this track creates especially from 0.45

Just a thought, maybe add in thunderous orchestral drums from 1.30 to create a sense of war/battlefield environment, should go well with the distorted guitars.

Keep up the good work brother Midi. - Billy
DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein replied 4th Sep 2014 - 11 years ago
it's a great idea billy. thanks for the comment. appreciate the encouragement. peace.

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