How do these CSI-ish tunes strike ya?

rld · Post by **rld** » Fri Apr 24, 2009 6:05 am

Music written to accompany autopsy's. Any ideas/comments welcome.Thanks folks!

ceedub · Post by **ceedub** » Fri Apr 24, 2009 7:53 am

New genre: Autopsy Underscore.RE: CSI1It's certainly suspenseful. Interesting shifts in texture, but still sounds like all one piece. I'd be interested to hear it with the piano muted for the first :20. There's a lot going on already; might be nice to save the piano for later.RE: CSI2The groove is kind of swingin' and happy, even though the harmonies are dark. (Is it too danceable for an autopsy? Is this a musical or ethical question?) The sound at :40 is a very different texture. I don't know if that's good or bad (the listing requests "shifts in tone" - hard to know how much is too much), but that's the one that stands out the most.Really interesting writing and textures in both tracks. I enjoyed listening to them.Cheers.

rld · Post by **rld** » Fri Apr 24, 2009 1:18 pm

Thanks CW...upped another one as well.

k o star · Post by **k o star** » Fri Apr 24, 2009 1:41 pm

hey RLD,I think U got a DNA match for no.1 & 3As for no.2... It may be too dancey & all but I can still picture it in a scene in the series... & I've watched tons of CSI LV...I think Ur very close... & I ve 2 Thank U for posting this up cos U just gave me lots of cool ideas for mine...regards,Kel

eokamura · Post by **eokamura** » Fri Apr 24, 2009 2:00 pm

Here's the least helpful critique ever: I loved em all! Just hopped online and listened your stuff and crs7string's 24 style stuff and damn, why wouldn't this stuff get picked up? eo.

rld · Post by **rld** » Sat Apr 25, 2009 3:10 am

Apr 24, 2009, 4:41pm, reasondemon wrote:hey RLD,I think U got a DNA match for no.1 & 3As for no.2... It may be too dancey & all but I can still picture it in a scene in the series... & I've watched tons of CSI LV...I think Ur very close... & I ve 2 Thank U for posting this up cos U just gave me lots of cool ideas for mine...regards,KelHa ha... thanks Kel...no charge.

rld · Post by **rld** » Sat Apr 25, 2009 3:11 am

Apr 24, 2009, 5:00pm, eokamura wrote:Here's the least helpful critique ever: I loved em all! Just hopped online and listened your stuff and crs7string's 24 style stuff and damn, why wouldn't this stuff get picked up? eo.Thanks eo...why you ask?...only time will tell.

teleblaster · Post by **teleblaster** » Sat Apr 25, 2009 4:25 pm

This is outta my league, I would like to get into the suspense stuff but can't seem to get my head quite around it. That said here are my thoughts1: Nice piece, great selection of sounds, love the lead keyboard sound. This one seems like a natural for this type of placement.2: Very tribal sounding to me. The new theme that comes in at around 40sec seems a little out of place. Maybe try to make it sound more like a traditional African thumb piano? Great production quality. Seems like it could work for the listing too.3. Interesting juxtaposition of the plucky string sound (some keyboard patch layered with a nylon string guitar sample?) and the orchestral swells. Another cool piece that seems to me like it works well for this genre.Great stuff manErich

orest · Post by **orest** » Sun Apr 26, 2009 12:06 am

I listened to number 1 and 3. These are good tracks!Number 1: Like the intro, you have the tension going on there, but when the drums come in, I don't feel the tension that strong. Number 3: The basics are very very good, but, more dynamics and tension. Overall: The drums are very dry compared to the other instruments.

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