My new... uh, band - listen!
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WhiteBeastofWotan
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ShadowsWithin
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plus you would be VERY hard pressed to find that on any synth, i've never even heard of it, I just got rid of my keyboard that had all the nice acoustic instrument samples, i prob could have added to it
Kvlt Wench
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Thanks!!
The original idea I had was to make a single 82 minute track. Just too long to fit on a CD - as CD's are untrue.
But that proved to be freaking difficult, and the second movement of the one I made seemed final enough.
Next step is to make one more (maaybe two) in a similar style, but different, and try to make that into a full length record.
Thanks for the support y'all!
(and one day, I will make that 82 minute track, mark my words)
The original idea I had was to make a single 82 minute track. Just too long to fit on a CD - as CD's are untrue.
But that proved to be freaking difficult, and the second movement of the one I made seemed final enough.
Next step is to make one more (maaybe two) in a similar style, but different, and try to make that into a full length record.
Thanks for the support y'all!
(and one day, I will make that 82 minute track, mark my words)
There's that eastern instrument shop on Valencia and 26th I've always wanted to step into. Though I'm a little apprehensive about having an Egyptian merchant staring me down as I hack into an Oud for the first time.
~Lynn~
Bah...
Shpongled
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Whoa, is there a Lark in the Morning in SF too? That exact store exists right near Pike Place Market here in Seattle and I love it. I always stop in when I'm near, that store is way too cool to pass up.
Kvlt Wench
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Did it move? The Lark in the Morning I went to was in the Canary in Fisherman's Wharf and had every kind of crazy instrument you could imagine.
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Brooks I dig the song. I'm not sure it's something I could frequently listen to, but I appreciate the ambiance and droning. It would definitely make for a fun psychedelic voyage. It creates an eerie but not scary vibe, which I also like. Keep posting songs.
Also, I agree with Lynn. I think stereotypical black metal vocals would detract from it.
Also, I agree with Lynn. I think stereotypical black metal vocals would detract from it.
http://larkinthemorning.com/Articles/a/64/
The Shop relocated in June 2008 to The Mission District:
1453 Valencia Street, between 25th and 26th.
BART transit station at 24th and Mission, a very short walk. Street parking available in the immediate vicinity.
Danke! Buddha metal.
DarkNoise
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second that
And Lark in the Morning is the absolute BEST instrument store ever, anywhere, period.
In a bit I'll post a few tracks along the lines of that one that are about 6 years old and unfinished, but I'd appreciate the kind of input you all are giving about how to spice it up.
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I actually got some samples of gregorian chants yesterday, if anyones played Medieval 2 Total war they would probably recognize them (or listen to Heretique by Tristiania) but i also recommend "Delay Lama" if your going for that droning sound a drenched reverb'd sound from that VST low in the mix might sound cool.
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