Bubular Wells

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Mahavishnu
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2014/06/16 16:59:06 (permalink)

Bubular Wells

Chilled instrumental with a hint of Tubular Bells. This track features the "Giant" from Komplete 9 Ultimate - wanted to call it Bubular Tells but someone already nabbed that. Haven't posted for ages as I've been so busy with daytime job - shame: it's so much fun writing music and listening to your creations...
The bubbles sound more like drips - but they are bubbles - promise!
 
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    stevec
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    Re: Bubular Wells 2014/06/17 15:01:20 (permalink)
    Well..  I like it.   
     
    I have yet to use Giant but hearing this I will definitely need to give it a shot.   I really like the choice of instruments/sounds and how they're layered.   The only thing that sounded a bit odd for me was that the drums were very dry - everything else has more ambiance in comparison and IMO sounds perfect that way.   Cool tune!
     
     

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    Re: Bubular Wells 2014/06/17 16:15:25 (permalink)
    I actually think the use of dry drums makes them present. If they had ambiance added they may have gotten lost.
     
    I love the Giant. I've only used it twice but it's in the arsenal.
    (heh heh I said arse).
     
    Well done Ireno. 

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    Re: Bubular Wells 2014/06/17 16:34:07 (permalink)
    Nice - the water drops added a nice feel to the track. Good job.

      
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    Re: Bubular Wells 2014/06/18 13:39:24 (permalink)
    Nice, actually very nice Ireno cool stuff.
     
    Thanks for sharing

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    Re: Bubular Wells 2014/06/18 18:09:38 (permalink)
    Stevec - good observation re dry drums - actually the drums are NI 70s drum kit with plenty of reverb - however, all the other instruments are so wet they make the drums arid by comparison - appreciate your positive comments. 
     
    Bapu - Will try not to overuse The Giant - champagne and lobster can seem dull if you consume it everyday  - thx
     
    Ruben - who'ld have thought bubbles/waterdrops could make a useful percussion instrument
     
    Thnx Wookiee - I aimed for chilled - therefore happy you think it's cool

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