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Topic: Malevolent Suite parts 3&4 (Read 2910 times)

pianogeek_cz

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Malevolent Suite parts 3&4

on: June 09, 2007, 09:46:31 PM

Part Three: Vicious Intentions
Part Four: Malevolent Intentions

Recorded at home on my Petrof 125 G1 upright using a Sony camrecorder and a not very good external microphone, but I don't have anything better to record with. I might do some editing to get rid of noise etc., but not now.

Enjoy!

Part 3 - Vicious Intentions.mp3 (4592.72 kB - downloaded 73 times.)

Part 4 - Malevolent Intentions.mp3 (6413.03 kB - downloaded 68 times.)

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Re: Malevolent Suite parts 3&4

Reply #1 on: June 09, 2007, 10:09:04 PM

This is very good! I like them all. The only "critique" would be that the first two sound way more innocent than their title suggests

The first sounds humourous and the second one very dreamy

No 3 is very capricious, I like that, I have made something similar a while ago, this reminds me of it ...lol

There is for sure a build up towards the fourth piece, which is very good. Well I am sorta glad it sounds not tooooo malevolent, I might get scared

Good capricious stuff!

I love the really strong build-up towards the end of the fourth.