Desert Dreams - Part One - Sunset Dunes Mix
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The demo "Desert Dream" was... uh, weird, to say the least.
Although technically well-done and starting off rather normal, it's getting real strange after a few minutes (the Gizeh pyramids getting bombarded by aliens with water melons etc *lol*).
But one thing that was really outstanding about it was the soundtrack. While the 2nd part of it was more techno-styled, the first part (of which I created this remix) has always been one of my favourite Amiga Music themes. I love the soft, atmospheric sound of it, as well as the melody itself which, albeit simple, refuses to leave the listener's head for days once he has heard it.
So I decided to give it a try and create this remix out of it.
I used a new method here. In my earlier remixes, I used my Korg X3 Workstation's built-in 16-tracks-sequencer to first fully create the music and then save it to my computer. The only things I added in the computer were things I could not create on my X3 (like spoken words, built-in sequences of other composers' works etc).
Now, in this remix, I used so many instruments that the 16 tracks of the X3 were full before the remix was done. So I created the first 16 tracks on my X3, saved them to my computer, then created the next 16 tracks on the X3, saved them to my computer etc...
In the end, I combined the 16-track-fragments on my computer to create the final piece, and voila... Desert Dreams. ;)
As a result, this remix has a sound that is very "rich" and "full"... don't know how to describe it any better, but you'll have to listen for yourself and judge on your own anyway ;)
Thanks for listening, I hope you like it.
Song was arranged, recorded and played on a Korg X3 workstation.
In response to two comments:
cythrawl, thanks for the explanation... finally, tens of years after i first saw the demo, i learn the meaning of the melon thingy ;)
rafael, in the very 1st version of this song i had the phaser effect limited to the intro but when it stopped the rest of the song felt a bit too "empty" so i made it last... just a matter of taste, i guess
Again, thanks everybody for the good votings, you folks make all the work i put into my songs pay! ;)
Although technically well-done and starting off rather normal, it's getting real strange after a few minutes (the Gizeh pyramids getting bombarded by aliens with water melons etc *lol*).
But one thing that was really outstanding about it was the soundtrack. While the 2nd part of it was more techno-styled, the first part (of which I created this remix) has always been one of my favourite Amiga Music themes. I love the soft, atmospheric sound of it, as well as the melody itself which, albeit simple, refuses to leave the listener's head for days once he has heard it.
So I decided to give it a try and create this remix out of it.
I used a new method here. In my earlier remixes, I used my Korg X3 Workstation's built-in 16-tracks-sequencer to first fully create the music and then save it to my computer. The only things I added in the computer were things I could not create on my X3 (like spoken words, built-in sequences of other composers' works etc).
Now, in this remix, I used so many instruments that the 16 tracks of the X3 were full before the remix was done. So I created the first 16 tracks on my X3, saved them to my computer, then created the next 16 tracks on the X3, saved them to my computer etc...
In the end, I combined the 16-track-fragments on my computer to create the final piece, and voila... Desert Dreams. ;)
As a result, this remix has a sound that is very "rich" and "full"... don't know how to describe it any better, but you'll have to listen for yourself and judge on your own anyway ;)
Thanks for listening, I hope you like it.
Song was arranged, recorded and played on a Korg X3 workstation.
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In response to two comments:
cythrawl, thanks for the explanation... finally, tens of years after i first saw the demo, i learn the meaning of the melon thingy ;)
rafael, in the very 1st version of this song i had the phaser effect limited to the intro but when it stopped the rest of the song felt a bit too "empty" so i made it last... just a matter of taste, i guess
Again, thanks everybody for the good votings, you folks make all the work i put into my songs pay! ;)
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