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GusFogle Group: Members Posts: 198 Joined: July 2011 Posted: Jan. 15 2013, 18:54 EDIT New Link: http://soundcloud.com/gus-fogle/decompression Back to top

Olivier Group: Super Admins Posts: 1865 Joined: Nov. 1999 Posted: Jan. 16 2013, 17:51 Some parts I love like I love Amarok. Some parts I don't like like I don't like Yes. Back to top

GusFogle Group: Members Posts: 198 Joined: July 2011 Posted: Jan. 16 2013, 19:20 Haha! I can respect that. There's a little something for everybody in there, as the music changes constantly. Thanks for your comments! Back to top

Olivier Group: Super Admins Posts: 1865 Joined: Nov. 1999 Posted: Jan. 16 2013, 22:33 So you kind of feel like it's diverse? I was actually wondering wether, to you, it could make sense to kind of like some parts of it but not the others. Also, my reaction was very spontaneous, after one quick listen. After a few listens, it's probably more likely that it would make me realize I can find a way to enjoy Yes rather than realizing that I hate Amarok after all. Spoiler: BTW, your piece is the perfect example of how the sound wave can be annoying in SoundCloud. You have some sort of fake ending, and SoundCloud shows there is something coming after. Back to top

GusFogle Group: Members Posts: 198 Joined: July 2011 Posted: Jan. 16 2013, 23:01 Quote (Olivier @ Jan. 16 2013, 22:33) 1. So you kind of feel like it's diverse? 2. I was actually wondering wether, to you, it could make sense to kind of like some parts of it but not the others.   3. After a few listens, it's probably more likely that it would make me realize I can find a way to enjoy Yes rather than realizing that I hate Amarok after all. [/color] 1. Yes, I wanted certain parts of the piece to be totally diverse from the others. For example, my goal was to have the piece switch between extremely dark and extremely light emotions. 2. Yeah, it makes complete sense to me. I mean even in Amarok there are certain parts I like and other parts I care less for. When taking the kitchen sink approach, there's going to be good and bad mixed in. That's just part of the experience. 3. Haha! I'm not sure exactly what you mean but I have an idea. There is a slightly schizophrenic side to the piece. Back to top

GusFogle Group: Members Posts: 198 Joined: July 2011 Posted: Jan. 30 2013, 07:44 Re-recording sessions are taking place to record the piece in higher quality and with more instruments. We are also working on concluding the project with a possible live performance...which unfortunately will have to include sequencing as there are just far too many parts to play live in real time. Back to top

GusFogle Group: Members Posts: 198 Joined: July 2011 Posted: Feb. 27 2013, 11:54 The piece has been re-recorded with all new instruments in higher quality. Please don't hesitate to share your thoughts and feelings about the piece. http://soundcloud.com/gus-fogle/decompression Back to top

GusFogle Group: Members Posts: 198 Joined: July 2011 Posted: April 24 2013, 22:40 BUMP Would really appreciate some more feedback on this piece as I am currently working on Decompression II and would like to hear what people like/dislike about Decompression. Back to top

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