Camp

[David Sprouse]

https://davidsprouse.bandcamp.com/track/camp-gnats-bears-woods-fire

 

Edited March 3, 2021 by David Sprouse

[Wookiee]

Very nice taking CbB back to its Twelve tone, Tone Poem roots, I like.

[Bajan Blue]

I like this, cool stuff

Enjoyed the listen, thanks for posting

Nigel

 

 

[Douglas Kirby]

I had to look up tone poem - I didn't know what it was.  I enjoyed the listen - I think this is quite creative. It was lengthy but it kept my interest throughout - nicely done.

[SUPAREELS]

My word David, where do you start with something as complicated as this !? I also had to look Tone Poem up ...on the 2nd listen I got the story .. at least  I think I did! Some bits making me sad or jump or laugh ... a journey indeed ! One of your real high end bits of work .. thankyou for the post and effort,

Steve

Edited February 13, 2021 by SupaReels

[David Sprouse]

6 hours ago, Wookiee said:

Very nice taking CbB back to its Twelve tone, Tone Poem roots, I like.

Camp has special meaning for portlanders, wink,wink. Thanks for listening wookie

[Hidden Symmetry]

Great job David. I enjoyed your compositional approach of blending traditional & modern styles together. I'm still swatting at the gnats...

[jack c.]

wonderful wonderful all around.jack c.

[Starise]

I probably would not have known you squashed it. Sounds clear and legible to me. I imagine everyone else does the same. Just great film music all round'

How long ago was this made? Did you use any outboard hardware? Just curious. 

[David Sprouse]

On 2/12/2021 at 10:58 AM, jack c. said:

wonderful wonderful all around.jack c.

Thank you mr. welk.

[David Sprouse]

On 2/12/2021 at 12:52 PM, Starise said:

I probably would not have known you squashed it. Sounds clear and legible to me. I imagine everyone else does the same. Just great film music all round'

How long ago was this made? Did you use any outboard hardware? Just curious. 

No outboard on this, just universal audio plugins.  This was made about 6 years ago(?)  Nice that you think it's worthy of film.  Thank you very much for listening and commenting, starise.

[David Sprouse]

  Ya the gnats are pretty realistic, others have said the same thing.  Thank you for taking the time to listen and comment on my piece.

[David Sprouse]

On 2/12/2021 at 3:32 AM, Bajan Blue said:

I like this, cool stuff

Enjoyed the listen, thanks for posting

Nigel

 

 

Thank you Nigel.

[David Sprouse]

On 2/12/2021 at 4:08 AM, Douglas Kirby said:

I had to look up tone poem - I didn't know what it was.  I enjoyed the listen - I think this is quite creative. It was lengthy but it kept my interest throughout - nicely done.

Douglas, one of my favorite orchestrators is Richard Strauss.  He did a few tone poems for orchestra.  Thank you for listening and the thumbs up.

[David Sprouse]

On 2/12/2021 at 4:28 AM, SupaReels said:

My word David, where do you start with something as complicated as this !? I also had to look Tone Poem up ...on the 2nd listen I got the story .. at least  I think I did! Some bits making me sad or jump or laugh ... a journey indeed ! One of your real high end bits of work .. thankyou for the post and effort,

Steve

Steve it means alot to hear that you enjoyed my piece.  Ya it is a bit of a narrative. I wonder if you think I enjoy camping after hearing it.  :D:D

[Max Arwood]

Wow David! So many different parts. I loved the string parts and reverb at about the 1/2 way spot. Your stuff has gotten way better in the last year or so!

Max Arwood

 

 

[noynekker]

Very Interesting piece David . . . like this one a lot !! (yes, two exclamations from me) . . . so many great moments. So enjoyed the orchestral string section, and the gnat swatting.  Well, you just never know what's coming along next here . . . a poem and a painting indeed. Your canvas is wildly creative, full of imagination.  So, created 6 years ago you say, I'm curious, did you tweak this version ?   ie.  Are you endlessly tweaking older projects ?

BTW, I'm not hearing any audio squashing here, sounds Au Naturelle to me.

[David Sprouse]

18 hours ago, Max Arwood said:

Wow David! So many different parts. I loved the string parts and reverb at about the 1/2 way spot. Your stuff has gotten way better in the last year or so!

Max Arwood

 

 

Max thank you for the kind words.  I'm  learning new stuff.   And it's a kind of ear training, but for audio rather than for harmonies.  It's fun.

[David Sprouse]

2 hours ago, noynekker said:

Very Interesting piece David . . . like this one a lot !! (yes, two exclamations from me) . . . so many great moments. So enjoyed the orchestral string section, and the gnat swatting.  Well, you just never know what's coming along next here . . . a poem and a painting indeed. Your canvas is wildly creative, full of imagination.  So, created 6 years ago you say, I'm curious, did you tweak this version ?   ie.  Are you endlessly tweaking older projects ?

BTW, I'm not hearing any audio squashing here, sounds Au Naturelle to me.

Thanks for listening!  I cleaned this one up using the tc electronic finalizer (software).  It worked really well on this.  And yes, I would like to re record just about everything I've ever done.   :D:D

[Max Arwood]

11 minutes ago, David Sprouse said:

Max thank you for the kind words.  I'm  learning new stuff.   And it's a kind of ear training, but for audio rather than for harmonies.  It's fun.

Are you taking a Audio mixing ear training?  Which one?  I used to have a finalized (hardware).  When you get the settings right they work really well.  I think I would like the software version way better than the hardware version!