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Old Apr 16 2008, 9:05 AM

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oriental composition

Hello !
I'd like to have some comments on a composition I finnished recently.
For information I've been using "east west ra" for all the ethnic part and also "stormdrum" for the percussions...the piano is a Steinway B
Concerning the mix, there's no spatialisation and it may suffer from a very bad EQ but I don't have any monitoring system yet to fix this, so it will be done later

JB

you can listen to it here : MySpace.com - JB - Paris, FR - Progressive / Classical / Grunge - www.myspace.com/dirtyjeanss

music number 3 "sans titre"
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Old Apr 16 2008, 6:33 PM

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Pretty nice piece, creates a nice mood and atmosphere. However, I don't know how "oriental" it really sounds. I'm actually hearing a lot of India, a lot of Egypt, and a bit of Africa, and not much orient at all. There's also a fair bit that I don't think could be identified with any particular ethnic music tradition. None of this is necessarily a problem; however, if your goal is to create authentic ethnic music, I would recommend listening more and doing some more research.
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Old Apr 17 2008, 6:12 AM

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Hi Nhomas and thanks for answearing

your analysis is correct however my goal was absolutelly not to create authentic ethnic music (I wouldn't see the point of this). Maybe I should have been more precise in my previous message but I thought it was obvious enough judging from the structure and the instruments I used.

Anyway I'm glad you liked
Another track will be uploaded on my page soon in a very different style

JB
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