This song sounds totally screwed up in Winamp, so better use XMPlay or ModPlug
Tracker (preferred alternative, smoother volume ramping). The reason for the
problems in Winamp is propably the use of panbrello and volume commands to
create ping pong delay effect. Winamp seems to ignore the volume commands of
the delay tracks and that sounds pretty annoying.
This song is created by KtL for the fuktio.org self-sampling compo.
The rules were:
- all samples must be recorded by the composer
- file size must be under 1,5 megs zipped (to keep the size of
the vote pack reasonable)
- only common module formats are accepted (this is quite obvious)
- the deadline is in 1.11.2002 at 24:00.
All samples are recorded by KtL from Roland XP-10 (drums, guitars and bass)
and Technics SP-100 (strings) or synthesized in Soundforge with 4-op
FM-synthesis (everything else except my number). Song contains my cell
phone number coded as an MF dial tone.
This song does not represent very well my usual style, but
who knows what the future brings on... Anyway, I had listened quite
a lot to Nine Inch Nails and Front 242 when I got the idea to compose
a song using some weird FM sounds. This song started first with an
industrial feeling with guitars and complicated drum patterns. Then
it however started to evolve towards dark ambient as I added some
FM noise into the intro and the middle part of the song. Finally I thought
this song sounded a bit boring and annoying so I added some melodic synth
stuff on top of it all making it resemble more like my usual style.
You can rip my samples and use them freely in your songs as long as
you give me the proper credits AND also mention the name of the original
module you got the samples from. (Because I usually create new sounds for
every song.) I like the way the sample number 109 sounds very much. It makes
me think of some evil alien creature yelling a mature taunt in alien
language. 8-)
My lame homepage: http://ktl.150m.com (I'm not very good in HTML...)
More music created by me: http://www.mikseri.net/ktl (in mp3 format...)
Contact me: lauri.tikkanen@piramk.fi
Greets to the Fuktio-team for keeping up the greatest message board
on the net!
