I must admit, until today, I always just clicked this midi away after just the first 1 or 2 seconds, because of how ugly it sounded.
But now I finally listened the whole thing. I didn't regret it. The S.O.S. beat was integrated into the song extremely well. I missed such an amazing piece, and that just because of the intro.
File No.167
Description:
What we have here is a collaboration between Oulisa and myself, titled "File No.167".
The base of this sequence is inspired by Live Earth, a series of worldwide concerts held on July 7th 2007 to initiate a three-year campaign against climate change. The logo for Live Earth is the Morse Code distress signal "S.O.S". The MIDI you see here utilizes the S.O.S. itself as a constant beeping to accompany a simple drum track, and then it expanded from that, becoming more of a synthetic trance than simply a series of repetitive beeps.
Credits:
Users:
> Espilan – instrument selection, extra effects
> Oulisa – main sequence
What we have here is a collaboration between Oulisa and myself, titled "File No.167".
The base of this sequence is inspired by Live Earth, a series of worldwide concerts held on July 7th 2007 to initiate a three-year campaign against climate change. The logo for Live Earth is the Morse Code distress signal "S.O.S". The MIDI you see here utilizes the S.O.S. itself as a constant beeping to accompany a simple drum track, and then it expanded from that, becoming more of a synthetic trance than simply a series of repetitive beeps.
Credits:
Users:
> Espilan – instrument selection, extra effects
> Oulisa – main sequence
Creator:
Espilan
Added: 08 Dec 2007
Type: MIDI
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Reviews
Siguy
Posted 12 December 2007 - 06:38 PM
This is so radically unlike anything entered in the database so far that I can't do less than give it a 5. The beginning wasn't so great, but that is minor considering what a great MIDI this is.
The MP3 was great, but had a slightly different feel to it. I love both the MIDI and the MP3, but only the MIDI counts for my rating.
The MP3 was great, but had a slightly different feel to it. I love both the MIDI and the MP3, but only the MIDI counts for my rating.
