Alertia (alertia9.xm)
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Nominated by the crew for either outstanding quality, technique or creativity (or combination of) on 14th Nov 1999
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Posted by Saga Musix on Fri 1st Feb 2008, rated 8 / 10.
Pretty nifty synthpop tune, I like it! Sounds really like the 80s with this dig-dug bass, the pads and this reverbed snare... :-D
Pretty nifty synthpop tune, I like it! Sounds really like the 80s with this dig-dug bass, the pads and this reverbed snare... :-D
Posted by TMA Placeholder Account on Sat 4th Dec 1999, rated 8 / 10.
Alertia is a full-fledged dance tune incorporating many of the techniques popular in everyone's favorites, the demotunes. Depending on how fluid or how technological you like to enjoy your music, this can be either a plus or a minus... But it's all pulled together quite nicely. There are numerous subtle variations thrown together, keeping it homogenous enough for dancefloor quality, while interesting enough for the usual mod listener. String sweeps and several flutes and winds back up a good standard backline, and the cycle of introduction, buildup, climax, and resolution comes off excellently. The techniques of demostyle trackers really scream out of this piece, with panning and swells sliding along to the beat of the song, but that doesn't mean it's raw or unfinished in any way. On the contrary, the authors throw their all into the work and come out with a shining sculpture. Leaving the marks of their tools on the finished product is just all in the play of the game. Effects fly here, every single row, without overloading the piece unpleasantly. Overall, this piece represents an excellent melding of old and new tracking techniques. There's bound to be a niche audience for this piece, those who will enjoy it immensely.
Alertia is a full-fledged dance tune incorporating many of the techniques popular in everyone's favorites, the demotunes. Depending on how fluid or how technological you like to enjoy your music, this can be either a plus or a minus... But it's all pulled together quite nicely. There are numerous subtle variations thrown together, keeping it homogenous enough for dancefloor quality, while interesting enough for the usual mod listener. String sweeps and several flutes and winds back up a good standard backline, and the cycle of introduction, buildup, climax, and resolution comes off excellently. The techniques of demostyle trackers really scream out of this piece, with panning and swells sliding along to the beat of the song, but that doesn't mean it's raw or unfinished in any way. On the contrary, the authors throw their all into the work and come out with a shining sculpture. Leaving the marks of their tools on the finished product is just all in the play of the game. Effects fly here, every single row, without overloading the piece unpleasantly. Overall, this piece represents an excellent melding of old and new tracking techniques. There's bound to be a niche audience for this piece, those who will enjoy it immensely.
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<< Alertia >> ---------------------- Composed By MyVoice & Reptile ---------------------- MyVoice says hi to: Reptile&Sky Martin&Evade Haggeman&cows :) and... KOTIVALO of the K-steel myvoice_saunalahti.fi ...wait for more... Reptile says hi to: Sky, MyVoice :) Awesome, QuazzeMan, NightHawk, PAB, Ghidorah & Haggeman Special thanks to all Crystal Crew fans thanks for all the mails. -------------------- Email Me: anders-email_swipnet. se ripped from lizardking
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OMG great synthpop track. Excellent composition, great panning effects. Constructed really well! Recommended. Certainly a Cheesy Foot Tapper.