MAGMA'S HEAT
Mod by
MCorda
length 4:55
December 1999
Style is Progressive punk rock
Dance over this red shining lava..till you fall down
Thanks to who actually made samples I used
Kick Drum 1
Snare Drum 2
U20 Distorted Guitr
Ride Cymbal 2
DeepBass
Oberheim SE-1 Lead
K2K Solo Cello
Brass1
AmbientBulbBrk L
Mod by MCorda
any comment to
mcorda_tiscalinet.it
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I think there are
too much ambient
mods around the net
it drives me nervous
so I had to
climb a volcano
and burn..
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To ambient lovers
I don't dislike
your genre..
but I wish you
to remember
that nature
is also
a destructive
eruption
not only
pling-pling..tic-toc
panned sounds
in heavenly skies
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I have listened to
hundreds of mods
the most impressive
artists
I've found
are:
NEURON
DNA-GROOVE
MYTH
and you maybe..
when I'll listen to
your music
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obviously
this is simply
my opinion
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I really wanted to write a positive review for my first review, but this song is really bad. This song sounds like it may have been the artist's first song. I can't believe it even got in the archive. It starts off OK, with an odd bassline and some drums, but then the horrible guitar and synth samples kick in and the supposed "melody" begins. Music theory seems to have gone right out the window here. The artist lists "progressive punk rock" as the song style, but that doesn't really fit. I don't really know what to call it. Most of the samples are bad. They are all 8 bit and aren't exactly tuned. Of particular note is the guitar sample, which is excusable because good guitar samples are hard to find. I think that the artist could have cut the guitar sample out completely without much change to the song. Simple effects are used, mostly just tone portamento and note delay. Tone portamento is overused, and it sorta ruins the song. To Mcorda: restrain yourself from using your guitar sample and tone portamento. Tune your samples. And try to make your songs a little more simplistic. I would rather listen to a simplistic song with high quality, tuned samples than a complex song with your samples.