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Module name : Mute Lands
Module type : OctaMED Soundstudio MMD3
Module length: 33 patterns
Patterns : 33
Instruments : 16
Samples : 16
Channels : 12 [ a 6 9 7 8 7 4 8 6 6 6 8 ]
Duration : 4min27s
Instruments:
Instrument name Vl Fade Env Ns Sub Gv Vl Fine Xpo Pan Sm
01 violin 40 0fef --- 01 [01] 40 40 +016 +29 P80 00
02 squarebass 40 0fef --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +41 P80 01
03 pitcher 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 24 +000 +36 P80 02
04 cymb 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 2c +000 +36 P80 03
05 fantasyseq 40 0fef --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 04
06 pegasus 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 05
07 laser 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 30 +000 +36 P80 06
08 string 40 0fef --- 01 [01] 40 20 +000 +36 P80 07
09 galaxy 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +016 +36 P80 08
0a itopia 40 0fef --- 01 [01] 40 30 +000 +36 P80 09
0b ieaou 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0a
0c beepers 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 16 +000 +36 P80 0b
0d thiphip 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0c
0e flute 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0d
0f noise 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0e
10 rush 40 0fff --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +36 P80 0f

>
> Neurodancer/1oo%
>
> presenting an LX Bliss/NeuroWerx production on 04-Jun-2ooo
>
>
> " M U T E L A N D S "
> - --- ---------------------------------------------------------- --- -
> - classic touched soothing melodic ambient -
> (OSS, 12 channels, 117 bpm, 4:28 mins)
>
>
>
> i N F O
> - --- ---------------------------------------------------------- --- -
> Yet another one of those long unfinished tracks. I had those
> chords. I loved them. And I didn't know what to do with them. The
> first attempt was a really boring Aphex Twin style minimal
> ambient track, repeating those chords over and over. The second
> attempt combined a piano intro and outro with a shortened version
> of the first attempt. I listened to it a couple of times and almost
> deleted the whole thing, if those chords weren't so damn nice.
>
> After about half a year or so I finally picked the project up
> again, and who knows what happened, all of a sudden the muse gave
> me a big hug and a friendly kiss, and it went very smooth from
> that moment on. The result you're about to hear now is the
> product of only a couple of days, plus the usual "naaah, lets
> wait a bit, listen to it again, do some polishing" delay. :)
>
> And yes, I rrreally like it. Actually, with "Wings in the wind",
> "Stillpoint" and now this one, I have the feeling that those
> songs are the best I ever did (as usual :-) - all of my work from
> the past did not leave me with the high degree of satisfaction
> that I achieved now.
>
> "Sweet Sister, I hope you feel it too!"
>
> This one is using OSS' echo function (cross-echo) at its maximum
> echo rate of 50%; my personal opinion is that you can't really
> use this echo rate except when doing ambient - it eats the
> precision and sharpness of especially the drums, and there's no
> drums in this track, thats why I dared to use the high echo rate.
>
> What can I say, enjoy the track, I played it so many times while
> working on the different versions of it, and I still like it, and
> that actually means something! :)
>
>
>
>
> P L A Y i N G
> - --- ---------------------------------------------------------- --- -
> Please use the 14bit mixing routines of your OSS player with a
> high mixing frequency, and other than that, give it time enough,
> play it entirely, it has some of those moments you just wouldn't
> want to miss if you like that sort of music. I just hope that the
> song catches you as much as it catched me while working on it.
>
> PC users: rename the file to "Mute Lands.med" and you can replay
> it with WinAmp using the Med plugin! (this name convention is
> crap - as is the suffix based file recognition of WinAmp - as
> there's at least three different "med" formats. The precise
> suffices for those would be ".MMD0" or ".med", ".MMD1" or ".omed"
> and ".MMD2" or ".oss")
>
>
>
>
> G R E E T i N G S
> - --- ---------------------------------------------------------- --- -
> To DJ Nick (nice tunes), all in 1oo%, the trusty usership of my
> BBS, Digiman, Morten "your bassdrum is too weak" Osted, Frank
> "Curt Cool" Larsen, Razfaz (finish your songs!), maz, mr.E,
> "flat.black" Chris, Ghandy, Exon, Sven "Basic Implant" Toxic, and
> to the lot of other friendly peeps around me for providing
> motivation & athmosphere, especially those who sent email
> feedback, giving proof to me that I do have an audience out
> there! :)
>
>
>
>
> C O N T A C T
> - --- ---------------------------------------------------------- --- -
> As usual, feedback is highly appreciated, just drop me a line via
> email, neurodancer@gmx.de is the address, don't hesitate.
>
> Below some nice comments I received after the release of the past
> couple of modules... thanks a lot for that huge magic potion of
> motivation, you know who you are:
>
> `` I just want to comment on the "Wings in the Wind" module you
> composed. I just heard it and, well I love it. I lie, I didn't
> /just/ hear it. I heard it 5 times in the space of one hour.
> [...] your module certainly digs it's hooks into you with all
> those ethnic instruments and the pace. Well done. ''
>
> -�-
>
> `` BTW, I love your music. I download a lot of mods from Aminet,
> and end up deleting most of them. But I'm glad to have wandered
> into the mods/neuro section [...]. Thank you, [...] for some
> GREAT music. Can't wait to delve into your stash there at Aminet. ''
>
> -�-
>
> `` Just been listening to some trax of yours, I happen to think
> they're real neat! The one I got playing right now is Wings in
> the Wind. It's really cool, I always did like ethno type stuff. ''
>
> -�-
>
> `` I just downloaded your nifty "Stillpoint" oss mod. [...] I
> play it on my AD516 using Kenny Nilson's AHI utility. For an 8
> bit mod it sounds pretty good! Keep up the good work! ''
>
> -�-
>
> `` I've been in the Amiga World since 1989, and I've never
> listened to such great musics! For me, they are the best by
> quality, originality and technique! (I haven't stopped listening
> [...] since last week!!! And your long time of work (several
> months!) has given this excellent result. What perseverance! ''
>
> -�-
>
> And hail to all true trackers out there!
>
>
> 04-Jun-2000
> Alex a/k/a Neurodancer/1oo% (neurodancer@gmx.de)

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