SOUND ON SOUND

[Jumpeyspyder]

Wow, Well done all !!
:clap: :clap: :clap:

[Logarhythm]

Wow, some great work there :thumbup:
I think Martin should also get some sort of special award for his impromptu effort at naming them all :clap: :lol:

[Dan LB]

Great work!! Well done everyone! :clap:

[blinddrew]

Away from my caboodle for a couple of days but will listen properly later in the week. 10 entries is good work. :)

[Martin Walker]

Wow, some great work there :thumbup:
I think Martin should also get some sort of special award for his impromptu effort at naming them all :clap: :lol:

Phew! I'm glad that my comments were taken in the enthusiastic spirit in which they were intended - I was truly impressed at the quality and incredible diversity of these entries ;)


Martin

[Dave B]

I personally think that Martin had these names on file for years and was just waiting for the right time to use them ....

:D

So, any initial thoughts as to who may have written what? Anything jump out?

Would a list of who submitted help?

[Wonks]

Without knowing who'd entered I'd guess that Ben Asaro is likely to have done track No. 2 as it sounds very Chiptune like. It's something Martin Walker could also have done, but he is normally far more sophisticated in his output these days.

[Dave B]

So, in purely alphabetical order, the participants are :

• Blindrew
• DaveB
• Folderol
• IAA
• Jumpeyspyder
• Logarhythm
• MarkyC
• Ramirez
• Rich Hanson
• Richie Royal

:D

[Rich Hanson]

That's my evening sorted. Looking forward to finding out what Martin has named my track :bouncy:

[ManFromGlass]

Martin - I'm always stuck for deep and witty titles. You are my goto titler from now on!

[Martin Walker]

Martin - I'm always stuck for deep and witty titles. You are my goto titler from now on!

Why thank you kind sir - always happy to oblige! :thumbup:

To be honest, I was amazed just how many references popped into my head as I listened to these tracks, yet just how varied they were :clap:


Martin

[IAA]

Just listened through - what variety - I set myself the challenge to see if I could easily determine the softsynths from the analogues - (they say you can do that easily on GS) - well I couldn't! :headbang:

The variation is great - I love some of the distorted sounds next to the more jarre- like pads and strings - I'm going to listen again and see if I can nail the synths... :bouncy:

Well done Dave - big slap on the back is well in order!

Ian

[Rich Hanson]

Just finishing listening at work, couldn't wait fit this evening! Some good stuff, a couple that I really wanted to go on for longer. I guess I'll have to attempt some sort of review later.

How does the voting work?

[Rich Hanson]

Oh and Martin's title for my entry? Are you psychic, man? :mrgreen:

[Martin Walker]

Oh and Martin's title for my entry? Are you psychic, man? :mrgreen:

Ooh, that's got me guessing now Rich ;)

However, I could just say that whatever inspired your track came through loudly and clearly :clap:


Martin

[Richie Royale]

I can at least guess what track is mine without listening, based on Martin's descriptive titles.

Will have a listen to these when I can.

[Logarhythm]

I can at least guess what track is mine without listening, based on Martin's descriptive titles.

Me too - he's really quite good at this naming thing :clap:

[Martin Walker]

Hooray - I've obviously discovered a latent talent! :thumbup:

(I'd have preferred a latent superpower, but hey, who's complaining? ;) )


Martin

[Richie Royale]

All sounding very good, well done guys.

[Ramirez]

Oh bravo!

I certainly have a couple of favourites, and look forward to finding out what the synths are.

Aled