JZC gave feedback to Chris Hoffmeister for “A King's Lament”:
this is a really beautiful piece. did you write/play/direct?
 May 16, 2013, 14:56 EDT
Chris Hoffmeister  Thanks! and yeah, it's all me. I have to work on my mixing chops a bit but I think I'm improving.  (May 16, 2013, 15:11 EDT)
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JZC  I really like the switch to around 2 minutes.  (May 16, 2013, 15:12 EDT)
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s.a. zober gave feedback to Chris Hoffmeister for “A King's Lament”:
Airy stuff. I like it, Chris!

I feel as if the composition and performance is very solid. I like the direction you took it around 1:45 -- very true to what I think the concept is based on the tags and title. Cool use of the chorus effect on this track. I like the little drum rolls as well.

I feel as if you could add a bit more texture starting somewhere around 3:15 or so, keep building it up more until the change at 3:31.

I also dig the tension that you build here down the stretch and the finale. I like where this is going, man, keep going!

Thank you,
Shoham
 May 16, 2013, 10:56 EDT
Chris Hoffmeister  Thanks! As always your advice is very helpful and appreciated!  (May 16, 2013, 12:46 EDT)
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s.a. zober  cool! i'm looking forward to what comes next!  (May 16, 2013, 15:02 EDT)
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tawmy gave feedback to Kode of Bliss for “Rock Prototype”:
... this has the potential as being a rock track, especially around 1:10 ... everyone has their own opinion on what 'Rock' is ... my opinion is that you need real drums, guitar and bass for a rock song ... this is more like distorted techno ... i don't know if the distortion was intentional, but it just sounds like the whole mix is way over peak ...
 Apr 26, 2013, 20:45 EDT


s.a. zober gave feedback to Kode of Bliss for “Rock Prototype”:
I like this new sound! The wave form looks cool as ever as well, man :)

I am thinking that this is a pretty nifty direction for you, IMHO.

It could probably stand to have a bit more bass (?) but I like where this is going all and all!

Thank you,
Shoham
 Apr 26, 2013, 14:18 EDT


s.a. zober gave feedback to J. Wager for “34 Rhymes”:
Dirty poor. Not the song quality, but the answer to your question... Very chill track, my friend. I wouldn't mind collaborating with on this one, if you are interested. I think I could bake up some .5 way decent lyrics (or better), and a decent vocal track, as well.
I think that we could also do something with a rhythm track, and maybe pick up the tempo somewhere around 2 mins in?

Either way, nice one. Thank you!
Shoham
 Mar 09, 2013, 15:29 EST
s.a. zober  Kind of reminds me of "Going To California", now that I listen again/think about it... Thank you. And sorry for the double message!  (Mar 09, 2013, 15:32 EST)
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J. Wager  hey man double messages tell me that you're interested. Yeah I would definitely like some lyrics atop this one. How do we go about with the collab? p.s. "Dirty whore" was what I was going for, you were close  (Mar 09, 2013, 23:35 EST)
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s.a. zober  The main thing is I have to make sure not to not do it. I can work with what you've already got laid down, could you change the license to FFCL (means I can send you a new version for approval, but you keep commercial and distribution rights)  (Mar 10, 2013, 06:55 EDT)
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J. Wager  Alright, it's good to go, my friend.  (Mar 10, 2013, 11:03 EDT)
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s.a. zober  Word!  (Mar 10, 2013, 12:46 EDT)
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s.a. zober gave feedback to willie g for “Screwed Up”:
willie,

I think that it is good. The mix could be a little bit louder, I think. I am having trouble hearing some of this. I like the ambient feeling. I would maybe say that you have miss tagged this (does it matter that much?) because I don't really think that it is either rap or hip hop, but more ambient... Could be longer too ;)

Thank you, I enjoyed it,
Shoham
 Mar 05, 2013, 13:22 EST


Slopejaw gave feedback to Ian MacPhail for “Synthesis”:
Those instrumentals are pretty natural sounding mate. Maybe slow the attack on a few of them a bit more so it's not so robotic?

I'm loving the vibe through most of it, surely a bit of rhythm percussion couldn't hurt? Very relaxing, good work.
 Mar 03, 2013, 22:01 EST


s.a. zober gave feedback to Chris Hoffmeister for “Falling Tonight”:
Very chill tune! Great development, thank you! -Shoham
 Jan 21, 2013, 17:27 EST


s.a. zober gave feedback to Kode of Bliss for “Off the Path (3D Mix)”:
Very chill! Thank you :)
 Jan 15, 2013, 10:54 EST
Kode of Bliss  LOL thats an uncommon comment from Sho short and sweet. Did you listen with headphones on with your eyes closed? Did you hear the 3D ness?  (Jan 15, 2013, 12:25 EST)
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s.a. zober  at altitude, nonetheless...  (Jan 17, 2013, 11:22 EST)
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I like it, man! I´m not that familiar with this piece, actually, but its a cool rendition, and makes me want to check out the original rendition.

Speaking of rendition, did you ever see A Clockwork Orange™? This piece makes me think of the scene where Alex is listening to a futuristic disco-techno version of Ludwig Van´s nineny ninth and is walking through the mall.

Very fun, thanks. How did you make it?
-Shoham
 Jan 09, 2013, 15:28 EST
Kode of Bliss  I downloaded the free MIDI file from the Internet and imported in in to FL studio then went through and replaced the instruments with synths and mix and mastered it. There is a part at 6:10ish that has an annoying sound that I need to fix before I add it to my Classical Voltage album.  (Jan 09, 2013, 17:18 EST)
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s.a. zober  Yeah, I liked this one. Should be a really good fit for the new album! -S  (Jan 10, 2013, 14:07 EST)
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Kode of Bliss  Classical Voltage is not the New Album that I am working on, that is "Off the Lit Path". Classical Voltage is just an album that I periodically put these classic conversion tracks in to. It is a free album on here and Google Play.  (Jan 10, 2013, 16:41 EST)
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s.a. zober  Off the lit path. Thats what I was thinking of. Yeah, I have that album, then. How did your live show go???  (Jan 10, 2013, 17:13 EST)
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Kode of Bliss  The show was OK I suppose. The Audio was not very good in my opinion and did not do my music justice. In the end I felt it was a waste of time. Oh well I will just keep plugging along making ho hum music.  (Jan 15, 2013, 12:31 EST)
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s.a. zober  Your music is awesome, dude! NO joke. I tell you what I really think, and when I don´t like something I always let you know, but your music is very good, and keeps getting better. I honestly think that making connections is key. We artists are all like protons, carrying a positive charge, all too often repelling our equals. Each connection you make is like fission, one step closer to iron!!! -Sho  (Jan 17, 2013, 11:20 EST)
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