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SONIC ART sonic art, sound art, electroacoustic music, experimental... NO BEATS please
qualle
Dedicated to the lovely common jellyfish. Recorded and produced: 05/2009
Release date: Jan 1, 2009
- Phirnis
Phirnis at 1.29 on August 05, 2011 14:11
@Noitu: Thanks a lot! Just realised this track was recorded more than two-and-a-half years ago... Delighted to hear you still like it!
- Noitu
Noitu at 1.29 on August 04, 2011 10:55
@Phirnis: one year later and still enjoying this!! have to listen more of your work..
- Regina Burbach
Regina Burbach at 1.09 on May 27, 2010 23:28
Inspires my phantasy. I'm underwater, watching Qualle, lonely dancer, moving silently. Then, changing perspective, imagined to hear with Qualle's ears. Can they hear - don't know.
- Phirnis
Phirnis at 1.16 on May 16, 2010 06:45
@Savaran: I hadn't heard about the game but managed to find a few clips at youtube. Thanks for pointing it out, I think there are indeed some similarities and it's always nice to have your work compared to something not too obvious. Most importantly, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
- Savaran
Savaran at 1.16 on May 16, 2010 00:57
Amazing how you manage to get quite an organic and biological sound out of the electronics. Reminds me of some of the sounds on the Osmosis game which also has a great ambient soundtrack. Fun to listen to - thanks!
- Phirnis
Phirnis at 1.41 on April 29, 2010 15:01
@twocliffos: Thanks a lot, Chris, even quite a few months on I'm still happy how this one turned out and I'm glad it got so many nice and encouraging comments such as yours.
- twocliffos
- Tentaculo
Tentaculo at 0.47 on March 02, 2010 03:03
Gentle "squishing" sounds dancing... But what I like most is the sense of being underwater achieved with the background, that clearly sounds artificial and at the same time organic (well, I can say it for all the tracks of yours that I listened). Like an interpretation of the "underwater" feeling by unnatural means, sounding alive (also like always in your work).
- fromthetwo
fromthetwo on February 06, 2010 18:37
The string-like sound on this is fantastic - how it changes timbre and tone each time it's repeated. I always like to hear another person using granular synthesis too, and creating such otherworldly sounds. Awesome.
- Hörschwelle
- Phirnis
Phirnis at 1.29 on January 13, 2010 15:41
@Noitu: Thanks for letting me know you actually enjoyed this track, Noitu, very encouraging
- Noitu
Noitu at 1.29 on January 12, 2010 23:21
Floating organic matter all over the track..Fantastic work of art!
- Anna Pidgorna
Anna Pidgorna at 0.21 on January 07, 2010 17:05
Nice - there are still those rhythmic, "scratchy" sounds that you have in the Galeere piece so the two are definitely a pair in terms of language, but you have these nice moaning sounds to create an image of a creature that really doesn't have to go anywhere fast.
- Phirnis
Phirnis at 1.56 on December 19, 2009 19:46
@HYPERION AMBIENT: dass es lebendig klingt, ist ein schönes Kompliment - danke!
- HYPERION AMBIENT
HYPERION AMBIENT at 1.56 on December 19, 2009 10:47
qualle ist ein schöner name dafür.... passt..... klingt alles sehr lebendig....
- Phirnis
Phirnis on December 09, 2009 21:51
@repetitiondistract: Ist ja nett, dass du's durch Zufall gehört hast - und schön, dass es dir gefällt!
- repetitiondistract
repetitiondistract on December 05, 2009 15:33
Gerade zufällig bei Rare Frequency gehört, prächtig! Sehr angenehm wässriges Stückchen.
- Phirnis
Phirnis at 2.15 on November 26, 2009 12:22
@James McCall: I like to keep it short and in fact I don't think I've ever really managed to finish a track that went beyond the 4-minute mark. Glad you like it!
- Phirnis
Phirnis at 2.12 on November 26, 2009 12:13
@eerohz: glad you like it, ben. I've been fascinated with these creatures (which to a certain degree I'm afraid of myself) for a very long time. Since they do not possess a common brain in order to mastermind their own lives they seem to get a bad rap sometimes, which to me is little more than an obvious example of human narrow-mindedness at its very worst. Well, so much for the philosophizing... :) Always like to read your comments
- an-men
an-men at 2.12 on November 24, 2009 20:45
i saw thousands of qualle in cape town aquarium and the ghostly dance they made behind the glass was a spectrum materialised in this track of yours (or something similar!) they are astonishingly beautiful and i am afraid of them. the same, almost with your music. (tell me, why people make such irrelevant and short comments about other people's tracks, they don't think anymore, do not have an opinion?) sorry. i do like this tune and brings me memories, so thanks a lot :) ben
- James McCall
James McCall at 2.15 on November 24, 2009 19:40
interesting. good use of sound and the track length is good too...i like when the artist shows restraint and knows how to give enough to keep you interested...thanks
- Put Beyond Use
- Monua
- Diex
Diex at 0.31 on November 24, 2009 19:13
It all sounds like dancing atoms or something; I ilke it. Thanks for the download!
- swall
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