Listen to my song

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by Sharkchild

Perhaps Renaissance is a better word to grasp what I was going for rather than medieval. I really just wanted it to be creepy and catchy.

Thanks for the nice comments, Chrono.

Anytime... Do you have more songs on your site? To tell you the truth I haven't gotten a chance to peruse (NOTE: Good marketing strategy at this point, "FIND THEM YOURSELF, LAZYCHRONOBITCH)... But, well, I AM lazy... :p

Originally Posted by Roderick Usher

Yup. I'm this singer/songwriter. It's what I do when I'm not writing scary movies or terrifying my children.

That's so hot... Do the wife and kids get involved? It's cool to see a musical family...

I like the combination of Rockabilly and HORROR. That's fantastic.

[Sharkchild]

Originally Posted by ChronoGrl

Anytime... Do you have more songs on your site? To tell you the truth I haven't gotten a chance to peruse (NOTE: Good marketing strategy at this point, "FIND THEM YOURSELF, LAZYCHRONOBITCH)... But, well, I AM lazy... :p

I have written more music, but not like that particular short sound clip. You can listen at http://myspace.com/faithfulandtrue

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by Sharkchild

I have written more music, but not like that particular short sound clip. You can listen at http://myspace.com/faithfulandtrue

Wow, definitely a different sound... Definitely rocking the singer/songwriter genre quite well... Honestly, I love the very beginning of "New Life" (are those bells?)... I like axillary percussion like that... Definitely adds another level to a song.

[Sharkchild]

Originally Posted by ChronoGrl

Wow, definitely a different sound... Definitely rocking the singer/songwriter genre quite well... Honestly, I love the very beginning of "New Life" (are those bells?)... I like axillary percussion like that... Definitely adds another level to a song.

The bells are actually a sound created with a device called the Subtractor in the program Reason. Subtractor is a polyphonic synthesizer which can be used to make a myriad of sounds, from my bells and other whimsical sounds to low, booming bass.

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by Sharkchild

The bells are actually a sound created with a device called the Subtractor in the program Reason. Subtractor is a polyphonic synthesizer which can be used to make a myriad of sounds, from my bells and other whimsical sounds to low, booming bass.

I like it. Chrono says "Use the technique more."