'Sweet Adeline' (but its a distant opera)

jcameron

4 months, 1 week ago

Great job !

very atmospheric!

Thanks for this wonderful recording. I am using it for a non-profit documentary about Corona. Your recording supports the pictures in their perplexity very much. Thanks!

Very good upload. With the treatment is has an eerie and dream-like quality and could accompany many different projects extremely well.

I don‘t know if you will find this comment, since the post is quite old. But because you wanted to hear what people have to say to your work, and I felt bad because nobody wrote a critique, here is what I think:

style:
- the „distance“ makes it sound realistic and as if it was a concert just a few years ago
- it also makes it much more emotional than the original (to me).
- I don‘t know why but the bass that was added (intentionally or not) also makes it sound more.. its hard to describe, in german I‘d say (roughly translated) „meaningful“
- the instruments sound more nice due to the tone (probably the light echo-y effect)
-> also the song sounds a little slower than the original (but I am not sure if it actually is), which makes you want to slowly move with it, as if it were a really emotional opera

use:
- I think it could be used very well for a mystic horror game (e.g. in a hospital hallway with bad lightning and one open door at the end)
- it would be perfect for a dystopian movie (e.g. a dark, but big city where in the evening hours/curfew the people can fall to sleep with that song)
-> it would thus also fit well in a post-apocalyptic setting (e.g. like the example before, but with destroyed buildings and one gramophone playing somewhere in the distance)

But since I am too lazy to write a book or make a game, and too poor and young to make a movie, I can‘t use it for that.
To be honest I am just listening to it as if it was a normal mp3 on my computer.

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