Song profile for Dreaming of Corinnes eyes
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About the artist TNK View all tracks ›
A French artist, whose real name is Philippe Meisburger.
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****** Dreaming of ******
**** Corinne's eyes ****
*(C) by TNK/Rlt^Dzn^Art *
* A.K.A. Ph. Meisburger *
** All rights reserved **
Big big kisses go to :
<- CORINNE and MURIEL ->
Greets -->
maF, Dr.Nobody, Skyraver,
High-H, Bladh, Fred.Cole,
Grabbie, Archangel, Garr,
Pollux, Sonic Range, QSB,
Synergy, SPitit, Dtracker
my friends at school &
all I forgot !!!
The old e-mail
addresses aren't relevant
any more...
Visit my websites :
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Sample source --> F3
Message --> F9
This song was made as I
was trying to create a
"regular" dance song, but
my good'ol natural dream
style stroke back...
I think that unless most
of the other dance songs
that came to my ear
lately, this one has a
very "warm" sound. A bit
Like Awesome's "Future
dreams".
Last minute greetings :
Kisses to Corinne...a
girl Archangel knows
who has the same name
as the most beautiful
beeing that has ever
lived in the universe!
Closed hi-hat
CT bassdrum
ebd
Mc303 BD 2
Dance bassdrum -Spk
Length --> 3:54
TNK___________9/Jan/2000!
Analog blip -Ana
Goa lead -Ana
Layer strings 4 -X5
EJ bassdrum (b64)
Reverse cymbal
House cymbal
bass seq 1 -Spk
bass seq 2 -Spk
bass seq 3 -Spk
bass seq 4 -Spk
Dance bass -Spk
Open hi-hat
sweeper -Ana
Cosmic choir -R50+Me!
GROOVE2K.WAV
Fake 303 -Ana
"Oxygen winds" -ANA+X5
Panflute -X5
303 rez -303
Masterdancelead -Ana
Phaser 1 -Ana
Phaser 2 -Ana
Phaser 3 -Ana
Phaser 4 -Ana
Phaser 5 -Ana
Phaser 6 -Ana
Phaser 7 -Ana
Phaser 8 -Ana
"Starwind" -Ana
Corinne's eyes -Me!
Mixed a Roland D50
and a Korg X5 patch
by TNK
with analogic 1.1
- X5 : Sampled by TNK
& maF on his X5
- Spk : Misc spl. pack
- CD : From a spl. CD
- R50 : Roland D50
(Alexel sample)
- Me! : My own voice
- Dmp : Module dumped
into one sample
- 303 : TB303 or emularor
Feel free to re-use all
those samples if you wish
but credits are always
apprecied.
Greets --> Instrs (F4)
Message --> Message (F9)
Closed hi-hat
PNT Bd
EJBD2.WAV
Mc303 BD 2
Dance bassdrum -Spk
Length --> 3:54
TNK___________9/Jan/2000!
Comments on ModArchive
Dreaming of Corinne's eyes - a trip into green enchantment. (C) by Philippe Meisburger A.K.A. TNK 2000. All rights reserved. BPM = 143 What about a little visit ??? (2021 updated links) : https://www.facebook.com/philippe.meisburger/ https://philmeisauteur.home.blog/contact/ https://philippemeisburgerphoto.wordpress.com/ https://twitter.com/AuteurPhilippe This song was started out as a regular dance piece, but I don't know why, my own style I call Natural dream stroke back and instead the usual dance sound, it gives this track that nice warm feeling that we all need throughout the winter. It's, to my opinion, one of my top 10 best songs I ever did. This song makes me a bit think of Awesome's song "Future dreams". Both songs have that nice warm feeling. There is also something oriental in this track. While listening to that track, I picture a place of serenity where people live their simple life on the shores of a tropical lagoon, eating Sate sticks and Nems. A bit like the place where Dicaprio shot his last film (Kho phi phi island, Thailand), A place where I would like to be with Corinne. As usually in my IT pieces, this song uses realtime resonant filterings, and even if this song can be listened as well without them, I really suggest to listen to it with a player that can handle this feature like modplug player 1.40 or more. You can grab modplug on the official modplug site : http://www.modplug.com Sample sources : F3 (sample page) Greets : F4 (Instruments page) Feel free to rip & re-use any of my samples in your own songs. Just credit me for having done them, please. Song length --> 3 minutes 54 seconds (Radio compliant, Dr.Nobody!) Released on Sunday January 9th, 2000.
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