Remains: My next song...

**the_eternal_dark** · December 25th, 2006, 19:50

Originally Posted by ExcruciationX

I REALLY succeeded with this!

You did indeed. I fell asleep at about 2 hours into it (it's very soothing) and started having really f*cked up dreams.

I can't wait to hear some more work from you ExcruciationX. Keep up the good work! :thumbup:

**ExcruciationX** · December 26th, 2006, 08:06

Originally Posted by the_eternal_dark

You did indeed. I fell asleep at about 2 hours into it (it's very soothing) and started having really f*cked up dreams.

I can't wait to hear some more work from you ExcruciationX. Keep up the good work! :thumbup:

Thank's for the great feeback. My only complaint with this track is that it is crackly. Could someone run this through Sound Soap or something? It kind of ruins the experience.

You just gave me another idea! I could create tracks, that are ment to be listened to when you are sleeping, to invoke certain types of dreams. They could last for 8 or 9 hours.

**the_eternal_dark** · December 27th, 2006, 05:32

Originally Posted by ExcruciationX

Thank's for the great feeback. My only complaint with this track is that it is crackly. Could someone run this through Sound Soap or something? It kind of ruins the experience.

You just gave me another idea! I could create tracks, that are ment to be listened to when you are sleeping, to invoke certain types of dreams. They could last for 8 or 9 hours.

The crackling makes it cooler! :thumbup: It could be what caused my dreams to go crazy at some point (I think it was about hour 3 when the crackling started becoming noticeable).

I have a suggestion for the sleeping tracks. Use some 1920's - 1930's sci-fi/horror radio shows as subliminal recording. Like have them play at almost an unnoticeable range (like whispering) and have them slowly over a few hours rise in volume to be a little louder than your ambient sounds (quite talking in a theater type of thing). Of course this would be for those really weird dreams you know. I'd say you could just add to Remains and it would work perfect for this sort of thing. War of the Worlds readings come to mind for this. Or you could use the audio track from Night of the Living Dead (the black and white public domain movie) as well.

**ExcruciationX** · December 27th, 2006, 16:09

Do you like my idea of creating alternative soundtracks for movies? Here is one I've been thinking about...

Alice in Wonderland (Would be a good one, since it's already a drug trip). The soundtrack would have to be a little up-beat, to stay in tune with the movie though.

Any other good movies you can think of?

**TacticalBread** · December 27th, 2006, 17:30

Originally Posted by ExcruciationX

Do you like my idea of creating alternative soundtracks for movies? Here is one I've been thinking about...

Alice in Wonderland (Would be a good one, since it's already a drug trip). The soundtrack would have to be a little up-beat, to stay in tune with the movie though.

Any other good movies you can think of?

You should do a soundtrack for Alice, even though it's not out yet.

That seems like something you could do easly.

and, I really like the idea of subliminal songs.

**ExcruciationX** · December 28th, 2006, 17:13

Originally Posted by TacticalBread

You should do a soundtrack for Alice, even though it's not out yet.

How is it not out? You lost me.

And just to make myself clear, this is an alternate track for a movie. You mute the movie, and line this up with the movie, and it will match up with events in the movie.

**the_eternal_dark** · December 29th, 2006, 03:40

Originally Posted by ExcruciationX

How is it not out? You lost me.

And just to make myself clear, this is an alternate track for a movie. You mute the movie, and line this up with the movie, and it will match up with events in the movie.

Alice is a live action follow up to Alice in Wonderland, which turns out to be an awesome horror story.

The movie tracks would be a great idea. You could change the entire mood of a movie, say like adding an upbeat/comedic track to a really depressing movie, or adding really dark and scary music to a Disney movie to turn it into a horror movie. If you would get a group of people to dub over the audio, you could make a completely different movie legally.

I think you are on a roll with the movie idea as well...