As we've seen with the growing popularity of presidential candidates, music helps a message arrive to the discussion-inhibited. In that same vein, I have recently finished a music video remix of Al Gore's testimony to Congress on Global Warming in 2007. The track I produced for the video has been called "trance" by some. I came to this forum to ask you all if it really is trance? I dont know, I just produced it from the emotional depths of whatever I am. Please watch.

sounds like trance.

Sounds like MIDI.

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looks like you spent a lot of time on this some cool ideas in the music and i think you worked with his voice pretty well.

nice work

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ugh can't listen to al gore's stupid bullshit

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wow man that's some nice editing, real cool. how long did this take you?

thanks. It took me a long long time. I've been living it and breathing it for at least 4-5 months now. Woven into the edits is a good amount of reflection and personal introspection that, coming out on the other end, has changed my life. thanks again, glad you like it.

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Originally posted by Zombie0729 looks like you spent a lot of time on this some cool ideas in the music and i think you worked with his voice pretty well.

it reminds me a lot of your 'mistakes aren't forgotten' track, except not as good



@OP - i think a more accurate description is 'progressive house'. it's a little muzaky, which is understandable given the fact that you want the listener to focus more on gore's words

Last edited by nefardec on Feb-25-2008 at 21:03

I hope that's not an attempt at 'disruption' cause i totally agree with you: Zombie0729's "mistakes aren't forgotten" is much better! warm rich sounds, I admire it a lot.

nope, just making an observation

@Plomo: weird, I was just about to friend you; you beat me to it, haha.

I just watched the vid again, damn impressive. And I'd skipped over the fact earlier that you'd produced the music yourself - nice!