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At 6:12pm on October 10, 2009, douglas mccann said…: sans titre... meaning without name or title, turns out the best poem ever... has no title, it begins
stop all the clocks by Auden...

your piece here, is so playful and dark, you have such a sense for the dramatic, and harmony, even when only one voice is singing...

i am such in awe... you are a natural, and it was meant to be that music would discover you...

douglas

At 6:06pm on October 10, 2009, douglas mccann said…: josellyn, thank you for kind words, yet i hear a true composer at work, in your work,,,

music is work, yet that's a good thing,,, maybe we are just kind of guides in the process...

hugs douglas

wish you would write me at
nucouche@yahoo.com

At 2:56am on October 6, 2009, Tomislav Rajkovic said…: Hello,thanks because you acepted my request to be friend here,momently I listen your first song here Music box,really interesting,and I have to say beautiful:))See you

At 11:06pm on September 27, 2009, Shad Young said…: You have some great music here. Well done.

At 7:22pm on July 3, 2009, Jonny Walker said…: Hi Josellyn,

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you like my music. I like the depth in your music. Alot of dark emotion.

Keep it up!

At 5:14pm on July 3, 2009, Dankk said…: i like your music.. it is hard to explain... thank you for letting me have a listen to it. :)

At 7:55pm on July 1, 2009, douglas mccann said…: you are a true composer, because your music is all about depth of emotions, without obviously being so, and you let the music find its phrases... and there is no lie in anything that you do... honesty is always the key to poetry, but talking about music is like dancing about architecture.... i am so lucky to listen to music box, without really listening as i am moved to say sweet yet daring things about your art,

hugs
douglas

you have no idea how powerful your music is...
bravo

At 8:30am on July 1, 2009, Jochen Lehnert said…: Hello Joselynn, I am sorry, I never saw that movie. My John Williams favorites (if there are any, because almost everything is so great) are the main theme from 'E.T.' and Yoda's theme from 'Starwars'.
Couple of years ago I bought a score of 'Starwars'. Whenever I run out of ideas I take that book. reproduce a few bars of it and inspiration is back. And I feel sorry for the poor people who have to play this music in a live situation.

See you later
Jochen

At 12:45pm on June 29, 2009, Jochen Lehnert said…: Hi Josellyn, just listening to your music and I try to remember what I wrote when I was your age (which is hard to do, because it's soooo long ago). Conclusion is: You are better.

Best regards from Germany
Jochen

At 8:53pm on May 24, 2009, douglas mccann said…: josellyn, dark story is so daring, and emotionally black.../i hear melody in the quiet strings behind the shocks of the piano... this is so scorish...not anyone can do this...and a hint at melody in the piano,finally...

bravo
douglas

At 2:44pm on May 24, 2009, Buddy Clements said…: Hi Josellyn!

Howdy Neighbor! So tell me, what types of music are you writing these days? I keep getting comments about uploading music here at this site to share, but I just haven't gotten around to it yet. I DO have a few sound bytes (bites?) at my website at www.buddyclements.com I am sooo impressed that you also play the tuba! That rocks! I was a tuba performance major for both my bachelors and Masters degrees. Then after several years of teaching I decided to study film scoring over at nights at UCLA. I had actually ALWAYS wanted to be a composer so I went back to school to study more intensely and ended up completing a doctorate in composition at nearby Claremont Graduate University. Are you attending Citrus College? I hear they have an incredible recording/sound engineering program there! If so, can I ask you about a recording project I would like to do? You might know the guys to talk to... Have a great Sunday!

At 7:29am on May 22, 2009, Richard Larencio Matthis said…: Hi Josellyn!

I'm just getting started, too! I've not created any music for film. BUT, each audio file uploaded to my website could be considered as "bait" for landing such a "whale" of a project! Keep at it, Josellyn. I'm four years from 60 and loving each and every minute of each and every day spent composing something new and exciting!

rlm

At 2:46pm on May 18, 2009, Richard Larencio Matthis said…: wonderful music, josellyn........ethereal and quite inventive!

At 4:02am on April 9, 2009, marv cripps said…: Thank you for sharing your music

At 1:56am on April 5, 2009, Sid Barnhoorn said…: Hi Josellyn, how are you doing? I'll check out your music when I get back home. Looking forward to it.

There's some of my work on my profile. :-)

Cheers,
Sid

At 5:21pm on April 1, 2009, Doug Lauber said…: I will try that Josellyn. It makes sense to boost the overtones of the bass. Thanks...

At 10:55am on March 31, 2009, Doug Lauber said…: OK Thanks! After tracking each instrument I roll-off various frequencies, like for elec guitar, I roll-off below 200hz. For bass, I always roll-off above 300 or 400hz, depending on the results. I ALWAYS judge frequency adjustments in the context of the entire mix, not the individual track and that's worked well for me. Limiting the frequenices really helps avoid the accumulation of 'mud', but I still find the bass, challenging....

At 10:19am on March 31, 2009, Doug Lauber said…: Thanks for the nice long reply. I don't understand the 'resonance shelf' idea.
For me, recording and tweaking bass tracks is difficult. I hear so many recording where the bass instrument does NOT translate very well, when listening on smallish speakers, and then there are commercial recordings that do show me a bass track that is easily heard. Any general advice about bass tracks? Sometimes the bass sounds fantastic when the whole mix is played fairly loud, and then the bass totally disappears at lower playback levels...

At 4:08pm on March 29, 2009, Chris Alpiar said…: Hi Josellyn, your music has very nice emotional intent. What about your sax playing you saxy lady? ;-)

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