Sent you a pm (private message) - login to the Forum to see it...just to continue this exchange :)

PS. To save time, I exported the vox as a midi file and fed it thru a sax plug in. Letting the "music" make itself along with some low flute noodlngs.

tbwig. "script" posted. Some recorded spur of the moment mutterrings, compiled with jotted down found phrases arranged to make some kind of sense, then the difficult bit of adding "music" to it, also randomly.

gonna post the "script?"... :) very interesting concept...what came first..the backing track or the idea of the vocals? Impressive, regardless...always willing to have a listen to the stuff on the fringes :D

Thanks for listening. tbwig you really do listen. There are 4 voices, initially I triple tracked and harmonised the vox, didn't like the result but forgot to turn this off in the final mix! Your interpretation of the "lyrics" is even more perverse than I intended, but an inspiring idea. Glad you got the SLEAZE, PJ

I was very intrigued by the vocals...a mini-cast using 3 (or is it 4 voices - slightly different eq, mic position...even a voice synthesis in here?)...dark, seedy...salesman flicking through..what..."live chat" numbers? Wouldn't mind reading the script...a collection of actual lines from various "services" ? Bizarre woodwind phrases suit this so well. Intrigued...cool. Thumbs!

Bizarre. Really liked the vocal. A very creative piece of work and certainly different. James

This is just brilliant! PJ

If it wasn't for this site then I probably not appreciate the Avante Garde style as much as I do now. I think this is really good and I like how you have added more to this around the story of a saleman in a seedy motel room. I like the idea of this alot. After listening clearly to the lyrics it's like a text conversation. This is pure SLEAZE but I like it alot. Enjoyed especially the "I'm live live!" part. PJ