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Well I've Been Caught
Well, first I've got to thank a few people for helping me compose this thing:
chemicalcrux for letting me sample "An Unexpected Visitor," one of his vore POVs, round 1:00.
jeschke for supplying the awesome gurgles/glorps/burps.
Bon Iver for the weird background vocals that everyone but me seems to be bothered by because they just want to jack off.
Well, now I've got to explain why Bon Iver is here. Bon Iver a.k.a. the entire background beat came to be before I ever thought of pairing two and two together—music and vore. But every time I thought of this song's melody, I imagined vore scenes. I think seeing more beat-driven music which creates ambiance—not just for vore, but for music in general—would be cool to see. It paints cool pictures; offers a different way to experience fantasy. If, from all this, you've guessed that this audio isn't strictly fapping material, you're probably on the mark. To reiterate, Bon Iver is here because Bon Iver is half the thing. The thing is half-music, half-ambiance. If this is not your thing, you can go fap to something that is your thing. In the meantime, I'll be here with this... thing, for whoever wants to experience it.
0:00 - the chase
1:00 - the catch
1:20 - the stomach
chemicalcrux for letting me sample "An Unexpected Visitor," one of his vore POVs, round 1:00.
jeschke for supplying the awesome gurgles/glorps/burps.Bon Iver for the weird background vocals that everyone but me seems to be bothered by because they just want to jack off.
Well, now I've got to explain why Bon Iver is here. Bon Iver a.k.a. the entire background beat came to be before I ever thought of pairing two and two together—music and vore. But every time I thought of this song's melody, I imagined vore scenes. I think seeing more beat-driven music which creates ambiance—not just for vore, but for music in general—would be cool to see. It paints cool pictures; offers a different way to experience fantasy. If, from all this, you've guessed that this audio isn't strictly fapping material, you're probably on the mark. To reiterate, Bon Iver is here because Bon Iver is half the thing. The thing is half-music, half-ambiance. If this is not your thing, you can go fap to something that is your thing. In the meantime, I'll be here with this... thing, for whoever wants to experience it.
0:00 - the chase
1:00 - the catch
1:20 - the stomach
Category Music / Vore
Species Western Dragon
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 6.61 MB
The ambiance is something I imagined while I was producing the 1st version of this song. I just wanted to try to capture what came into my head, really. Anything that serves as a portal to another world fascinates me.
Also too, I'll probably release another version at some point w/o the ambiance and record vocals to the underlying beat.
Also too, I'll probably release another version at some point w/o the ambiance and record vocals to the underlying beat.
This is very creative! I really like what you are trying to achieve here, however I feel that there is too much distortion. The concept of what you are doing here is indeed interesting. For something I just thought of, I think what you could do is try to make a beat based on the creature's heart beat from the perspective from the inside, and gradually change it to make it more of a tune/beat that goes the same as the rest of the sounds inside the creature. Honestly something like this has a lot of potential, vore music is something that I have never heard and I am quite intrigued already!
Thank you. I've thought a lot about what you guys have said.
People love faux innovation (joining conventional things in an understandable way),
But true innovation is something that has never been seen. Thus, it is not understood. Not understood, it is not liked.
To quote Bhavabhuti, a Hindu poet, the way I feel is this:
Then apply writing to music.
I think, for people to even understand what I'm trying to do, I have to first turn it into convention. So I really want to promote this sort of sound. People now -- all over my Skype, all over my cliques -- they tell me, what the fuck are you doing, Sini. And all I want is for people to know what I'm doing. So... Bon Iver stands. My work won't end here.
People love faux innovation (joining conventional things in an understandable way),
But true innovation is something that has never been seen. Thus, it is not understood. Not understood, it is not liked.
To quote Bhavabhuti, a Hindu poet, the way I feel is this:
The people in this world who scorn me
no doubt have a special wisdom
so I don't write for them:
instead, I write with the thought
that since the world is wide and time is endless,
one day someone will be born
whose nature is the same as mine.Then apply writing to music.
I think, for people to even understand what I'm trying to do, I have to first turn it into convention. So I really want to promote this sort of sound. People now -- all over my Skype, all over my cliques -- they tell me, what the fuck are you doing, Sini. And all I want is for people to know what I'm doing. So... Bon Iver stands. My work won't end here.
I feel you have expressed true innovation in the best way you can. Perhaps that is why I don't quite understand. Though I do wish to understand and I am intrigued by something like this.
As time passes, such innovations will get understood and it will get liked, as with most things it only requires time. (as the Hindu poet pointed out)
I am glad your work will not end here, what you have created is something that hasn't been done, from what I can tell.
As time passes, such innovations will get understood and it will get liked, as with most things it only requires time. (as the Hindu poet pointed out)
I am glad your work will not end here, what you have created is something that hasn't been done, from what I can tell.
Very interesting. Reminds me of the musique concrète I had as a listening assignment for 20th Century Music History. Kinda disjointed and odd, but I can get a feel of what you were trying to do. And thank you so freaking much for not resorting to anything like serialism ;w;
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