Naha Noweho - plain 'ol electro

[layzer]

hmmm, must be all the old 32bit low-fi crap i use, eh?

Are you using TAL freeware effects? You could consider demoing higher quality 32 bit payware effects.

i only use TAL dubIII as of late, it can echo
forever and has a strong output,
everything else is the secret Layzersound stuff

and i get that you are not a big fan of fuzzy, you have
pointed it out on a few of my tracks
which is fine. we all have our sonic
likes and dislikes

[layzer]

The sound is very good. Balanced frequencies. Beside that the vocal chants are nice. Good work!
Greetings
HM

thanks HTC,
Lows not too heavy?
the freq spec snapshot was the best i could muster.

[fastlanephil]

A well done project!

Some American Indian people’s did develop or brought with them flute playing which is the oldest meleodic instrument. But I think over-all the their music was pretty much steady pounding on a drum with possibably a flurry of beats at the end and monotone chant/singing that would slowly slid up and down the scale.

At least that is my observation with my exposer to a few authentic American Indian Shaman retreats.

But that doesn’t really distract from quality of your music.

[layzer]

A well done project!

Some American Indian people’s did develop or brought with them flute playing which is the oldest meleodic instrument. But I think over-all the their music was pretty much steady pounding on a drum with possibably a flurry of beats at the end and monotone chant/singing that would slowly slid up and down the scale.

At least that is my observation with my exposer to a few authentic American Indian Shaman retreats.

But that doesn’t really distract from quality of your music.

thanks phil

i know nothing about real native american music so i updated the subject title.
glad you found it to have quality despite lacking steady pounding on a drum with possibably a flurry of beats at the end and monotone chant/singing that would slowly slid up and down the scale

[seismic1]

I liked it. The vocals were interesting and different, and I thought the M1 flute worked very well. It sounded like something Peter Gabriel might have made in the '80s. The Joni Mitchell wildlife at the end was a nice touch.

Good work