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Nice, relaxing piece, bluedad.
Good playing, too.  ---- Activism must be stopped! Dax IX (Music) | Ambient Online Cubase 7, A Few VSTi, Win8 Pro 64, AMD FX-6100, 32GB RAM, 3.25TB total HDD, SSD |
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This was a nice track. Good for unscrambling my brain after an intense 3 days at work. Nice clear sounds, panning and mix.
Good work |
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Hey bluedad, I needed that. Nicely done, thanks for sharing the vibe.
Best, dp |
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Very chill, very nicely done. Thanks for sharing! |
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Very nice. I like the way the parts come in and build. When the first hi-hats came in I was startled, but soon enough things sounded right again. Thanks. |
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I don't know ...
the guitar playing seems a bit heavy-handed ...  ---- 
formi il corvo sperimentale ... |
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normal wrote: I don't know ...
the guitar playing seems a bit heavy-handed ... lol, at least I didn't try to pass it off as dub. Thanks for the listen, y'all. |
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it's kind of like a fusion of 'king crimson' ('robert frippish') and a sort of 'reaktor percussion'.
i don't know what your nationality is, but of the guitars being 'robert fripp-ish'... that is to say, if he were an 'american' and not a brit. i'm guessing you're from the usa... whatever the case of that, thanks for the post. it's well-worth the listen! |
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mrblitz wrote: it's kind of like a fusion of 'king crimson' ('robert frippish') and a sort of 'reaktor percussion'.
i don't know what your nationality is, but of the guitars being 'robert fripp-ish'... that is to say, if he were an 'american' and not a brit. i'm guessing you're from the usa... whatever the case of that, thanks for the post. it's well-worth the listen! well thanks mrblitz! fripp-ish? well I take that as a compliment and maybe was a little inspired by. yes I'm from the us, the deep south (notice the harmony guitar a little nod to Duaine Allman - but if I had to mention it, then it wasn't that obvious, eh?) |
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bluedad wrote: mrblitz wrote: it's kind of like a fusion of 'king crimson' ('robert frippish') and a sort of 'reaktor percussion'.
i don't know what your nationality is, but of the guitars being 'robert fripp-ish'... that is to say, if he were an 'american' and not a brit. i'm guessing you're from the usa... whatever the case of that, thanks for the post. it's well-worth the listen! well thanks mrblitz! fripp-ish? well I take that as a compliment and maybe was a little inspired by. yes I'm from the us, the deep south (notice the harmony guitar a little nod to Duaine Allman - but if I had to mention it, then it wasn't that obvious, eh?) 'in memory of elizabeth reed ' ...  ----
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Nice. Perfect for sitting down and relaxing after a verrrry long day... |
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robojam wrote: Nice. Perfect for sitting down and relaxing after a verrrry long day...
Yeah my thoughts too, just sort of chills my mind out and start a relaxing night. Well done bluedad! ---- my music: http://www.soundclick.com/alexcooper “Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” |
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Pretty music!
Are you using a looper? You did a nice job of adding layer after layer(harmonies) without the music getting cluttered up. And then the rhythmic elements come in and gradually add energy to the piece. Was this played live? I mean with real instruments including the percussive instruments? If I may lend a bit of criticism I would like to hear a change-a break from the tonal center or even a drum break-bass break or whatever. But that's just me. I come from that generation you know? Nice work man!!! o-@ |
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any1particular wrote: Pretty music!
Are you using a looper? You did a nice job of adding layer after layer(harmonies) without the music getting cluttered up. And then the rhythmic elements come in and gradually add energy to the piece. Was this played live? I mean with real instruments including the percussive instruments? If I may lend a bit of criticism I would like to hear a change-a break from the tonal center or even a drum break-bass break or whatever. But that's just me. I come from that generation you know? Nice work man!!! o-@ I used the session layout in Ableton Live, so you could say I was using a looper. Recorded guitar live..well the percussion is from some loops..I wish i could do percussion, but there's no room here for even a small drum kit. thanks, criticism noted! this was more or less an excercise at getting something finished, quickly. |
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