Description : Track time- 2:19
This was something that I started in April, I think. Back when I was on one of my 'Live Instrument kicks'. In relistening, the tempo change up for the second part was unintentional, but I actually like how it works for the mood of this song now.
I put this into Classical because I felt that's what suited it best. And that leads us to the title- Again, in relistening I was reminded of the Guilded Age goodies of yesteryear's masters. The piece screams movement. Not just in it's melody, but almost physically. As if I could see myself atop a majestic steed. Starting out at a reasonable trot, charging right up to a full speed run, and then easing it back to a mid-paced gallop. Beginning outside of some regal estate decked with fountains, Rose gardens, and all. On a semi-cloudy day. Heading left in the direction of the wooded country. Ending up along side a meadow that's bordered by some meandering stream. The clouds thicken and the light of day begins to wane as my Horse and I begin to turn to head back home.
Sorry for that mini-story there. It's just what this causes me to see. Perhaps instead of a solitary Equine maybe it's a carriage full of friends. On their way to some ball maybe. Lemme know what yall think. Later on everyone!
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Prech that mate. I'm glad you liked it & feel free to use the sample in one of your songs (& lemme know if ya do, cool?). Thanks for stopping by. Later on!
:) this is something really nice you got going on. I feel this is 1 instrument in a orchestration. I feel this is going to be massive. Might take a while but it will be nice.
Yeah, it was somethin I was playin with a few years ago. Figured that I'd throw it out there for yall to play with. Am glad ya think that it has potential and look forward to hearing what you do with it (whenever, its cool with me, no rush mate). Thanks for stopping by. Later on!
This is really nice Donnie. If not a full orchestra, this one is really suited well for a nice string treatment, and tymponies, and maybe a big bass drum.
But then you could add a brass section as well.
Man, now I can hear an entire orchestra on this. I think Dave hit the nail on the head. It is rare when a single instrument can carry a piece, but you accomplished that and did it well.
Prech that mate. Ya know, this one is open for collab. So if you were wanting to take this & add those things ya mentioned above, you'd be more than welcome to. I also love how flex this is (stand alone or with other things). Glad ya dug it. Lates!
This is great. To expand on what Planet stated, if an instrument can stand by itself in a track, the music has got to be great. This piece stands very well by itself.
I may revisit this when I'm better situated and play with it a bit.
Cool deal John. It'd be really nice to see what someone could do with this (since there hasn't been any takers yet).
As for the track, since I don't mess with my instruments nearly as much as I do my DAWs the solo'd thing stands out a bit more coz I don't have anything else accompanying what I'm doing (not even a metronome, which is kind of apparent in this one). Glad ya dug it. Later on!
You know it's interesting when musical parts,passages or instruments are showcased by themselves with out any back up or support from other sources....I like this..(though I've got a suspicion that I've heard it in part before)...next logical step is to expand it into a whole orchestral piece,then you'd really be riding!...nice!..cheers planet
Yessiree boobie thatchers! As for the musical parts part, that's one of the aspects of Orchestral/classical which always intrigues me. How you've got sections, levels (or rows), chairs w/lead (sometimes in solo), etc. And although it's worlds above my understanding I sometimes try to emulate, immitate, and sculpt what they play into what I do. Which leads us to the next part, it's familiarity. I wouldn't be suprized if these key sequences have been used before. It was a very basic key pattern I used to make this. Thanks, L&R!
Very nice. There's a sound in there I hear that I think of as the hoof beats of the horse. I just figured out who you are since you changed your name and avatar Donnie. Been trying to figure that out.
Haha, I am a man of many wonders (bras, bread, Stevies, years, the list goes on). Maybe it's just me getting bored with my surroundings or perhaps it's another phase in my Arthropodic-like life cycle, shrugs. I just think Deck-hed has this ring to it.
As for the track, I was immediately hit with that old-skool vibe, dunno why. Thanks, L&R!
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But then you could add a brass section as well.
Man, now I can hear an entire orchestra on this. I think Dave hit the nail on the head. It is rare when a single instrument can carry a piece, but you accomplished that and did it well.
Bravo maestro, bravo.
Bear
I may revisit this when I'm better situated and play with it a bit.
Faved
John
As for the track, since I don't mess with my instruments nearly as much as I do my DAWs the solo'd thing stands out a bit more coz I don't have anything else accompanying what I'm doing (not even a metronome, which is kind of apparent in this one). Glad ya dug it. Later on!
As for the track, I was immediately hit with that old-skool vibe, dunno why. Thanks, L&R!