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Thank you for the kind comment...
What is funny is that acapella comes from a RnBish song... lol...
I like reggae a lot but I don't know the genre very well... I'm still learning...
I'd just kill to build a true knowledge in that style, but you know, here in France, apart from Bob Marley and Peter Tosh... There's no real reggae culture...
If you have some good reggae tracks to help me discover, don't hesitate to tell me, I'd be very grateful...
Love the track but since I'm an engineer I'm gonna add a couple of things that might help you out.
Widen the drums! There is a tad to much room in them and they sound very mono. There is also a tad to much midrange and that gives it a nasal quality (to much 1.5kHz maybe).
Love the vocals! Very good performance! The production is really good! You should if you don't already have a job in a studio. You've got great skills!
Thanks mahloo for these precious tips ! I'm gonna try it as soon as I get back home !
I had a very very very... VERY difficult session with this one... Drums and horns especially were HELL to record... I think in the beginning I wanted to hear very crisp drums, with a very aggressive hi-hat and cyms... BUT... This is what you get when you mess with the mics :D
More seriously, I couldn't find a solution neither for horns nor the drums, so I'd left'em like this...
Again thank you for your tips, I really appreciate man...
Peace.
Chris
( by the way, no, I'm not workin' in a studio, not even in music unfortunately )
Thank u so much !!! Actually this is the second time I write reggae... But it came naturally to my mind that this pella ( which is originally soul/RnB ) should be surrounded with some kind of "reggae vibe".... I'm so flattered by such a comment in this way, especially from a fan of the style...
A great music. It is refreshing and wonderful. The great voice, but the music is superb, with great rhythms and interesting blends. Is full color. Great, from beginning to end.
Thanks so much for your kind comment :) I'm honored you liked it. Carter has an amazing sense of rhythm and I particularly like this kind of voice. Reminds me Aaron Neville a lil' bit...
I edited the track so you can DL it. Didn't think people would ever download it ;)
Peace and thanks again for taking your time to give feedback :)
Description : If you ever wondered if my crazy drum machines can do also Reggae, yes they can. A totally human produced song with human made samples and loops, with no AI and "unprocessed" voices to fight the stormy Dartmoor winter mood. Just KayOS in Reggae style. If you like our music, please look us up on kayos2.bandcamp.com
Description : Music composed by Alex Richard and Laurent Wirz. With: Hanspeter Dubach Lead and rhythm guitars, Alex Richard Bass and rhythm guitars, Claude Barbotte Hammond organ, Joël Perrin Saxophone and me at the drums. The two grooves I used for this one are to find under Loops and Sample, member laurentwirz, reggae. Also an excellent loop from member ebae. I have to say that I asked Michael Mayo before publishing it but I received no answer yet. It was pretty difficult with his acapella because it's a pretty short loop with not a lot of words (for an almost 5 minutes track)! You can ear also some background vocals from Patricia Edwards and I hope it's okay for her.
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Description : Guitars, keys and vox by me. LM drum loops 130_Dagger_Live_Drums, 23sk-drums-reverb-spring-roots and alabafruit. Horns from Loopmasters dub and reggae horns sample demos.
Description : This track contains only free loops from several Looperman artists. I think one of my best works lately... but wonder if it's ok with headphones too - there a lot of very rough cuts. Enjoy!
Applied loops (fully or partially):
Description : Richard Shekari and I worked on this project earlier this year. I play bass, guitar, banjo, dobro and also sing on this. Richard added a cool harmonica sound and has an amazing voice. I have learned a lot from him, Richard produced this track.
Description : Took the rundown acapella from ThaSuspect, chopped'it and made a Reggae Instrumental.
Please use it to add Verses and a Chorus.
Hope you like it.
Description : A quick idea I did in one day, 2 mixes, more an exercise for myself than anything serious. Inspirations were a Peter Tosh docu for the reggae feel, a surfing vid on what a point break was for the vox, the Ace of Bass vid The Sign for the drums and Jaco Pastorius song Crisis for a bit of inspirational bass thrown in. 2 drum loops used and a vocal effect loop for the heck of it in the middle, he. Live percussion, cabasa, guiro and double maraca. Me on git, bass, vox. Here comes Summer!
Description : Reggae/Hip Hop BeaT....!!! This is the FisrT Track on that Style I made...!!!, Hope you Enjoy & Keep on PLAY!!! Made on MixCraft 7 Pro...!!! https://soundcloud.com/goty-beatsproduction
Description : This is the 4th cover of Big Audio Dynamite i done in collaboration with a friend who live in england. We both fan of the band so we decided to do a challenge and produce a serie of cover. we done 4 in one month. each track got it proper video check my youtube channel indiegroundvid
Description : I uploaded the vocals in 2012, Soap BRILLIANTLY produced this track around them. I was listening and thought I'd share as well. Don't forget to stop at his place and leave some Looper love! Enjoy!
Description : NEW - 2014 - I used a few samples from sterixx called riddim.
And one from seanmccuaig called vocal beat.
I used some lyrics from an older song by myself. It was more a dark wave song befor but i realy enjoyed it to sing and produce it in reggae style.
Hope you enjoy this version also.
What is funny is that acapella comes from a RnBish song... lol...
I like reggae a lot but I don't know the genre very well... I'm still learning...
I'd just kill to build a true knowledge in that style, but you know, here in France, apart from Bob Marley and Peter Tosh... There's no real reggae culture...
If you have some good reggae tracks to help me discover, don't hesitate to tell me, I'd be very grateful...
Peace.
Chris
I'm becoming a fan of your work!
Love the track but since I'm an engineer I'm gonna add a couple of things that might help you out.
Widen the drums! There is a tad to much room in them and they sound very mono. There is also a tad to much midrange and that gives it a nasal quality (to much 1.5kHz maybe).
Love the vocals! Very good performance! The production is really good! You should if you don't already have a job in a studio. You've got great skills!
-Malu-
I had a very very very... VERY difficult session with this one... Drums and horns especially were HELL to record... I think in the beginning I wanted to hear very crisp drums, with a very aggressive hi-hat and cyms... BUT... This is what you get when you mess with the mics :D
More seriously, I couldn't find a solution neither for horns nor the drums, so I'd left'em like this...
Again thank you for your tips, I really appreciate man...
Peace.
Chris
( by the way, no, I'm not workin' in a studio, not even in music unfortunately )
Peace.
Chris.
Peace.
Chris
Chris
Love this, and the message, mwahhhhhhhh, you got it! And finally, more male vocals. Great job guys!
Sad sad face on the download though, thumbs down :-)
I edited the track so you can DL it. Didn't think people would ever download it ;)
Peace and thanks again for taking your time to give feedback :)
Peace.
Richie
I'll have to hire you for a guitar chorus some day if you don't mind :P