Listen To The Golden Princess Fusion Song By MisterBloodworth At Looperman.com

Very nic ok and atar naw

Nice soft subtle feel to this. Smooth like texture to it, relaxing. Reminds me a hint of some songs on the .Hack game soundtracks. Great collabo. Very nice piano. Digz it, peace

Gramo/Neo

Sweet sweet bass line. Interesting pitch bends/glides. REALLY like the sound and groove of the drums. Real jazzy. Synth sound and melody is dope when it comes in. Overall amazing track. Like nothing i heard before really. Fusion for sure. Awesome stuff. You guys should collaborate more if this is the result =]

RAMPA\\\

versatile and progressive fusion tune, just how i like it! i think fusion fits this, could be as well chillout or maybe even folk. sometimes it's just a matter of how conservative or not the subject is i guess :)
i found some exceptional parts in the melodies, also impressed by the sound choices and mix. the first "yeah!" moment was at around 1:20, that silky smooth synth has a lovely sound. right up my alley - think i melted a little inside.
on the off chance that you already know all these things i am about to mention anyway, here my thoughts:
if anything, then the intro could probably use some more attention. even though what follows makes up for those minor imperfections by far, it just doesn't do the rest of the track fully justice. it is nothing major though and should be easy to fix. for one you might get slightly more realistic results by tweaking the velocity of cherry-picked notes and do adjustments to the mapped parameters that are affected by velocity, if necessary. for plucked instruments i think an amp-env attack or sample-start mapping should already be all you need to get some improvements. sometimes a touch of filter cutoff modifier mixed in can't harm either, especially when there is only one sample for the whole 1-127 velocity range as they tend to sound still very plucky and bright even when using an as flat as possible attack envelope.
finally, for quick successively played notes experiment with different velocity slopes. exponential/logarithmic shapes are the way to go for emulating natural expressions. and the last thing: i found the pitch bends at the beginning slightly distracting, maybe they are a tad too accentuated?
fantastic tune guys. hat off to you sirs - and thanks for the download!

Nice track, very meditative!

nice work love it

Nice song

Ookami this is fabulous !
The guitar intro almost sounds like a spinnet.
The piano and the spacey sounding synth are quite contrasting but I love it.
Totally fresh and unique.
Really enjoyed it man.

Really like this one GoldenOokami....I played bass with a group for a while so I really like the walking bass style myself...contrasts nicely with the guitar lines...I hear a bit of medevil/new age in it (mainly the guitar & key bits)...This definitely is different and the good thing about that is it makes a real interesting listen all the way to the end...the interaction of the instruments if certainly not your standard fare so it might not appeal to everyone but this ol boy enjoyed it in any genre you like......well done guys.....keep on...Ed

I have always appreciated that sort of music which tends to be
different and unconventional and this is exactly the case with this interesting piece. In spite of some apparent dissonance issues, this works for me in general. My favourite aspects of this track are piano driven parts which are just great and deserve a 'fav' according to this listener..:)

Compliments_____Orlando

sweet sounding guitars at the beginning. you could say the bass has a "walking" feel to it that speaks to the jazz influence. I like the slightly bi-tonal sound of the piano against some harmonies in the background. it's a very gentle, colorful work. nice job.

Piano or keyboard line was the highlight for me.

A few notes on top of each other that probably shouldn't be. A few dissonant spots.

The quick plucking of the acoustic is neat, though it sounds pretty fake, I still like the line.

Overall I liked it.

By the way, your name backwards is "I'm a kooned log". If this has an meaning to you, good, but I don't get it.

Take care.

Evan

Evan

Very interesting collaboration full of cool changes.

Not Jazz as it's a melange of Celtic folk scale and modern minimalism (Philip Glass). But that's just the musical disection. as a listening piece it's just damn fun.
Cru

Nice work, sweet vibe

Hi GoldenOokami

Sounds like "middleage music in a new style" to me, not realy like jazz.

Nice soundscape for me ears. Maybe the bass is a little to freaky for my opinion but thats not important.
It´s nice calm and relaxed, just right for a little daydream.

But who the heck is "the person", "the guy", "this guy"?
Sounds a bit like - it´s not allowed ta say his name -
Is he Lord Voldemort?????

If he´s so important for this track, why you dont tell us who he is?

stay tuned
joe

hi Ookami, very nice and dynamic track! Good piano part (I wonder if it is just a loop or I can actually hear you playing?) bringing much harmonic clarity and 'stability' to the music. I think the bass-line is always a kind of a crutial factor in a jazz-genre music. That's why I do not see it really as a jazz track itself. I mean... maybe I would expect somehow a kind of a chord-changes clarity in the 16 bars structures here... but it appears for a moment when you intruduce the piano! For the most part it's a kind of a relaxing/new age indeed and fusion nice-music containing very interesting elements (nice mellow syhth solo line!). Even some folk flavors (acoustic guitar?). Nice ideas for music here and pretty creative track. Good work. Alex

It has all the Jazz elements Chord structure says it's something else...
Harmonic formulas are not there yet, a freaky sax doing counterpoint
punching those lines may do the trick...

Could almost go into the Celtic Jazz mode, some Bagpipe jazz kinda stuff.. :-)

Over all cool track...

Peace...TG.

Really cool track, G.O. Little confused about the jazz genre, though. Has a nice 'new age' feel to it. Very well balanced on all instrument. Love the keys.

Cheers,
Scott