Description : This is an old jazz standard originally done by Dizzy Gillespie in 1941 and covered by numerous jazz greats. Hope you like my version and would love for you to download it.
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Thank you for the compliment. This may be over some of the younger player's heads, but there are some fine players here that may get into it. It was a toughy, though, but I had played it many times in my younger days.
You rocked my world with this one. The sax was to kill for. If that was a VST, would you share where it came from? The execution of this tune was flawless. Thanks for the listen. Pat
Great job on this one Scott,i particularly like the modern bridge section at 1:16 kind of Chic Corea vibe.Struggle with unreal sax,hate it with a passion i am afraid,i believe Charlie and Diz would too,sorry.The Piano sounds great.Timeless composition.
Great rendition Scott...very enjoyable listen! Cool drumming and nice piano soloing both stand out. That slightly distorted vibraphone transition point is also impressive! Production is stellar as well! Thumbs up!:)
Many thanks, Orlando. Really glad you like it and took time to comment.
If you play this in 5.1 surround mode, you will hear the vibes circle around your speakers. I'm going to start using more surround effects on my tracks.
Damn man, this is impressive! A quality piece of music and production Scott. I don't think I have ever heard this song before but I may go check it out on youtube to hear how Dizzy played it on the horn. He was fun to watch play as well.
The piano is extremely well played and a nice tone to it. Is is real or a plugin? Drums are perfect, I can hear all the parts of the kit, toms sound great and I dig the rim shots. How many mics on the kit and where did you place them, just curious?
Fine job, as usual, you are having a good year so far. I will thank you for the dl!
Beautifully done here. The keyboard progression is so catchy. The drums are so wide. Are they live recorded? The sax sounds really good as well. Great work!
Thanks so much for your comment. Really glad you like it and took time to leave your kind words.
Since I play the drum parts, I'm especially more picky about their sound. I use an Alesis drum kit since it's much easier for recording than my acoustic kit. The sax is actually a VST instrument. I wanted trumpet like the original, but it just didn't sound as good as the sax.
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Description : Every instrument is performed and recorder live. Piano, double bass, drums.
Instruments Used:
-"WELTMEISTER" upright piano (MADE IN GERMANY in 1938)
-"KAY" upright bass (MADE IN GERMANY somwhere in 1950th)
-TAMA Imperial Star + Pearl OMAR HAKIM snare + Various Ziljian cymbals.
I just put together some old ideas to see if it will work. Some vocals and brass, or guitars is clearly needed. Let me know what you think about it. Tnx
Description : Do not freak out just because this is jazz! There's also blues, rock, funk and a little hip hop in it to break up the deep, chillout jazz sections - gets particularly rocking then funky at the end. Main bassline (the track's foundation) is recycled leftover slide resonator guitar parts detuned one octave to make a slide bass sound. Also features: piano, violin, hammered dulcimer, organ, ethereal pad guitar, bass guitar, jazz/blues/rock electric guitar and multiple programmed acoustic drumkits. This was difficult to make at times as I thought I needed more leads parts eg from sax or trumpet. But I'm happyish with the end result. I expect very little interest in this as it's both jazz and long jazz. But it's also an unusual type of genre-mixing jazz. So, leave your thoughts, good or bad, if you like...
Description : This is track me and my friend (great jazz, blues musician) done
around this great vocal we acquired.
Lot of hours in it.
I had great fun making it!
Hope you people like it.
Love and peace.
Description : I think it's a late evening song to accompany you for a single drink.
Jazzy in most of the aspects. It is made single handedly so please consider it an experimentation for the thrill of making music.
Hope you will like it.
Description : This track made me just stop working on it and listen to it for enjoyment.
Smooth Mellow funky Jazz. Uses: 0111003-djrumplestiltskin-swung-funk-drum-beat, 0087009-mrroads442-guitar-line, 0072485-michiel555-mellow-funk, 0058934-ferryterry-90-bpm-soprano-sax. Is this Funk or Jazz?
Description : This track contains only free loops from Stayonbeat.com and several loops from Looperman artists (listed below). I "made a promise" that my next track will be use a lot of jazzy loops - well, i done with this track, for the great sadness of jazz lovers or experts i think - i fear they will never forgive me. :) While my ISP launches my internet out of the Earth system for a long time, i had to face the fact that i dont have too much downloaded jazz loops on my computer, so i think no wonder that this one is sounds like if i smoke some marihuana while making it. But hey, who cares, i like the result - it reminds me the (maybe only) really funny episode of "Breaking Bad", where Pinkman uses some heroin and flyes up with an idiotic smile on his face - that chapter is priceless. :D
I dont think this one needs a vocal, but ofcourse you can use it if you want, and as always, just write and i will give any support as i can. Any feedback welcomed too as always. Enjoy! UPDATE 2015.10.24.: improved audio quality - lower lows, higher highs. Now in 256kbps!
Applied loops :
STEVEJAZ : 1118799-0068664 (The Jazz Vehicle), 1118799-0068713 (A Lydian Chords 1),
TUMBLEWEED : 0498019-0068255 (G Sharp Acoustic Rhythm), 0498014-0068257 (120 A Tele Rhythm),
JOEFUNKTASTIC : 0630386-0055418 (MrF - Great Scott - Set 1 - Piano 120 A), 06300386-0054520 (MrF - South Bronx Ghetto Piano 92C),
DANKE : 0671112-0066558 (Heaven Calls), 0671112-0067503 (Reggae Sax),
REI4REAL : 0039029-0005229 (Rei Smile03 D 120), 0039029 (Rei - Plain3 D 100),
SERIALCHILLER : 0000003-00000076 (Chilla Do Do Vox Fx),
DJFREDVAL: 0002663-0007540 (FV 120 BackBeat2)
Description : Something a bit different from us. I (Bobo) played guitar, synth, midi bass and percs to this piano loop by LM's most excellent Rasputin. Wataya, stoned as usual, thought he heard Barbara Streisand singing. This is the result.
Description : I created a hip hop groove in Logic and decided to duel some Saxophones. I am playing the Baritone sax on the left pan and the Tenor Sax on the right pan.
I added some bells like a boxing match bell to give it a fight drama feel. The hip hop track itself is dope to me. The duel is cool too. Who won?
Cheers,
Scott
Thank you for the compliment. This may be over some of the younger player's heads, but there are some fine players here that may get into it. It was a toughy, though, but I had played it many times in my younger days.
Cheers,
Scott
Yes, the sax is a VST. It is Cakewalk TTS by Roland. It came with my Sonar X3 Producer, but it is standard with most of the Cakewalk DAWS.
Cheers,
Scott
Cheers,
Scott
Well done.
Cheers,
Scott
Compliments_______Orlando
If you play this in 5.1 surround mode, you will hear the vibes circle around your speakers. I'm going to start using more surround effects on my tracks.
Cheers,
Scott
The piano is extremely well played and a nice tone to it. Is is real or a plugin? Drums are perfect, I can hear all the parts of the kit, toms sound great and I dig the rim shots. How many mics on the kit and where did you place them, just curious?
Fine job, as usual, you are having a good year so far. I will thank you for the dl!
Wayne
Thanks a lot for your kind words. This is a favorite jazz piece, in which I've done this and another big band version done a couple years ago.
The drums are done with my Alesis electronic kit. It's much easier than trying to get a good sound out of my acoustic kit. That would be a nightmare!
Cheers,
Scott
Glad you like it.
Cheers,
Scott
Ronabo
Cheers,
Scott
Brado
Thanks so much for your comment. Really glad you like it and took time to leave your kind words.
Since I play the drum parts, I'm especially more picky about their sound. I use an Alesis drum kit since it's much easier for recording than my acoustic kit. The sax is actually a VST instrument. I wanted trumpet like the original, but it just didn't sound as good as the sax.
Cheers,
Scott
Jamid
Cheers,
Scott