Listen To Jotuns Ethnic Song By TribeOfHofund | Looperman

Hi Kirkoid
Thanks for the roses. I have made it downloadable. Will be for the next 48 hours. Be our guest.

Kindly
Gothi and Peter

Thanks again, Michael. Yeah, it is a bit on the industrial side, not at least due to Vurt’s modular magic. Sometimes inspiration comes from where you least expected it. We just listened to the noise for a while and then figures emerged.

Kind Regards
Gothi

Thanks a lot Rita. Take care.

Gothi

I don't mind at all. It will be our pleasure whatever you come up with. We are not commercial either, so it is just shared creativity and play to us.

We will. Promise, and thank you very much, sir. Also for recognizing the industrial inspiration. Our basses basically always point in that direction.

Kind Regards
Gothi

OK. If you do not need me to remove leads, I can make them downloadable at once. I will do this right away. They will be downloadable for 24 hours. I would love to hear the results. If you want, you can just post them on Looperman with references to the original tracks if you want, so people can hear what you make out of them. I will go make them ready for download now.

Cheers
Gothi

Greetings Shaman77. You just want to sing on top of this or do you want a version where I remove the leads, so you can make some melodies yourself? Or maybe you do not mean this track in particular, but something you can sing too? I can check out some of our tracks without leads and see if any of them is suitable for singing instead.

Kind Regards
Gothi

Thanks a lot for those kind words, sir. We wish you the best.

Gothi and Peter

Hi
Thanks for dropping by and showing interest for our tools. This is mainly an ITB production, so we make use of some plugins all right :-)

The Hurdy Gurdy in the A-part is from the Scandinavian Roots Vol. 1 ReFill loaded into the NNXT Sampler in Reason.

During its second round, the Hurdy Gurdy is harmonized with a Cello (to the left) made with Reason´s Friktion physical modeling synth.

The main instrument in the B-part is a Sweedish bagpipe from the same ReFill loaded into NNXT. However, it is droned and layered with octaved bagpipes sampled from the Korg Prophecy physical modeling synth.

The flute is an Offerdale Flute from Scandinavian Roots as well.

The choir is a patch I made with Reason´s Combinator module, where I morphed the Humana Choir ensemble with other choir samples to create more dynamic and realistic vocals.

The bass wave sequence is made with sampled bass shots from my beloved HW Polivoks synth and just as admired Repro-1 softie.

Peter´s guitar is recorded raw in several takes, noise treated, and layered subtly with itself to get a fuller sound that does not drown in the mix.

Kind Regards
Gothi