Rasputin

Nice. Pitched low like that, it almost takes on a didjeridoo Feeling...

It was just a fast 16th-note set of arpeggios that I had sequenced in with Step record, so they were absolutely perfect-- and hence, quite unnatural, not like what a real guitarist would play. I'm sure one could analyze the implied harmonies made by the arpeggios, but at this point, after the addition of comb filtering, it's really just a wild mishmosh of notes.. designed to create a weird feeling, hence the title I gave it (a surreal 1962 movie).

Cool little groove.

You'll get best results if your bassline, or guitar, or synth, honors the chord changes I've specified here. Too many people go wrong when they decide they'll make up their own stupid s***. Just a suggestion.

Nice!

Ni-i-ice. That's the way I most like to hear female backup vocals... mournful and distant, like a train whistle.

Go for it!

Very very interesting. Your intro portion sounds amazingly like something Ennio Morricone would do. Do you know his stuff?

Jako lijepo, Bruno! Odlično ste obavili posao. Hvala vam što koristite prave akorde ... nitko ovdje to ne radi.

Very interesting and creative.

Man, that is some POWERFUL sub-bass frequencies!!

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Ya thank? :-)

haha, thanks.

Thank you so much, dear one. You nailed my influences: Los Angeles of the 1960's. They used to do such beautiful string arrangements back in the day. That whole aesthetic is sadly gone with the wind these days. In this particular case, I was thinking about a certain hit by Johnny Rivers...