This is absolutely fantastic. Every sound is crystal clear, works really well together and punctuates where necessary. Lovely southern vibe to the whole thing. Thanks for uploading, really enjoyed. will you be adding any vocals? Ruski.
Thanks for listening and reviewing my country song here.
I have all my songs 'final mastered' just to make sure everything sounds good. Not boomy or whatever. As for vocals, I hadn't planned on any in this one.
However if your interested, I have finished a fast rock song a few months ago that is set up for lyrics and vocals if your interested? If so, let me know your e-mail address and I can send you a copy of it.
Another member from Mexio was supposed to ad vocals/lyrics....but haven't heard from him in a few months. He is a college student there, and I think he just doesn't have the time to do. It is about 3:46 min. long.
Basically talk the words mostly and sing in other parts. I will honestly say, the is the type of song that (you or whoever sings it) will put you at the top of the list! :-)
Who would've thought of mixin the 2..Talk about thinking out of the box..Van Halen is one of my favorite groups..When David was in it...This is great..Man, your good.
I did a quickie of journey song..not mixing it with another
band..but I'm gonna upload it today to see the response
Thanks for the reply.
I am glad you enjoyed the two song mixed. I have heard it done in the past before and wanted to give it a try. Came out pretty well I think.
I appreciate your comments and thanks again for listening and reviewing.
Randy
When I hear a track you, and I assume that's going to sound great, the track I will like and that I will enjoy it ... and you never fail me. You have spoiled me. Another great track to listen again and again.
Appreciate your review and comments on this tune. I certainly try and make all my tracks sound the best possible. That is why when I am done with them, I take them to a real recording studio to be 'final mastered'. Only cost me $5 here, so it is worth it to make sure any 'boominess' is taken out, or perhaps put more high end in so the cymbals can be heard better, or whatever.
However, usually not much is changed at all as I am able to do most of it at home. But I like an extra pair of ears to hear my finished product before I upload it.
Best way to compare your song is to listen to a comparable CD on the market now, and listen to how clear the sound is and how it is put together, and copy those sound styles....if that is what you want.
Of course there is nothing wrong with recording just an acoustic guitar by itself either, as so many do....but at least get the best clear sound you can out of it on the recording. That is what I try to do with all my songs, get the best sound I can with my playing abilities.
Glad you enjoy listening to my songs, and hope you'll watch for the next one...a slower rock tune....next week. :-)
Randy
This is as awesome as Made In The USA was... I know everyone thinks i'm just a metal head, but actually i listen to a lot of rock, country, blues, jazz, and classical as well. I must say that this is as good a country track as any i heard on the radio, i think they'd play it if you offered... Anyway, i agree with the Boss, some Randall country loops would be great! Downloaded, and i would have faved.
I am glad you liked the song and I thank you for your review. As you know I usually switch around and do Rock, Blues, and Country mostly, as those are my favorite styles...with I suppose country being #1 as I grew up with it in my youngest days.
My next song that has been ready and waiting for the site to come back up, is a 'classic rock' style tune and I will upload that next week.
I also have a slide guitar Blues type in the works, but that will be another month or more before that is done.
Most songs don't fare well without vocals..if I was to put it on the radio. Very few instrumentasl make it big. So I just make them for myself and friends, and charge 'zero' $ for them. I am 67.5 yrs. now, and don't have that many good playing years left.. lol
As for loops, I'll look into it and see what the requirements are as for loop length, etc.
I appreciate your comments very much and thanks for listing to my latest country tune. I have one person...listed in my reply to 'ImproveWithError' that sang on a short song I did on here called 'Walkin Shoes'. That came out pretty well as she has worked with several other Looperman artist on here.
Thanks for the comment. I'll see about uploading some country loops soon.
Well, I think I finally got the posting problem figured out. I made some changes in the Windows Active-X area and rebooted, and it seems to be working now.
It was strange tho as first, I was looking at my profile and then I go to the forum and I would be 'signed out'. That is why my post didn't go thru earlier today..I had to 'log-in' again. Strange! I clicked the 'X' this time to remember me...so maybe that will help. :)
Randy
oh yeah, that's the kind of drive which is only to achieve in two ways: talent, or age ...
you my friend are one of the lucky ones who have both!!!
and I'm happy to be able to listen to your music ....
thank you Randall!!
Been a long time since I have written to you. I guess I thought you left here as I see you on Facebook. Anyways,
thanks for your comments on my latest country tune.
Talent and age....Hmmmm, I guess your right. However, eventually age has an effect of taking the talent away.
A lot of putting country music together is getting the drum rhythm track down, and then deciding what instruments to put with it. In some of the country songs, an electric Baritone guitar is used. Meaning a guitar tuned lower than normal.
Then you can also add an acoustic rhytmn guitar along with another higher tuned acoustic guitar, and...also an electric rhytmn guitar....then the Lead guitar or other lead instrument. This way you get a full sounding backing track, and it all sounds good. (To me anyways)
Thanks again for listening and reviewing. Will check out to see what you have put up lately.
Randy
Hi Randall! I've downloaded this track and man, it's short and sweet and becomes even better each time I listen. Thank you for sharing and thanks to muzicizmee4ever – that chorus is so darn good. To me you've one of the best here on looper.
Thanks for your nice comments. The song was short as it was part of a 2-part song I did called 'Country Tyme' on here.
So she sang only on the 1st song that she liked. Her first country song ever. She did very good!
Hello Randy, this is really strong guitar work here, so tight. I really love the sound or the leads, a Framus les Paul copy you say? what a tone! Great production..Great work!
Thanks for your nice comments. If you haven't heard any of my music before, then you will be pleasantly surprised by the variety I do.
This waltz was done on a dare by a fellow Looperman last year, to see if I could do one. So this is what I came up with. Some of the parts are loops as I don't play Fiddle or drums.
Any parts that I don't play myself, I always say which parts they are.
I don't play mandolin either, but I do play 5-string banjo....but not that often anymore at my age. Lol
I am retired now and I don't do that much music for others as I am traveling around here and there. I have done a few songs with other folks and it has worked out for the most part.
I am doing a rock song with a fellow from Mexico at the moment.
Thanks for your comments, I appreciate them very much.
Randy
oh hello - this sounds wonderful to my ears - got it crankin on my ads 12s - great playin and super feel - i dont think i have ever heard any of yer stuff before - really terrific guitar chops and tone!!
Thanks for listening and reviewing my a couple of my songs.
I play a mostly rock, country and some blues (some of it slide as I own/play a Dobro and an Emmons Pedal Steel).
If you look into my profile pics, you will see the instruments I personally own and play.
Thanks for the comments and I will review some of your songs as well in return.
Thanks so much for listening/reviewing my latest rock song. As mentioned below in my last reply to Allen, I love rock and country. I really go for the older style rock that I played in the 70's era.
I am deep rooted in country as well....so that is why you'll hear mostly country songs and rock from me, more than Blues.
I appreciate your comments and will review a song of yours today.
Randy
Thanks a lot for listening and reviewing my latest rock song. I will give you a review back today. I love country and rock as you can tell. I also do Blues with some slide, but haven't done any in probably a year.
I am working on another catchy rock tune spaced out for vocals to fit in. Another fellow said he's like to sing to one of my tunes, so I am trying that approach for the next song. So far, so good.
Thanks again Allen...I always appreciate hearing from you.
Randy
I appreciate your listening and reviewing my latest rock song. I just listened to your slow country song, and left a comment there for you.
Glad you liked this rock song as it is one my own favorites. I am into solid drums and bass and tasteful leads. At least that is what I aim for when I start out. Sometimes just listening to a particular drum beat will start the wheels turning, and get me into making a whole song out from that. It just takes an idea to start with.
Again, thanks for commenting and hope you have a nice day.
Randy
This is great track.Well produced and composed.Some really impressive chops ! Crafted beautifully,all the parts complement the whole.Very pleasing to the earholes and the soul !!! Rock on...
Don't believe I have ever heard from you before, so thanks for listening and reviewing my rock tune here.
I appreciate all your comments and will give a review back.
I used a 'Pinch Harmonics' technic to get that squealing sound in some of the short leads.
I found it on YouTube. Gives quite the cool sound. There is a link below here in another review IF you don't know how to get that sound yourself, and want to try it.
I see that you use quite a variety of software. That is great as the more 'tools' the better.
Hello there MS Music,
Thanks for listening and comenting on my latest tune. I am glad you liked it and I like your description. I couldn't have thought that one up at all. lol
I haven't forgotten about the Gospel venture. I am experimentiing with it and trying to make it sound interesting and catchy, as most newer Gospel music I hear, is.
Thanks for your nice review and am glad you enjoyed another of my tunes. As for shortness, I almost got it to 3 min. as that is what I shoot for...in case it is ever played on the radio. That seems to be the standard time limit....maybe that has changed?
Some others on different web sites have asked how I get that 'Pinch Harmonics' sound. So here is an easier way to explain it via this video link to YouTube.
Thanks for listening and reviewing my song here.
To answer your question, No, I don't play drums....they are loops that I buy or make on my Korg keyboards.
The Mandolin was also a loop as I don't own nor play one.
I have a 1971 double neck Emmonds pedal steel that I use now and then.
Thanks again for your review. If you have any tracks up, I'll review them.
Randy
Hi Randy! I'm new in this kind of stuff.. i'm hearing your rock songs and i liked a lot! i'm going to record some vocals if you don't mind.. I true loved this punk rock song! YOU ROCK!! PLEASE MAKE ANOTHER PUNK ROCK SONG WITH YOURE OWN SOLO PLAYING! hope u read this! ;) and if you can answer me would be great! Keep Rocking!
Wish you the best from MÃÂxico! :D take care please!! :D awesome instruments, i have a American Deluxe Telecaster Cherry Sun Burst.. i will upload some pics one day! ;D
Thanks for the review and kind words on this tune.
I am not into punk rock stuff all that much, but I liked this one, and so here it is. I'll do another one so you can try and sing to it if you want to as I said in an earlier e-mail.
I appreciate your listening to this short song and comments. As you probably already know, this was a 2 part song. 1st part of 'Country Tyme' I put up earlier.
When I started out, I couldn't think of what else to put in it so I faded it out and faded in the 2nd part which worked well overall I thought.
'Muzicizmee4ever' liked the 1st part, so she decided to put lyrics and vocals to it.
Yes, she did an excellent job. So I am looking forrward to trying some other music with her in the near future.
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
Thanks for listening and reviewing my country song here.
I have all my songs 'final mastered' just to make sure everything sounds good. Not boomy or whatever. As for vocals, I hadn't planned on any in this one.
However if your interested, I have finished a fast rock song a few months ago that is set up for lyrics and vocals if your interested? If so, let me know your e-mail address and I can send you a copy of it.
Another member from Mexio was supposed to ad vocals/lyrics....but haven't heard from him in a few months. He is a college student there, and I think he just doesn't have the time to do. It is about 3:46 min. long.
Basically talk the words mostly and sing in other parts. I will honestly say, the is the type of song that (you or whoever sings it) will put you at the top of the list! :-)
Randy
on Van Halen meets Huey Lewis by Randall822
I did a quickie of journey song..not mixing it with another
band..but I'm gonna upload it today to see the response
thanx for the share Randy
Jody
Thanks for the reply.
I am glad you enjoyed the two song mixed. I have heard it done in the past before and wanted to give it a try. Came out pretty well I think.
I appreciate your comments and thanks again for listening and reviewing.
Randy
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
Appreciate your review and comments on this tune. I certainly try and make all my tracks sound the best possible. That is why when I am done with them, I take them to a real recording studio to be 'final mastered'. Only cost me $5 here, so it is worth it to make sure any 'boominess' is taken out, or perhaps put more high end in so the cymbals can be heard better, or whatever.
However, usually not much is changed at all as I am able to do most of it at home. But I like an extra pair of ears to hear my finished product before I upload it.
Best way to compare your song is to listen to a comparable CD on the market now, and listen to how clear the sound is and how it is put together, and copy those sound styles....if that is what you want.
Of course there is nothing wrong with recording just an acoustic guitar by itself either, as so many do....but at least get the best clear sound you can out of it on the recording. That is what I try to do with all my songs, get the best sound I can with my playing abilities.
Glad you enjoy listening to my songs, and hope you'll watch for the next one...a slower rock tune....next week. :-)
Randy
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
I am glad you liked the song and I thank you for your review. As you know I usually switch around and do Rock, Blues, and Country mostly, as those are my favorite styles...with I suppose country being #1 as I grew up with it in my youngest days.
My next song that has been ready and waiting for the site to come back up, is a 'classic rock' style tune and I will upload that next week.
I also have a slide guitar Blues type in the works, but that will be another month or more before that is done.
Most songs don't fare well without vocals..if I was to put it on the radio. Very few instrumentasl make it big. So I just make them for myself and friends, and charge 'zero' $ for them. I am 67.5 yrs. now, and don't have that many good playing years left.. lol
As for loops, I'll look into it and see what the requirements are as for loop length, etc.
Take care,
Randy
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
good job man
I appreciate your comments very much and thanks for listing to my latest country tune. I have one person...listed in my reply to 'ImproveWithError' that sang on a short song I did on here called 'Walkin Shoes'. That came out pretty well as she has worked with several other Looperman artist on here.
Again, thanks for your review,
Randy
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
Thanks for the comment. I'll see about uploading some country loops soon.
Well, I think I finally got the posting problem figured out. I made some changes in the Windows Active-X area and rebooted, and it seems to be working now.
It was strange tho as first, I was looking at my profile and then I go to the forum and I would be 'signed out'. That is why my post didn't go thru earlier today..I had to 'log-in' again. Strange! I clicked the 'X' this time to remember me...so maybe that will help. :)
Randy
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
you my friend are one of the lucky ones who have both!!!
and I'm happy to be able to listen to your music ....
thank you Randall!!
peace, rei
Been a long time since I have written to you. I guess I thought you left here as I see you on Facebook. Anyways,
thanks for your comments on my latest country tune.
Talent and age....Hmmmm, I guess your right. However, eventually age has an effect of taking the talent away.
A lot of putting country music together is getting the drum rhythm track down, and then deciding what instruments to put with it. In some of the country songs, an electric Baritone guitar is used. Meaning a guitar tuned lower than normal.
Then you can also add an acoustic rhytmn guitar along with another higher tuned acoustic guitar, and...also an electric rhytmn guitar....then the Lead guitar or other lead instrument. This way you get a full sounding backing track, and it all sounds good. (To me anyways)
Thanks again for listening and reviewing. Will check out to see what you have put up lately.
Randy
on Country Rt-96 by Randall822
Hey, I appreciate your giving a listen to my country tune I posted today. Sometimes it is good to listen to a genre that you don't usually listen to.
Thanks again and will see what you have up and take a listen and give a review back.
Randy
on Walkin Shoes by Randall822
Thanks for your nice comments. The song was short as it was part of a 2-part song I did called 'Country Tyme' on here.
So she sang only on the 1st song that she liked. Her first country song ever. She did very good!
Randy
on Heavy Rocks by Randall822
on Country Waltz with Pedal Steel by Randall822
and so - that is you playing that steel? Are you avail to add some parts to some of my country tunes?
Thanks for your nice comments. If you haven't heard any of my music before, then you will be pleasantly surprised by the variety I do.
This waltz was done on a dare by a fellow Looperman last year, to see if I could do one. So this is what I came up with. Some of the parts are loops as I don't play Fiddle or drums.
Any parts that I don't play myself, I always say which parts they are.
I don't play mandolin either, but I do play 5-string banjo....but not that often anymore at my age. Lol
I am retired now and I don't do that much music for others as I am traveling around here and there. I have done a few songs with other folks and it has worked out for the most part.
I am doing a rock song with a fellow from Mexico at the moment.
Thanks for your comments, I appreciate them very much.
Randy
on Made in the USA by Randall822
Thanks for listening and reviewing my a couple of my songs.
I play a mostly rock, country and some blues (some of it slide as I own/play a Dobro and an Emmons Pedal Steel).
If you look into my profile pics, you will see the instruments I personally own and play.
Thanks for the comments and I will review some of your songs as well in return.
Randy
on Heavy Rocks by Randall822
Thanks so much for listening/reviewing my latest rock song. As mentioned below in my last reply to Allen, I love rock and country. I really go for the older style rock that I played in the 70's era.
I am deep rooted in country as well....so that is why you'll hear mostly country songs and rock from me, more than Blues.
I appreciate your comments and will review a song of yours today.
Randy
on Heavy Rocks by Randall822
Allen
Thanks a lot for listening and reviewing my latest rock song. I will give you a review back today. I love country and rock as you can tell. I also do Blues with some slide, but haven't done any in probably a year.
I am working on another catchy rock tune spaced out for vocals to fit in. Another fellow said he's like to sing to one of my tunes, so I am trying that approach for the next song. So far, so good.
Thanks again Allen...I always appreciate hearing from you.
Randy
on Heavy Rocks by Randall822
I appreciate your listening and reviewing my latest rock song. I just listened to your slow country song, and left a comment there for you.
Glad you liked this rock song as it is one my own favorites. I am into solid drums and bass and tasteful leads. At least that is what I aim for when I start out. Sometimes just listening to a particular drum beat will start the wheels turning, and get me into making a whole song out from that. It just takes an idea to start with.
Again, thanks for commenting and hope you have a nice day.
Randy
on Heavy Rocks by Randall822
Don't believe I have ever heard from you before, so thanks for listening and reviewing my rock tune here.
I appreciate all your comments and will give a review back.
I used a 'Pinch Harmonics' technic to get that squealing sound in some of the short leads.
I found it on YouTube. Gives quite the cool sound. There is a link below here in another review IF you don't know how to get that sound yourself, and want to try it.
I see that you use quite a variety of software. That is great as the more 'tools' the better.
Thanks again,
Randy
on Heavy Rocks by Randall822
thirty-seventeenth-twenty-zero-ninety-eth power! lol
Rock on Randall!
Thanks for listening and comenting on my latest tune. I am glad you liked it and I like your description. I couldn't have thought that one up at all. lol
I haven't forgotten about the Gospel venture. I am experimentiing with it and trying to make it sound interesting and catchy, as most newer Gospel music I hear, is.
So thanks again for your review,
Randy
on Heavy Rocks by Randall822
Awesome. And too short. ;)
/pmk
Thanks for your nice review and am glad you enjoyed another of my tunes. As for shortness, I almost got it to 3 min. as that is what I shoot for...in case it is ever played on the radio. That seems to be the standard time limit....maybe that has changed?
Some others on different web sites have asked how I get that 'Pinch Harmonics' sound. So here is an easier way to explain it via this video link to YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I5O8P-r5Rk
If you already know how to do it, cool....but some don't for sure.
Thanks again and will give you a review back shortly.
Randy
on Made in the USA by Randall822
Thanks for listening and reviewing my song here.
To answer your question, No, I don't play drums....they are loops that I buy or make on my Korg keyboards.
The Mandolin was also a loop as I don't own nor play one.
I have a 1971 double neck Emmonds pedal steel that I use now and then.
Thanks again for your review. If you have any tracks up, I'll review them.
Randy
on Punk Me Up by Randall822
Wish you the best from MÃÂxico! :D take care please!! :D awesome instruments, i have a American Deluxe Telecaster Cherry Sun Burst.. i will upload some pics one day! ;D
Fernando! :)
Thanks for the review and kind words on this tune.
I am not into punk rock stuff all that much, but I liked this one, and so here it is. I'll do another one so you can try and sing to it if you want to as I said in an earlier e-mail.
Take care and thanks again,
Randy
on Made in the USA by Randall822
j.a.
Thanks for taking the time to listen and review one of my songs. Am glad you enjoyed it. I'll give you a review back.
Thanks,
Randy
on Walkin Shoes by Randall822
I appreciate your comment on this country tune. I see you don't have any tracks up yet, so I can't give you a review back.
Again, thanks a lot,
Randy
on Walkin Shoes by Randall822
Thanks for your reviewing this song and your nice comments. As far as I know, this is the first time 'Mizicizmee4ever' has sang country.
She is from a city near me, but I have never met her. If you go to her site on here, you can probably ask for more details.
Thanks again,
Randy
on Walkin Shoes by Randall822
Allen
I appreciate your listening to this short song and comments. As you probably already know, this was a 2 part song. 1st part of 'Country Tyme' I put up earlier.
When I started out, I couldn't think of what else to put in it so I faded it out and faded in the 2nd part which worked well overall I thought.
'Muzicizmee4ever' liked the 1st part, so she decided to put lyrics and vocals to it.
Yes, she did an excellent job. So I am looking forrward to trying some other music with her in the near future.
Thanks again Allen,
Randy