blairrock957

blairrock957

Feeling Great, to busy.
powder springs, Ga, United States
Joined : 25th May 2008 - 17 years ago
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Blurryshutter
Blurryshutter 19th Aug 2008 21:27 - 17 years ago

on Sax Tastic by blairrock957
wow. you said all of that is loops....then im working too hard. im trying to do stuff like that without using loops. how did you find a set of loops to go together so well? It's a pretty nice sound only thing is i got on headphones and i think the sax is too loud ...might be the phones tho..but nice job.
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
They are loops that came with sequel.Program makes timing match up and used loops all in the same key. Messed with the volume on the sax a lot. Learned high notes are louder. And to low sounds far away. Thanks for listening.
Krook
Krook 18th Aug 2008 05:11 - 17 years ago

on Drive by blairrock957
I agree with some of the other comments, the guitar is excellent and so is your voice. I really enjoyed the track, great work well done.

Regards

Krook
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Thanks for listening. I'm actually hoping to do some more spoken pieces.
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 17th Aug 2008 04:43 - 17 years ago

on Smurfs by blairrock957
Did you happen to see the movie- Little Nicky? I'm reminded of the scene where the dog is sleeping and as he's snoring he goes- "La la lala la la. La lala la la." Sorta like how it goes in this song. Crazy stuff dood, crazy stuff. And this is exactly why I stay away from large sharp knives, hahaha!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
funny movie. I don't remember the scene. But that dog was sick. I avoid sharp knives and scissors.
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 17th Aug 2008 04:36 - 17 years ago

on Sax Tastic by blairrock957
I like the way you've got the effects on the Sax to sound as if they're bein played in a large room. The amount of reverb bouncin back is great. I could almost see this being recorded live in a studio. Or the Green Room as they call the behind stage lounge area for performers at the WSRE station here. Funny thing there is I always thought that was what they called the part of the studio that they use to add CGI backdrops. Eh, shrugs.

And the strings sound as if they are being played on stage. Excellent work, my friend!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
I ahd a lot of fun with this one. Thanks.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 15th Aug 2008 18:36 - 17 years ago

on I've seen better days by blairrock957
I hear what your saying mate...in some ways society is turning it's attention on the plight of disadvantaged people..but it's a near hopeless situation when the basic tenements of physics are being undermined by one thing....Money flows uphill.
An emotive chill song..great work....planet
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
While I may not have gone through everything I write about. I've been close enough to it. I've also delt with the people that are there. And for the most part they are really good people. The sad part is that most people judge people with mental problems like they aren't legitamite and that the person should just pull themself together. If I have cancer you'll feel sorry for me but if I'm depressed or have an anziaty problem I should just suck it up.
Planetjazzbass
Planetjazzbass 15th Aug 2008 18:27 - 17 years ago

on Drive by blairrock957
Hey man...this is way cool.......Songs that encapsulate experiences we all have are always bound to succeed...this ones great I get the been there done that vibe....plus I love your voice...it's a great instrument!.....sorry for being late listening to this sometimes the expanding Looperverse overwhelms me...cheers planet :)
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
It's hard to keep up. I wrote the song to match the music Ruben sent me. While life is good now there was many years of misery and despair in my past. I just tap into it once in a while figureing some people can relate to it.
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 15th Aug 2008 10:14 - 17 years ago

on something in A by blairrock957
Rap-a-tap-tapping. What were you bangin on to get those sounds, eh? As for the Guitar part, it sounded pretty sweet. As for the recording time error, I've done that a few times. Mostly on Magix MM12, because for some odd reason it sets at 8 seconds and won't allow you to record audio longer than that. It'll automatically stop, even if you keep goin. So you got to stretch it out to where you know it won't cut you off. Say like 8 minutes and once you're done it won't auto crop to match where the ending of the recording is. You actually have to go back and manually move it to there. Needless to say it can be very frustrating so I don't use it that often.

Ooh, I just had a thought for a song you could make with the following chords- A, C, G. Just gonna throw out a random pattern. A-C-G-C-G-C-G, A-C-G-G-A-C-A, A-C-G-A-C-C-A or somethin like that. Later on mate!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
That's a loop that comes with the Sequel software. Thanks for checking it out.
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 15th Aug 2008 02:45 - 17 years ago

on Guitar in G by blairrock957
Supposed to be mono? Coz I've got my headfones on and it's only comin out my right side. I like this, it reminds me of some of the stuff my dad useta strum to me when they were trying to put me to bed. Later on!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
One of the first things I recorded with my software. Didn't know how to set it right then. thanks for listening.
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 15th Aug 2008 02:34 - 17 years ago

on Four gray Walls by blairrock957
Be a hero? That's somethin my n my Bragg buds useta say whenever someone was actin in a way like they were about to do somethin dumb, haha.

As for the message, I can relate. Not that I've ever done hard time, but I do sorta know what it's like to lose my freedom and lemme tell you, once you get it back those first few moments you appreciate everything. Even the silly and small things you'd normally overlook. Like how beautiful the sky can be. And I'm not talking about pretty sunsets, I'm talkin about just stoppin to look up into the endless blue. That's what I did when I got mine back.

As for similar lyrics I'll throw out a snippet of Shitwhistle-

"..if only, these homies could be
Aimin for history instead of the penitentiaries..."

Later on mate!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
A long weekend was enough for me. Spent a little time at Bragg building pontoon bridges, way, way back in time. The same type that were in the old war movie A Bridge to Far.
boyadjian
boyadjian 13th Aug 2008 11:47 - 17 years ago

on Sax Tastic by blairrock957
Hey blair!

That Jazzy sax won't get off my head. Great one... the only thinf is that I missed the bass line (Of course, I'm a bass player!). I like the way the orchestra mix up with the keyboard and the drums... Great!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Couldn't find a line that fir. And wasn't ready to try to play one myself. Thanks for checking it out.
ReignStorms
ReignStorms 8th Aug 2008 16:57 - 17 years ago

on Rain by blairrock957
People always run for shelter when it rains. As long as there is no lightning, I walk a little slower than normal and just enjoy the feel of the rain on my skin. There is nothing like coming home soaked and cold from the rain, taking a hot shower to warm up, and then snuggle under the covers with a good book. That to me is absolute and total relaxation.
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
We've been going through a drought here. I've always love the rain. And like all the songs about rain. Thanks for the review.
RayMiX
RayMiX 7th Aug 2008 10:29 - 17 years ago

on Out in the Storm by blairrock957
i didnt have the good word to tell how i like that :p.. its really nice.. i like the song of your Guitar... the riff is really nice... and vocal are really nice..really good work
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Thanks a lot. I hope to professionally record some more stuff.
Niclas199
Niclas199 6th Aug 2008 00:05 - 17 years ago

on fast by blairrock957
Great track! I like that panning :D
irkano
irkano 5th Aug 2008 12:35 - 17 years ago

on Rain by blairrock957
i can feel the emotion,

this song touches me dude.

and thats saying alot.

thanks alot man.
:.)
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Thanks a lot that means a lot to me. A lot of emotion went into this song.
36Chambers
36Chambers 4th Aug 2008 22:47 - 17 years ago

on fast by blairrock957
For a first shot at using loops this is very solid. And you're right, that bass line is kick ass. I like your use of minimalization for the end, just kind of let it go to nothing, it is a very apropos way to finish this it seemed to me. Nice and fast throughout with a nice little synth out. Liked it.
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Thanks a lot. It was a fun collab.
SoundsVinyl
SoundsVinyl 4th Aug 2008 19:45 - 17 years ago

on Rain by blairrock957
good chill ass music man. Im feeling this one a lot
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
thanks a lot. Sometimes it works. Look down 2 reviews from this. AcidParadox. He did a cover of this song with my permission. You should check it out. Violin and everything. I just write and pick at a guitar. And sing when I have too.
BKMack
BKMack 2nd Aug 2008 21:43 - 17 years ago

on Drive by blairrock957
My friends don't understand how I love Jazz and Funkadelic (the original) at the say time. This song simplifies why. It has that same feel. I was blown away with this for personal musical reasons. Thanks man, Can I have another?
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
I don't see how someone could not love jazz and funkadelic together. We must be about the same age. Your friends must be jazz purists. Thanks for the review.
Blair
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 1st Aug 2008 23:55 - 17 years ago

on Rain by blairrock957
Taken back to a moment in the summer of '90, I think. I just remember that it was back when I lived in Va Beach and on one particular day it started raining and instead of seeking shelter inside my friends and I stayed and played out in it. I'd say that it was probably in the mid 80s that day and the rain was nice and cold. About the same as the water in an indoor swimming pool. I tell you, once we were all completely drenched it was one of the most refreshing sensations a person could feel with their cloths on. Ok, that was a bad joke ending, but it did feel really great. And I remember that once the rain stopped it kinda made me sad. As if our good little time was over with the passing of the storm clouds. Thanks for the flashback!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Neat story. I had someones song do that to me lately too. Cool when that happens. Thanks.
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 1st Aug 2008 23:50 - 17 years ago

on I've seen better days by blairrock957
Start volunteering @ my college. Doing this thing where I read the newspaper for blind people I believe. The perks of working a Flex-time schedule.

I really love the way this was recorded. It has that quality that reflects it's humble roots. Lates!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
That's neat. You'll get a lot from doing it. But I would be tempted to start making up stories. Aliens land at white house. Thanks.
AcidParadox
AcidParadox 1st Aug 2008 17:56 - 17 years ago

on Rain by blairrock957
It's cool how a song can make you feel great. I don't know why but this song made me say, i am happy with my life,this got to my heart too.Man i know i sound weird but i feel really happy hearing this song
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
I'm smiling reading your review. I like this song a lot. It can be looked at from a religous aspect with obvious meanings. Or even looked at from an aspect of just letting the crap we heap on ourselves go. A new beginning, a fresh start. I believe we are the ones that judge ourselves the worst. Rain is a symbol of the holy spirit, but it's also a symbol of the rains washing being us letting our own judgement of ourselves go. My opinion of myself was worse than anyone elses. And I'm happy with my life now. I wasn't for a long time. But then the lyrics can mean something completely different to you. Thank you so much for your review. It mean a lot to me. It's my favorite review.
Blair
Scriptique
Scriptique 1st Aug 2008 02:49 - 17 years ago

on Drive by blairrock957
Great use of panning in the driving parts, but panning the footsteps at the beginning would have been good.

The words are excellent. Especially the "spinning out of control" parts. Great use of double entendre throughout the piece if you ask me.
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Thanks a lot. Dan did all the music and FX. I just listened over and over till the words came. I really enjoyed doing this one. Who knows I may be the next william Shatner of music. LOL
DonnieVyros
DonnieVyros 30th Jul 2008 13:58 - 17 years ago

on Drive by blairrock957
Do this all funky because for some odd reason the Wimpy player kept lockin up on me or not playin once the track was loaded. So I downloaded and am listening to it now on WMP.

I let this play in the background as I did a few things and now I wanna ask- Have you ever seen the movie Lost Highway by David Lynch? That's what alotta this reminded me of. Seein someone drive down an empty 2 laned southwestern freeway at night. Surrounded by pitch black and the only illumination coming from the headlights and the scant few stars in the sky. Cool atmos man. Lates!
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Does that have Kyle McLaughlin as a Sherif? If that's the one I think I've seen it. Big Lynch fan. Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, Etc...
jlaw
jlaw 29th Jul 2008 10:53 - 17 years ago

on Sax Tastic by blairrock957
the strings mixed suprisingly well with the sax, good times
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Thanks. Glad you liked it. And thanks for taking the time to listen.
Blair
scratchrabbitt
scratchrabbitt 28th Jul 2008 18:15 - 17 years ago

on Drive by blairrock957
I looooooooooooooooove the guitar in this song. I have a soft spot for ...ambient guitar sounds, haha! This song is so pretty sounding :]
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
Thanks for checking it out. Dan did all the music. It's awsome what he did.
PsychotropicCircle
PsychotropicCircle 27th Jul 2008 05:02 - 17 years ago

on Drive by blairrock957
brilliant track,smooth guitars and very chill.....
when i´d listened to the end i thought ....
oh my god,what a cinematic tragedy and i hope he did not crash his brand new Mercedes Benz....hope you´re still alive...
take good care,PC
blairrock957
blairrock957 replied Unknown
It's a 76 Dodge challenger with a 6 pack.LOL I think muscle car. Hey but it could be a mercedes. And it's totalled.Dan, ADD188, did a great job with the music. When he sent it to me I had to write something new for it. I had a lot of fun doing this one. Thanks for listening and I'm glad you liked it. I hope do do some more stuff like that.
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