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je te remercie pimikol :)

Hey Cru,

Cool feedback here, thanks for that! you're right, the sax is not real, but it was necessary for me to include this kind of instrument in this track... how to explain it... like a warmy desire lol

actually i've read nothing about the bass line. Strangely, i love it and it was my starting point :)

thanks bro for listening ;)

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Thanks Ronabo, glad to read you liked it :)

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Thanks a lot Ed for this personal comment which is full of sincerity, be sure i really appreciated it even if i took time to answer you (i was on holiday :))

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ha ha! imagination... when it catch us!

thanks for feedback
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hello!
alors je suis bassiste et la quasi totalité des lignes de basse de mes morceaux je les cherche sur ma basse et ensuite je les enregistre avec soundforge. Une fois capturée, je l'envoie dans recycle qui est le module de reason (mon logiciel de musique) et qui permet de travailler chaque mesure et chaque temps de la loop. Une fois terminée, j'ai plus qu'à injecter mon fichier dans une machine de reason et lui créer une piste que je mêle à celles des autres instrus.

Pour les autres instrus, je les joue sur un synthé relié en mode esclave sur ma carte son et mon son est en prise record direct dans reason. J'ai juste quelques petits soucis de latence mais je recale tout derriere sans probleme.

Pour les drums, soit j'utilise des loops deja construites (et qui peuvent etre retravaillées) soit je les crée moi meme avec des banks de sons via un module de reason: le redrum.

Pour les sons d'instrus spécifiques comme le saxo, je n'utilise que des vrais sons de cuivre parce que j'aime pas trop quand ca sonne synthetique.
Voila en tres resumé comment je travaille mon son :)

Et toi?
au plaisir de te lire
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Thank you bro :)

Merci beaucoup Wayne pour ce "feedback" riche d'impressions! au plaisir de partager encore très longtemps nos productions respectives :)

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Hey Jack!!!

I'm really glad to read you!!

In fact, it's true i melted several influences in this track with the danger of fail in the result! fortunatly, it seems not to be the case!

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thank you Mosestone for your feedback.

of course there's several influences in this track and it's always difficult when it's time to publish it, to find the right genre lol

big thanks for your comment, it's really appreciate!
Friendly
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thank you very much

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i apologize for the mate answer! thanks a lot Wayne for this feedback, it's always important to know the listeners feeling!

each time i try to work on unsual tracks, i don't want to close my mind on a particular genre or style! it's my own choice and be sure in my desk, there's a lot of unfinished tracks ( i wrote "RIP" on their faces lol)

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Thanks a lot Festiv! glad to read you liked this track

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thanks!

Collab is ok for everyone who wants! i can send by email each instrument track in *.wav

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Thanks Bubba for your words, even if i understand the meaning of your comment, there's one thing which wonder me, it's the word "center"; you wanted to talk about how the song is built?

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wierd in the sense of strange? lol
thanks for sharing your feeling

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Thanks Ludwig :)

thanks :)

thank you Michael in sharing your feeling, i appreciate it :)

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Hey Spiv!! here you are! it made a long long time without seeing you! what happens bro? are you in trouble? i hope no!! i'm really glad to read you and I cross fingers that your fourth album soon goes out!!!

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thank you bro

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you're right, that's why, finally, as said Danke, it's near experimental genre :)

Thank you Arloph for the comment

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Hello Danke,

I know Primus, i discovered them thanks to Spivkurl who spoke me about this band! The bass player, Les Claypool, is really very impressive in his style of game. You're right about the experimental approach of this track and i'm glad to read you dig it :)

Thanks for your comment which is really appreciated
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Hi Sqrtofneg1,

Thanks for your comment in french! for the vocals, of course, i wanted to give this track an oriental direction! Africa is the cradle of the humanity ;)
May be your already heard "No Quarter: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Unledded" (1994) which influenced me. The music is universal and we should us inspired by this obvious fact. Barriers create the exclusion in a period when on the contrary we have to get closer and live, all, in harmony

Thanks again! friendly,
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Hello DRJBEATS,

Great to read you enjoyed the concept. This kind of track is full of possibilities if i consider an extended version lol

Thanks a lot
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