Thank you for the overwhelming comment. I had quite an emotional and spiritual journey while working on this track, so this means a lot. Now, I'll go dig for my Farfisa keyboard and see if it still works :-)
Very rich vocals. This track has a very classy, laid back style to it. I'm not all that familiar with this genre, so I cant' say much. I hope to hear more from you. Check out my tracks & leave some feedback when you get the chance.
Thank you for the kind words and Ankit Sharda should also take credit, as this project couldn't have happened without his awesome vocals. The track is a mix of Devotional, New Age and Worldbeat, heavily processed and mixed :-)
Sound engineering is still kinda new to me, so thank you for your comment. I'm not sure if I have a style, though I think of myself as a composer/arranger. I only have a few tracks uploaded for now, but will do some in the future.
This has a really professional sound, good grooves, beauty and intelligence and much more.
Nice wide sound and the initial vocal is great. 0:43 one is even better. Very beautiful, laidback, deep and spiritual.
1:04 haha that's a cool, low male vocal! Then another new vocal, different sort of processing. Then some added wide percussion. You're building all of this up very skilfully.
"both Android apps from Single Cell Software"
Are you saying this was made on a phone, not a desktop/laptop computer?
I thought apps were only for phones though I could be wrong.
This has a good length and I like and make long tracks that are a deep journey. That suits this deep, spiritual style.
3:18 some massive delay on that vocal and twinkly percussion plus other synth work fading in. Nice little bassline. This is now the big, ambient, drumless section.
4:18 subtle beginning of the return of the drums (steady kick).
5:02 a welcome return to the fatter beat and those lovely female vocals. No criticisms so far from me.
6:48 nice abrupt stop of the beat and a twinkly fadeout ending.
Excellent work and a definite favourite.
If you want to hear some Eastern stuff by me, check this out:
I love the vocals, especially the distorted mantra going out throughout the track. Brilliant idea by the way, Fantastic job man, and I hope to hear more amazing works from you in the future! Much love!
I read your profile during the intro, and found your list of influences/faves to be interesting, and to make sense in the context of this song. I like the style! I see that you are pretty new to Looperman, so welcome! This sounds like it should be a 7 minute B-side to a cool eighties 7 or 10 inch vinyl. I'd say that it gets a bit more modern in the second half, but it's totally forgivable, especially considering that bass line. heh. I dig it! Fave!
Commented on Om Namah Shivaye Part 2 by Eugeniusmaximus
This is wonderful! Such emotion,a journey from start to finish.Beautiful reverbs and mastered mix.The organ lives on!.Please bring more:)
Commented on Om Namah Shivaye Part 2 by Eugeniusmaximus
Very rich vocals. This track has a very classy, laid back style to it. I'm not all that familiar with this genre, so I cant' say much. I hope to hear more from you. Check out my tracks & leave some feedback when you get the chance.
- Billion
Commented on Om Namah Shivaye Part 2 by Eugeniusmaximus
Hi again.
Well, it sure doesn't sound like you haven't made any world music in a long time as this is a classy production that flows very easily and smoothly.
I must remember to check out some of your other stuff. I wonder what your main sort of style is.
If you'd like me to check out anything in particular, suggest away...
Commented on Om Namah Shivaye Part 2 by Eugeniusmaximus
Really nice work bro.
Commented on Om Namah Shivaye Part 2 by Eugeniusmaximus
Hi.
This has a really professional sound, good grooves, beauty and intelligence and much more.
Nice wide sound and the initial vocal is great. 0:43 one is even better. Very beautiful, laidback, deep and spiritual.
1:04 haha that's a cool, low male vocal! Then another new vocal, different sort of processing. Then some added wide percussion. You're building all of this up very skilfully.
"both Android apps from Single Cell Software"
Are you saying this was made on a phone, not a desktop/laptop computer?
I thought apps were only for phones though I could be wrong.
This has a good length and I like and make long tracks that are a deep journey. That suits this deep, spiritual style.
3:18 some massive delay on that vocal and twinkly percussion plus other synth work fading in. Nice little bassline. This is now the big, ambient, drumless section.
4:18 subtle beginning of the return of the drums (steady kick).
5:02 a welcome return to the fatter beat and those lovely female vocals. No criticisms so far from me.
6:48 nice abrupt stop of the beat and a twinkly fadeout ending.
Excellent work and a definite favourite.
If you want to hear some Eastern stuff by me, check this out:
Navigating The Neversphere
https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/177970
It's nothing like your track but might interest you.
Take care.
Commented on Om Namah Shivaye Part 2 by Eugeniusmaximus
I just loved dis 1... Keep it up... Gud wrk God Bless.. AnkiT
Commented on Om Namah Shivaye Part 2 by Eugeniusmaximus
I love the vocals, especially the distorted mantra going out throughout the track. Brilliant idea by the way, Fantastic job man, and I hope to hear more amazing works from you in the future! Much love!
Commented on All Of Me - Brooklyn Moon Mix featuring Dinty by Eugeniusmaximus
I read your profile during the intro, and found your list of influences/faves to be interesting, and to make sense in the context of this song. I like the style! I see that you are pretty new to Looperman, so welcome! This sounds like it should be a 7 minute B-side to a cool eighties 7 or 10 inch vinyl. I'd say that it gets a bit more modern in the second half, but it's totally forgivable, especially considering that bass line. heh. I dig it! Fave!