kingmt77

The sound quality and definition of each individual instrument is incredible, great job on the mix, and on the overall feeling of the performance !

Hi Mark,
I'm not even sure if it makes sense to write you a few lines here, because I'm afraid I'll just be repeating myself. But honestly, I just have to say it again: This is another fantastic piece of work.
Your clear structures and your unique way of arranging the instruments so that you can almost see the musicians in front of you simply incredible. Truly impressive. It's a real listening experience, and you've mastered the challenge you set for yourself with flying colors.
Warm regards, Manuela

cool man, reminds me of the ridge racer sound track

I never noticed the snare 1st time around but its stands out well now the drums have that real effect to them as all the instruments have, great job man its a great track :)

Respect. This is pure musicianship.

This one is pure joy for me.
Great job, really good music.
Cheers!

Good job and nicely done Mark! The sound quality. it's just next level in this creation. Awesome!

this is fire ! Great job !

If jazz already seems complicated to me because of those technical difficulties, it's much more so when played without real instruments, using VSTs. Congratulations!

I need this level of perfection when it comes to programming beats. It's amazing what VSTs can do in the right hands. It can't get realer than this.
Enough respect, sir!

Hi Mark, everything's amazing here, as always! You're a real firebrand when it comes to catchy music. The use and execution of all the instruments is beyond reproach ... your rhythmic work is beyond any doubt.
However:
I have to say that at the beginning of the track, I immediately felt that the snare drum had way too much reverb.
I also think that the flute, which has a very prominent part in the middle, sounds a bit unbalanced ... kind of muffled.
Please don't misunderstand me... I'm worlds away from this kind of production, and my impressions are of course competely subjective, but you wanted to know what stands out. So here are my little comments, with the utmost respect.

Best regards,

Micky

Hello King !! Yet another so artistic and great and pro quality track of you !!!! I love it Mark ! Cheersssssssssssssssssssss !

Excellent! Very tasty and groovy jazz track. Perfect sound quality. The flute and sax gave me chills. Nicely done!

Incredible, groovy song. Much respect for playing all the instruments by yourself, which shows your gifted talents as a musician. Congrats!

So back in the nineties, my group of friends had a friend who was a drummer, and we would go on these adventures in Manhattan, never knowing how to properly dress. like going to Tramps and seeing Hot Tuna filled with Hells Angels. So this night we went to see Mike Stern at the Blue Note. We got there early in jeans and sweaters and grabbed the front table right in front of the Stage. As all the suits and cocktail dresses filled the place, Mike came on, looked down on us, looked up at the audience, and gave a cool chuckle of acknowledgement that we were there for the music. I literally could have reached out and adjusted his pedals. Guitar neck was swinging over my head at times. Awesome show. Nice work as always, my friend

Hello Mark
What an amazing composition, with magical moments from every instrument in the band. The articulations and harmonies were used perfectly, resulting in a song of exceptional quality. No single instrument stood out alone, each played its part beautifully...the electric piano chords and rhythm, the bass lines, the enchanting flute, and the compelling drums, all so well performed and blended together. My compliments and admiration.
Best wishes, Anthony

Another absolute banger here, excellent! Jumping in and flowing with it lead to something beautiful. Love this one like I love the rest of your output!

This is classic work Mark
there is not an instrument i dont like in here but have to say bass is my fav tho
great job on the track man i enjoyed my listen :)

Man this is my favorite too. It easy to hear the love for your craft throughout the song, and its awesome and inspiring! Thanks for sharing Mark!

Man this is my favorite too. It easy to hear the love for your craft throughout the song, and its awesome and inspiring! Thanks for sharing Mark!

The overall mood of the world seems to be in a pretty dark place, and its a struggle not to let it affect how Im feeling. There's no helping the fact that Im embarrassed to be an American right now, and sometimes im ashamed to be human in general, but i have a secret weapon, and thats music. I enjoy taking some time to sit and listen to the work everyone here in the community is doing, and get my dose of inspiration while im at it. Your song here took me in completely and for a few minutes all that mattered was the journey I was on. Its been awhile since i felt that, thank you Mark. Ive learned alot about jazz in general from your music, but its awesome that you use those saxophones in a way that makes them interesting to me. This one is my fav ive heard of yours so far, and ill likely come back to listen again when i get home and kick back. You helped me shake off a not so great mood, too. Thanks for sharing!

Why do the two lines appear twice?
Well, that must be due to the curved timeline of relativity.
Just check Einsteins notes *laugh.

Hi Mark,

Once again, a wonderful example of what's possible in free jazz. I imagine you poured your heart and soul into the meticulous work on this piece.

The title immediately piqued my curiosity about the concept behind it. For me, "quanta" have always been part of physics, and physics is closely linked to mathematics. The combination of the two leads to constant mathematical leaps.

Some might say that this piece contains more irregularity than regularity. However, I would counter that regularity doesn't necessarily mean short, repetitive rhythmic patterns. A sense of order can also arise, for example, in a 250-bar cycle or even in its subdivisions. So, what initially appears irregular can turn out to be a deeper, hidden form of repetition. Are you still with me?

Mark, in short: Your work is incomparable and unique. I love it.

Warm regards and good night, at least here in Germany!

Mark, in short: Your work is incomparable and unique. I love it.

Warm regards and good night, at least here in Germany! Manuela

P.S.: I'm looking forward to more fun and witty conversations with you! (laughs)

Its awesome. Love the woodwind stuff.

Nice track!