Hello Mark,
Im sure you remember how much Ive admired your extraordinary productions in the past and they still impress and captivate me today. The same goes for this song. For me, its once again a wonderful example of free jazz blended with rock elements. Beautifully arranged, mixed, and mastered. And as always, youve made masterful use of the auditory stage. Every instrument has its place, and you can almost see each musician in your minds eye.
Fantastic work.
Warm regards,
Manuela
Manuela! Greetings. So understand me clearly, if you have the audacity to go MIA 1 more time THE HOUNDS ARE COMING 4 YA! LOL:)! It's sheer joy seeing you back in the fold.
Your time and feedback is appreciated. The high marks are received respectfully.
Mark (kingm77) and I are of similar age (me just a few years older). Mark did not have a brother growing up nor did I. We have similar interests and goals. So, we decided to be brothers. No not, "Hey bro, what's up". The brother we never had. That said, I haven't been on LM for a couple of weeks. I didn't see this posted until today. I am the worse critic because I am amazed by everything you produce. I am a true jazz/fusion fan. Talk to you soon. Take care brother, Cosmo
Cosmo! Greetings. Im glad you got the the opportunity for this listen. The compliments are received humbly. Ill be checking your latest creation shortly.
Excellent work and great VST instruments. Of course when one knows the articulations of the instrument they play with a VST then everything is surprisingly realistic, like with this song. Absolutely fantastic job Mark, I think we all here on LM are totally proud about your presence among us...you are a great musician and composer.
Best regards, Anthony
Greetings Anthony! Theres another level and dimension of sound and articulations that can be extracted from virtual instruments. It takes time and patience. Its good to know the effort is heard and appreciated. The compliments and feedback carry high value.
Thanks for your time and camaraderie!
Hello Mark, What an interesting song! Definitely some serious skill on display here. But that's been the case with every song we've heard from you thus far. I like to see an artist revisiting their older work to give it a bit of a touch up, as well. Thanks for sharing!
The M Squadd! Your check in listen and critique with favorable comments is no small matter. With your level of creativity, the feedback you left is a great honor.
Amazing track as always and fantastic guitar work - but I also always really appreciate your drums.
I've bought EZdrummer, so I can now play on my midi kit and get it to sound good! Thanks to you, more or less ;)
BB What's good? Your stop always does the heart good. Discipline really brought in the missing elements here. And in a huge way.
EZ Drummer 3 is a real BEAST. One of my favorite features that's not found on many VST drums is the ability to bring in your own sounds. So what that means is I can record a butter knife hitting a tile floor and then import that into EZ Drummer 3. Or craft a custom kit using my own drum sounds not found in EZ3. The only other one that I've found to do that is Superior 3.
Your stop, compliments, and conversations are always invigorating buddy
Oh yeah! I really dig this track, total 1970's Jazz Fusion flavored for sure.The guitar is definitely fire/dope as hell! The bass work and the Rhodes really make this track. You definitely have placed the right stuff in the right, giving all of the instruments their moments in the sun. The instruments aren't all fighting each other for a spot, and that's huge! Balance is the other key, which is perfectly done and it all sounds amazing! This track gives me Idris Mohammad/Roy Ayers/Ronnie Laws/Return To Forever/early Herbie Hancock-Headhunters vibes. I could go on, but I'll spare you what you already know lol. Strong work, you've got something beautiful here and I hope your output never stops!
Backscatter! Now Now Now! Is it that obvious? The names you dropped and their influences are permanently etched on my music brain! Especially Idris! So ok you pegged it just right. This session was a complete joy with Discipline.
Thanks for your stop and listen. I just uploaded a remastered version. You did a thorough zoom in and I promise to keep em coming right.
We're no expert on Jazz, but we know when something is dope - and this track definitely is. Nice instrumentation! Gonna have to check out more from you dude
Greetings to TheMonzerSquadd. The Loop has one of the best communities in existence. Seriously, when an ol jazz head can catch the ears of the Trap and UK Drill rulers THATS A HIGH HONOR. The open ears says it all. Thanks for checking what I've done here and the high approval.
My jaw is on the floor sir, this is beauty in sonic form! It sounded amazing on my soundbar. Those vocals were an excellent surprise and a perfect ending. Bravo! Love your style, and can pick up on our influences. Just can't say enough!
Greetings Backscatter. Thank you for checking my track. For me its wonderful to know when the writing, composing, and mixing hat comes off and the engineers hat goes on the outcome is good. I greatly appreciate the comments and compliments.
Hello Mark - your tracks are pure original ART !!!!!!!!!
And the track sounds perfect even on a cheap set of general use computer speakers, meaning I thought I was listening with studio monitors...
Cheerssssssssssssss !!
Fantastic fanisatt! Thanks for checking the update. Im working on so much stuff if my DAW was a stove it would be a 12 burner! Its great your speakers got a free upgrade too lol! The feedback is helpful in a huge way. Stay safe.
Sax used to be one of my least favorite instruments until I heard a couple of tracks that DanMed and 1Godfather did that changed my mind. I get my inspiration from unlikely places, Its impossible for me to overlook creativity, skill, or effort in any song. And this one clearly has all three. This is why I love music so much. Your song reminds me of something I heard in a movie years ago, I just cant yet remembe what it was. Anyway, I like it. Well done, sir.
Pnnywze! Greetings and welcome. DanMed and 1Godfather strategic placement of the saxophone in their tracks must be noted. Im in love with what we do. From drawing creativity from inspiration to the finished product, it gets no better.
Perhaps the movie this reminded you of is Whiplash. I kinda thought about that after finishing this. Because of the swing sections. Anyway your stop, comments, and musical perspective is refreshing.
BONEZONMARZ! Thanks for the visit. Im simply having a real blast with this rework. When I jump into a new learning curve, I experiment with my new plugins. Like the organ here. Ive always hated how it came out. But now Ive put that fire on it. Now Im happy. Your feedback is fuel for the fire. Youre sounding really good.
Kirkoid! Its wonderful hearing from you. Its been a while. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on what popped and what you found enjoyable. Ill definitely stop your way in a bit.
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Thanks much for your stop and generous feedback. Im heading your way.
Mark
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Im sure you remember how much Ive admired your extraordinary productions in the past and they still impress and captivate me today. The same goes for this song. For me, its once again a wonderful example of free jazz blended with rock elements. Beautifully arranged, mixed, and mastered. And as always, youve made masterful use of the auditory stage. Every instrument has its place, and you can almost see each musician in your minds eye.
Fantastic work.
Warm regards,
Manuela
Your time and feedback is appreciated. The high marks are received respectfully.
Mark
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Peace Bro,
Mark
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Mark
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Best regards, Anthony
Thanks for your time and camaraderie!
Mark
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Be and stay abundantly blessed Brother!
Mark
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I've bought EZdrummer, so I can now play on my midi kit and get it to sound good! Thanks to you, more or less ;)
EZ Drummer 3 is a real BEAST. One of my favorite features that's not found on many VST drums is the ability to bring in your own sounds. So what that means is I can record a butter knife hitting a tile floor and then import that into EZ Drummer 3. Or craft a custom kit using my own drum sounds not found in EZ3. The only other one that I've found to do that is Superior 3.
Your stop, compliments, and conversations are always invigorating buddy
Mark
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Thanks for your stop and listen. I just uploaded a remastered version. You did a thorough zoom in and I promise to keep em coming right.
Mark
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Mark
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Peace,
Mark
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And the track sounds perfect even on a cheap set of general use computer speakers, meaning I thought I was listening with studio monitors...
Cheerssssssssssssss !!
Mark
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Perhaps the movie this reminded you of is Whiplash. I kinda thought about that after finishing this. Because of the swing sections. Anyway your stop, comments, and musical perspective is refreshing.
Mark
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Mark
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