Cosmo

Kayos2, everybody else is gone for Valentine's Day. In Mexico they call it "Dia de Amor". But I can always count on Kayos2 to listen. You're my favorite listener. Take care, Cosmo

Thank you Cyberflares for your encouraging comments. Everyone who comments should know that I automatically go to your tracks, listen and comment. Usually more than one track. It's how I show appreciation for you listening and commenting. LM is a community of music brothers (sisters too). I thank everyone for participating. Cosmo

Thanks for your kind comments. I have all the equipment and software to make my own loops. And I used to do my tracks that way. LM has evolved with over 500,000 loops and some very talented creators like DarrenHirst. I no longer can match the quality and quantity of what's in the LM Library. I consider myself an "arranger producer". I assemble from hundreds of thousands of loops one cohesive track. Right now, that is what is fun for me. Thanks for listening. Cosmo

Thanks Kayos2. I owe it all to the LM community. Who would think at 142 bpm and Fm there would be more impressive loops than I could use. BTW, I was just WhatsApped by Kayos3 and they said to say hello to you (kidding). Take care, Cosmo

Wow, thank you for the nice compliments. This may be the most number of people I used loops in a single track. The vocal and key seemed to accommodate lots of flavors. I had many, many loops I loved but didn't have room in the track. I assume you have tracks posted. I'll go check them out. Thank you for your kind comments. Cosmo

Thank you, Paul. The feeling of the track allowed for a lot of bass without it being a rap song. To me, that's unusual. But I know most people like that big beat and low end. I'll go check out any tracks you might have posted. Take care, Cosmo

Sorry, I didn't intend to mean you were in agreement with me. It was a poor attempt at humor. I learned from it. I went to a Catholic University. To get a degree you had to take 1 year studying Catholicism or world religions. I chose to study Hinduism for a year and glad I did. It opened my mind to possibilities. After death, I have had relatives and pets visit me from the other side. I deeply believe in Karma. I communicate with the Hindu Akashic Records to create music. I billion Hindus in India agree (I have visited the Taj Mahal, so have millions of other people). Again, sorry for the misstatement. Wishing you a good life. Cosmo

Thank you. A lot of the credit goes to Danke. Keep those great loops coming Antronical. Cosmo

Thank you 1Godfather. My mother's side of the family is from Pag, Crotia. I was there once many, many years ago. I see pictures of Pag now days with many night clubs across the bay. I would like to go back. Enjoy Crotia. Cosmo

Inspirational. Wow that's an incredible compliment. Now you are making me work even harder to earn that. I cheat. I use the Akashic Music Records (search Akashic Records) to make tracks. That's a Hindu belief that all music ever written is stored in a spiritual repository that anybody can access. I let them guide me. PaperKup believes me but now everyone else thinks I'm off my rocker. Oh well. Thanks for your wonderful comment. Cosmo

So what does one do with a minor in music (orchestration concentration)? I scored a TV documentary that was widely viewed (nepotism). I was asked by the Charlie Brown people (you know CB Christmas) to visit them with no offer. I DID finally get a job offer. A major Casino company offered me a job to be the music director for a topless review. I turned it down and got a real job in Silicon Valley. You gotta eat. Thanks, Kayos2 for your kind comments. Cosmo

I like your "Broken Souls" track also. Thank you for listening and commenting. Cosmo

Thanks dimestop. One of the challenges was writing lyrics in Spanish when I am just learning the language. I bought a Spanish guitar after moving to Guadalajara. My first time playing that too. Lots of firsts here. Thanks again.

Question, what happened to Kayos1? I like your tracks also. Creating a new genre has it challenges. But this was a lot of fun. Thank you for your kind comments. Cosmo

Ah, you make me blush. Working with good people results in a lot of good times. Ben Edwards of the UK is an extremely talented trumpet player (worked with Amy Winehouse). And the husband/wife team who did the vocals came off really good. Thank you for listening. Cosmo

Pnnywze. I have a lot more respect for ABBA. All those hit songs in English when Swedish was their language. I struggled to write lyrics in Spanish without having a command of the language. Thank you for your kind comments. Cosmo

Flat2Forge. Gracias por tu comentario. Me diverti mucho armandolo. El acordeon es popular en Mexico. Los mexicanos tocan musica ALTA hasta las 4 de la manana (tambien bandas en vivo). Mas te vale que te guste la musica si vives en Mexico. Escuche tres de tus canciones. Tambien las disfrute mucho. Saludos, Cosmo.

Thank you for listening ColD63. Cosmo

Looperpeople if you like funk and jazz fusion, Mark is the King. Go to kingmt77 and listen to his tracks. Be amazed. Thanks Mark.

If you haven't already, listen to Kayos2's track "Saving Me". It's very beautiful. I am amused by "fresh". The track is years old. I threw it in the music "blender" added new vocals and sax. If it made you smile, it worked. Thank you for listening. Cosmo

Everybody check out Glenn's acoustic guitar tracks. If you want some romantic background music, Glenn is it. Who needs Spotify when have all the talented people right here in Looperman? Thank you for listening Glenn.

It's just for fun. I did a track with HEMAN about 10 years ago here on Looperman. Just a way to reconnect with him. Hopefully it made you smile. Thank you for listening. Cosmo

I print out what I want my wife to say. I walk over to her and put the printout in her hands. I put my phone in front of her with the recorder on and say, "Go". No preparation or preview, she talks into the phone. One time only. Her nickname is "One Take Vicki". Best wishes to you and your wife. Cosmo