Ah, you Masters Of The Looperman Universe are beginning to make my head swell, Ron. You guys keep this up and I'm gonna convince myself that I actually know what I'm doin'!
But I am happy that all you guys are enjoying the new stuff....
Thanks for the listen and review, Ron. I really do appreciate it when people take the time to check out my tracks.
Got my lighter raised in the air and if I had long hair I'd be swinging it around in circles. haha!! Sound like you are having fun creating these metal tracks. The older(ahem)generation on this site rock, kids these days can't keep up with us!! haha Great track Spyder!
Yeah, you're right, Wayne: Metal was always my first love, and I'm havin' a blast gettin' back into it. I'm also workin' on some lighter stuff as well though. I really do like all genres of music. And I just got a new guitar emulator I want to play with for a couple of days ~ maybe it'll be a good one for Metal\Rock.
Thanks, as always, for listening and reviewing, bro.
awesome ... what a weird ride!!!
perfect composition, brilliant arrangement ....
sounds pretty rough and wild, love it man!!!
uncompromising as it should be ...
you rock, definitely ....
Woohoo! Thats some great metal right there! I especially guitar riff that kicks in at about 1 minute, and all the epic soloing throughout. Great job, i loved every second of it. Synth was awesome too. -Gabe
Pretty good guitar sounds for vsti's(I read your last reply)! I would like to hear a fatter kick in there, just my preference. This really rocked, heavy guitar, very cool!!!!
Good job dude! I like the breakstyle of the beat and the guitar worked out very well and has a nice sound to it. no fuzziness. good job. nice sampling as well. keep it up!
I don't think the track is crappy at all. I really like it. I can't put my finger on who exactly it reminds me of, but I could sure see Zappa doing it. You did an awesome job with vstis, especially slayer. I fooled with it a little, started a track I have to finish, and thought it was a pretty good program. The lead guitar work was very nice. Drums were great. Lyrics and vocals worked for me.
Well, I don't think the TRACK is crappy, but the vocals leave a bit to be desired, IMHO. I've been upgrading my equipment and progs over the past few months though, so some re-mastering may be in order for some of my older tracks.
Zappa? Yeah, I can see that, considering I'm the world's biggest Zappa fan (LOL).
Slayer was alright for a while, but then I got Slayer2, which is infinitely better. For synthesized guitars, I now use exclusively Slayer2, RealStrat, DSK Electrik Guitarz (a freebie), Strat-A-Various (freebie), and SuperRiff (freebie) for electrics. I usually couple them with FL's Hardcore amp\effect VST or Shred amp\cab\effect VST (another freebie). Though I have about 30 amp\cab simulators, I think Hardcore and Shred are the two best.
Thanks a bunch for taking the time to listen and review, John. I really do appreciate it, bro.
Thanks for the listen and review, man ~ I appreciate it.
I've been spending a lot of time lately on trying to achieve really good guitar sounds with VSTi's. I've got some fairly decent ones now, and some really good amp\cab emulators as well, so I think I'm finally beginning to come close to the sound I want (most of the time, anyway).
I've also been concentrating on percussion quite a bit. I don't really like using loops (unless they're my own), so it's been a trial and error process, but I think I'm starting to put together beats that compliment my guitar riffs the way I want them to.
I'm also trying to sharpen my composition skills somewhat. I've been doing a lot of online reading about composition, music theory and analysis, chord progressions, etc. I think (or hope, anyway) that I'm getting better with everything as time goes on, but that's not really for me to decide ~ I leave that opinion to my friends here on LooperMan.
Wicked SpyderX! I love the subtle dialog too (like the Hellraiser clip). This sounds like the kind of song that should be on a strange, alternative, sci-fi action movie.
Thanks for the listen and review, Ray ~ I appreciate it.
Yeah, you caught me, bro. I was watching the Resident Evil movies when I started this one. I guess the influence shows, huh?
Dude, I just went to your website and checked out your artwork and videos. I am sincerely impressed, brother. You have some awesome stuff on there. Quite a talented young man, I would say.
Love the track. I can easily see it as a funeral durge, but one that presents, not as a sad journey, but as the final result of a heroic journey. I can see the boat burning in flame as its passenger rides off to Valhalla.
Love it, plain and simple. Technically, of course, its perfect.
Thank you much for the listen and review, John. Since I consider you to be one of the best musicians on this site (and one of the best I've heard, period), praise from you is high praise indeed.
Flaming boat to Valhalla? Well, since I'm originally from Texas, I see it more as me and Ol' Paint: just two old horses' asses on that final ride into the sunset... LOL
Thanks for the listen and review, Paul. Yeah, I deliberately wanted this track to sound like nothing you've heard before, but at the same time be somewhat "catchy" and memorable. Apparently, I accomplished my goal. Glad you enjoyed it, bro.
This reminds me of something Alice Cooper would have done back in the day. The subject matter, the sound just put me in that frame of mind of early rock/metal. The bass sounded great and I liked the vocals. Nice track, catchy, cool, creepy.
You know, Wayne, I never really made the Cooper connection with this song till you mentioned it. You just might be right ~ I used to be a roadie for Cooper back in the 70's, and he's still one of my favorite artists. I think I need to redo some of the vox though. I just got a better mic and some new mastering progs, so some of my older stuff is probably going to get a "going over" sooner or later.
Thanks for the listen and review, bro. I really do appreciate it when talented guys like yourself take the time to check out my work.
Some ballzy stuff here Spyder! I dig all the changes especially around the 2 min mark. Great bass, driving drums and screamin guitar what more could ya ask for!
Thanks for the listen and review, Jimmy ~ I appreciate it, bro.
This actually started out as two separate songs, but neither of them was developing like I wanted. So, I stole a trick from the Beatles and just joined 'em together. Guess it worked out alright. Still needs a bad-ass vocalist to spit some lyrics on it though. (That could be a hint... ;-))
Thanks for the listen and review, bro. I agree the vox ain't much, but I'm having trouble finding a female vocalist to collab with, so I just decided to use my TTS synthesizer instead. If I ever get a decent mic I'll start doin' my own vox.
I LIKE THE IDEA BUT THE DRUMS DON'T FIT IN WITH THE GUITARS,BUT THATS MY OPINION TRY MAKING IT MORE SIMPLE [THE SONG] AND AD RYTHEM TO IT. DON'T DO SO MANY CHANGE UPS REWORK IT TURN OF THE LIGHTS AND LET IT FLOW IT WILL COME TO YOU IF YOU FILL IT.GOOD LUCK.
its Q again....hi....wanted to know if it was possable to get a copy of just the instrumental....i would kinda like to experiment and see what i could come up with for lyrics....if anything its just a fun and bad ass beat....do get back to me on this thank you.....also if ya would like to get ahold of me by e-mail please e-mail me at bashingmailboxes@yahoo.com and please leave a name or let me know your from looperman just so i know its you and dont think its junk mail(ya know what i mean)
Hell, yeah, bro! I'd love to hear ya throw some lyrics on my beats! I'll upload the instrumental in WAV format (high sound quality) to my file-hosting account. I'll send you a link through e-mail....
hi there im DJQ-BALL and if it wasnt known i produce music like every one els on this site.....well i just want to let ya know the hades baby track is a bad ass beat....it has a tripy feeling, it draws you in and the drum pattern makes ya want to rap to it(i dable in makeing rap lyrics...more of a producer of beats than a rap artis but hey lol....its a great instrumental and the your lyrics arnt hard but i do like them it simple and thats what makes it easy listening.
well ya can write back if ya like.
Thanks for the listen and review, Q. I'm glad you liked my little foray into the rap genre. I actually have made quite a few rap beats, but, as you already know, I ain't much of a rapper, so "Hades Baby" is the only one I've attempted to spit rhyme on.
Oh, girl, I LOVE it! Since the day I joined this site, I've been asking various females to throw some vocals on my tracks. Here's my e-mail: SpyderX2009@hotmail.com
Send me an e-mail quickly (so that I'll have your e-mail addy). I'll remove my vox from the song and send it to you. I definitely want you to put lyrics and vox to it!
Hey Spyder :)
At first, I gotta say that country aint my style at all, but this track got me at the first note. It was really something funky about this - loved the simplicity of the groove. And a question.. Why dont you invest in a real mic? It seems you have some talent when it comes to adding vocals.
Looking forward to hear more from you buddy.
Have a great day..!
Glad you enjoyed the track, bro. Country ain't really my thing either, but I try to sharpen my skills by composing in various genres.
Yeah, I need a mic badly, but I live way out in the country, and there isn't any place out here that sells mics (believe me, I've looked). So, until I have an opportunity to go into the city (St. Louis), I'll just have to work with what I've got.
Yet another excellent track. You certainly accomplished yopur goal of taking something great and making it better. You have the genre down to a science. Everything I've listened to so far has demonstrated great knowledge, however intuitive it might be, of theory and the ability to turn that theory into high quality compositions.
Again, thank you, John, for listening and reviewing.
I just got a new DuoCore computer a couple of weeks ago, so now I've got the processing power to do what I really want to do. I also just downloaded some new awesome guitar and bass SoundFonts and a bundle of VST vocal processors, so I'm getting much closer to the sound of a "real" band now. I'm pretty close to completion on four or five new tracks which are f*ckin' kickass. And I've been teaching myself music theory, so I think my new tracks are going to take a few people by surprise...
on Acid Reign by SpyderX
10\10
wow! just , wow!
peace bro!
ron
But I am happy that all you guys are enjoying the new stuff....
Thanks for the listen and review, Ron. I really do appreciate it when people take the time to check out my tracks.
Peace,
Mike
on Acid Reign by SpyderX
Wayne
Thanks, as always, for listening and reviewing, bro.
Peace,
Mike
on Acid Reign by SpyderX
perfect composition, brilliant arrangement ....
sounds pretty rough and wild, love it man!!!
uncompromising as it should be ...
you rock, definitely ....
peace, rei
Peace,
Mike
on Acid Reign by SpyderX
Peace,
Spyder
on Badass by SpyderX
Peace Love Jesus!
Peace,
Mike
on Badass by SpyderX
Pretty good guitar sounds for vsti's(I read your last reply)! I would like to hear a fatter kick in there, just my preference. This really rocked, heavy guitar, very cool!!!!
Wayne
Thanks for the listen and review, Wayne. I do appreciate it, bro.
Peace,
Mike
on Bring Me To My Knees (Reprise) by SpyderX
Thanks for the listen and review.
Peace,
Spyder
on Walkin In The Dark by SpyderX
Faved
John
Zappa? Yeah, I can see that, considering I'm the world's biggest Zappa fan (LOL).
Slayer was alright for a while, but then I got Slayer2, which is infinitely better. For synthesized guitars, I now use exclusively Slayer2, RealStrat, DSK Electrik Guitarz (a freebie), Strat-A-Various (freebie), and SuperRiff (freebie) for electrics. I usually couple them with FL's Hardcore amp\effect VST or Shred amp\cab\effect VST (another freebie). Though I have about 30 amp\cab simulators, I think Hardcore and Shred are the two best.
Thanks a bunch for taking the time to listen and review, John. I really do appreciate it, bro.
Peace,
Mike
on Badass by SpyderX
Thanks for the listen and review, man ~ I appreciate it.
I've been spending a lot of time lately on trying to achieve really good guitar sounds with VSTi's. I've got some fairly decent ones now, and some really good amp\cab emulators as well, so I think I'm finally beginning to come close to the sound I want (most of the time, anyway).
I've also been concentrating on percussion quite a bit. I don't really like using loops (unless they're my own), so it's been a trial and error process, but I think I'm starting to put together beats that compliment my guitar riffs the way I want them to.
I'm also trying to sharpen my composition skills somewhat. I've been doing a lot of online reading about composition, music theory and analysis, chord progressions, etc. I think (or hope, anyway) that I'm getting better with everything as time goes on, but that's not really for me to decide ~ I leave that opinion to my friends here on LooperMan.
Glad you liked the track, Jimmy. Rock on, bro.
Peace,
Mike
on Badass by SpyderX
/pmk
Yeah, I've been concentrating lately on getting mean guitar sounds and "catchy" riffs. Glad you liked it, bro.
Peace,
Mike
on Bring Me To My Knees (Reprise) by SpyderX
Yeah, you caught me, bro. I was watching the Resident Evil movies when I started this one. I guess the influence shows, huh?
Dude, I just went to your website and checked out your artwork and videos. I am sincerely impressed, brother. You have some awesome stuff on there. Quite a talented young man, I would say.
Peace,
Mike
on Into The Sunset by SpyderX
Love it, plain and simple. Technically, of course, its perfect.
A definite fav
John
Flaming boat to Valhalla? Well, since I'm originally from Texas, I see it more as me and Ol' Paint: just two old horses' asses on that final ride into the sunset... LOL
Thanks for taking the time, bro.
Peace,
Mike
on Infected by SpyderX
Peace,
Mike
on Walkin In The Dark by SpyderX
Wayne
Thanks for the listen and review, bro. I really do appreciate it when talented guys like yourself take the time to check out my work.
Peace,
Mike
on Hangnail by SpyderX
This actually started out as two separate songs, but neither of them was developing like I wanted. So, I stole a trick from the Beatles and just joined 'em together. Guess it worked out alright. Still needs a bad-ass vocalist to spit some lyrics on it though. (That could be a hint... ;-))
Peace,
Mike
on Beyond The Sepulchre by SpyderX
peace
Peace,
Spyder
on Whack My Doodle by SpyderX
on Hades Baby by SpyderX
thank you,
Q
Peace,
Spyder
on Hades Baby by SpyderX
well ya can write back if ya like.
have a good one,
Q-BALL
Peace,
Spyder
on Doin Da Right Thang (Remix) by SpyderX
https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/74603
Send me an e-mail quickly (so that I'll have your e-mail addy). I'll remove my vox from the song and send it to you. I definitely want you to put lyrics and vox to it!
Peace and love,
Spyder
on Boogieman Blues by SpyderX
Thanks!
French Kid
Peace,
Spyder
on Outlaw Blues by SpyderX
At first, I gotta say that country aint my style at all, but this track got me at the first note. It was really something funky about this - loved the simplicity of the groove. And a question.. Why dont you invest in a real mic? It seems you have some talent when it comes to adding vocals.
Looking forward to hear more from you buddy.
Have a great day..!
-Steinaa-
Yeah, I need a mic badly, but I live way out in the country, and there isn't any place out here that sells mics (believe me, I've looked). So, until I have an opportunity to go into the city (St. Louis), I'll just have to work with what I've got.
Thanks for the listen and review, bro.
Peace,
Spyder
on Into The Sunset by SpyderX
ps. no, I don't do acid, just a rhetorical situation that applied.
Thanks for the listen and review, bro.
Peace,
Spyder
on Sakashita Stomp by SpyderX
I will be listening to more :-)
All The Best
John
I just got a new DuoCore computer a couple of weeks ago, so now I've got the processing power to do what I really want to do. I also just downloaded some new awesome guitar and bass SoundFonts and a bundle of VST vocal processors, so I'm getting much closer to the sound of a "real" band now. I'm pretty close to completion on four or five new tracks which are f*ckin' kickass. And I've been teaching myself music theory, so I think my new tracks are going to take a few people by surprise...
Peace,
Spyder
on Vampires Blood by SpyderX
The track is a perfect example of good old fashioned metal. Absolutely loved it.
Take care
John
Thanks for listening and reviewing, bro.
Peace,
Spyder