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Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciated it. Reggae forever, haha. I created the horns using Native Instruments Valves Pro. Its an amazing tool, but unfortunately pretty damn expensive.

Yes, thats correct. I used AI for some backing vocals because I currently dont have the resources or access to proper choirs. For me, this raises a more fundamental question: at what point do we decide whether something is good or bad, or whether it even counts as music? Is someone who works with Logic or another DAW less of a musician just because they use sample loops, Apple Loops, or sample packs? Those are also rhythms and melodies they didnt design themselves. By that logic, many rappers from earlier generations wouldnt be considered musicians either, even though they sampled vinyl and sang or rapped over it. I dont think its that simple. At the same time, I understand your point. A musician who works with very basic equipment, like an old Tascam multitrack recorder and a microphone and records everything themselves, brings a very direct and hands-on kind of craft to the process. The same question applies to mixing? Relying heavily on automatic analysis tools like iZotope for compressors or EQs doesnt automatically replace experience or a trained ear ? I believe these boundaries are fluid and not as clear-cut as they sometimes seem. And hasnt music also changed in value since streaming services became dominant, where many people only listen for two or three seconds before moving on, even though we all use these platforms in the end? ;-)

Thanks a lot. !

Thank you so much for the kind feedback on my song, it really meant a lot to me. Yes, making music is a lot of fun, especially because its inspired by so many different things

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thank's a lot ..Inspiration can be a bit like sand sometimes, you just cant hold on to it.

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thanks a lot a good friend once told me: in the beginning, there wasnt light ...there was the guitar LOL ;-)

Thank you very much for the great feedback it truly means a lot to me. Im really happy when my work resonates with people.

I was strongly inspired on this piece by John Lee Hooker, especially by the song The Man in the Chain. These are very old tracks, often tied to classic films I guess most people dont even know them anymore.

I suppose that just means Ive gotten a bit older myself.

hank you very much for your positive feedback I really appreciate it. It truly makes it fun to share and release pieces on Looperman

Thank you very much for your kind review. Youre absolutely right. That said, I have to admit I never really had Elvis in mind. I was thinking much more of the Delta sounds from the 1930s. Well .. everything has its roots ;-)