Really nice warm and up cheering beat. i like the mimalistic use of guitar and counter guitar. This Tone is raw and fits perfect with the african chant. I feel a lot better after i hear this tune. thank you for your work. An artist from our community wrote me today for a collab he is from africa, no name dropping. i think he should put some vocals on it. If you read this it´s maybe your beat?
wayne! man, does this come together! it dances past like a dream, and all you know is you got possessed for 2 mins. really, all the elements are so well placed the whole is nearly subliminal— example, the low voice in the last few bars. fabulous stuff!
Happy times Wayne, this definitely made me smile. It lilts and lurches along nicely. Some nice bass in there and the horns and those lovely rich voice all mesh in together amazing well.
What a groove this track has, it's awesomely done. The horns really stand out nicely & the vocals are sitting pretty on the track & add an interesting twist. Very creative indeed. This whole production stands out! beautifully. AMAZING! work on this one, fast becoming a fan of your work glad I stopped by. Bravo!
Bonito tema amigo Wayne, me encanta como suenan esas voces africanas, le dan un aire alegre, simpático incluso divertido. Gran bajo, muy agradable igual que las guitarras, muy profesionales. Una pista de mucha calidad y una gran mezcla. Que tengas una buena noche compañero, y paz y salud para todos.
Ha! I do not owe anybody a single penny and I cannot find 2 nickels to rub together. Just had to buy a new lawn mower, money could have gone towards a subwoofer or a new prewired Fender pick guard, damn!
The amp simulators in the daws lack the sound quality compared to a real amp but I was too lazy to set up everything to play basically the same thing so I took the easy route on this one and sacrificed sound quality over ambition level. he
Hey Wayne - what a lot of fun, great punk vibe, favourite phrase "They will make a real diamond
When they stick a lump of coal up your butt
You're such a fuckin' tightwad"
This is a different kind of jewel : )
Gran tema hermano. Una producción fantástica, con una gran voz que encaja a la perfección. Me encanta las guitarras y el ritmo, con energía y fuerza. Gran mezcla, muy lograda y de calidad. Y sí, todos tenemos algún amigo tacaño, en mi grupo también tengo uno. Que tengas un buen día compañero. Salud y paz.
This track is giving me sex pistols, the clash meets Bob Dylan vibes wow! FAB! work here on this. Your vocals have a lot of character a slight inflected growl that fits this track hand in glove & for some reason reminds me of Dylan similar but not the same.
Yes indeed we all know those skinflint types haha who rather hold onto their cash hmmm so glad I'm a vegetarian. Once again great lyrics & production. Bravo!
Shockingly kool Wayne. You definitely got the vocals for this one. Your song is like something from a movie or tv show tune. You did not hold back in the least bit. This is not weird, because it has a purpose. It is a fun-ny song. Well done.
Tried to make the music sound like it wasn't in any particular key, monotone/bland bass sounds and abstract industrial noises. My mom said it sounded like it should be on tv as well so cinematic in some way.
Nice one, Wayne! It's been a while since I heard a song from you. The intro was very fascinating. I loved the experimentation with loops in this track. I don't know why but I got super Halloween vibes from this one, almost a nightmare before Christmas sort of thing. That works perfectly since Halloween is right around the corner. Your voice never disappoints and I was happy to hear it once again. As usual, great track. Adding to my favs.
A Nightmare Before Xmas, I liked that movie a lot, cool reference!
I usually don't use loops, as a practice, as the main foundation of my tracks so when I do it's a lot of fun experimenting with sounds and effects I normally don't use.
yeah, Wayne! def takes me back to the residents ‘mark of the mole’ trilogy! nice to hear you in boombaxtic mode, sorry bout yer back tho. damn i dig this!! (ms. A beat me to using deep!)
But where they gonna run to?! One out of the box from you Wayne, I thoroughly enjoyed this. Drums were great and the little breakdowns were cool to spice things up. That telephone sound reminded me of one I used a while back in my reggae tune. It sets the ambience really well. All over noone home. Felt like this could almost have had some down and dirty electric guitar hitting those down beats maybe.
I'm gonna use poetic license to answer your question. They just ran away. ;)
Jeff Lynne used a ringing telephone loop in Telephone Line and I remember hearing it in another song(Beatle's song maybe).
Just playing with loops and effects. I thought of elec git but was still sore in the back, just started sitting up in front of a computer actually when I did this.
Pretty atmospheric track. A real spectrum behind the vocals opening the mind to all the sounds happening in the background and the reasoning for them. Great track full of innovation and risk. Score !
Just playing with some sounds and effects that don't get much attention from me. Some great stuff in these daws if you spend some time listening and trying to process/manipulate them to get a desired effect. Sure different than plugging in a git and ripping out a track in a minute or two.
Hi TheHumps, this is nice, really smooth; really great use of the drum loops, really good selection and variety. It actually didn't feel at all weird (genre). It's smooth, I thought of triphop as I was listening. The only element that didn't really fit (to me) was the vocals; I felt like the drums were driving the vocals rather than helping it, and vice versa. It doesn't feel it has a theme. Thanks for sharing. Hope your back isn't something too serious and you're better.
Thanks! Life long back prob that flairs up occasionally, I'll live. :)
I guess without the vocals there isn't much of a story. The effects on them were there to help set the atmosphere and overall feel of the track. Appreciate the feedback!
That wasnt what I was expecting from what Ive heard from you before but it's wonderful and I do recognise some of what I have already loved in your work. This is a little more alt. but still very rich, creative, engaging, and rich in rhythm and melody. Great stuff : )
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I'm surprised how those low vox came thru the mix, thought they would get lost.
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Tried to keep everything basic, simple. I really like the horns too.
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This is a perfect track mate.
I love the bass.
It is sounding great my friend.
Well done.
Maj
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It's a good walking pace song.
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Thanks!
Wayne
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The song, I loved everything except your distortion filter rig. It sounded more digital than analog. Other than that, I love salty lyrics!
Awesome stuff! Respect always, just offer some constructive, you know!
Until Tea Time, Cheers!
Mr. Axel
The amp simulators in the daws lack the sound quality compared to a real amp but I was too lazy to set up everything to play basically the same thing so I took the easy route on this one and sacrificed sound quality over ambition level. he
Later man!
Wayne
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Fun Ramones styled lyrics and guitars, he.
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When they stick a lump of coal up your butt
You're such a fuckin' tightwad"
This is a different kind of jewel : )
I was wondering how that line would go over. It cracks me up, lol.
Wayne
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I love the lead, it's a loop actually. It had delay on the loop and I added more. :)
Under 2 minutes and it has an intro, lead and 4 singing parts, lol.
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handshake, Danke
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Yes indeed we all know those skinflint types haha who rather hold onto their cash hmmm so glad I'm a vegetarian. Once again great lyrics & production. Bravo!
Wayne
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Mr. Axel
Tried to make the music sound like it wasn't in any particular key, monotone/bland bass sounds and abstract industrial noises. My mom said it sounded like it should be on tv as well so cinematic in some way.
Wayne
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10/10
hats off, Danke
Was hoping people wouldn't think it was too far out there.
Wayne
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I usually don't use loops, as a practice, as the main foundation of my tracks so when I do it's a lot of fun experimenting with sounds and effects I normally don't use.
Thanks!
Wayne
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The whole "end of the world" scenario has been done a million times. Million and one. lol
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Jeff Lynne used a ringing telephone loop in Telephone Line and I remember hearing it in another song(Beatle's song maybe).
Just playing with loops and effects. I thought of elec git but was still sore in the back, just started sitting up in front of a computer actually when I did this.
Thanks!
Wayne
on Mole People by theHumps
Just playing with some sounds and effects that don't get much attention from me. Some great stuff in these daws if you spend some time listening and trying to process/manipulate them to get a desired effect. Sure different than plugging in a git and ripping out a track in a minute or two.
Wayne
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I guess without the vocals there isn't much of a story. The effects on them were there to help set the atmosphere and overall feel of the track. Appreciate the feedback!
Wayne
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Thanks!
Wayne