HenryPascal
Music as hobby Dreamer as trade
Molfetta, Italy
Joined : 11th Feb 2012 - 13 years ago
Last Online : 30th Sep 2025 - 1 month ago
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on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
I guess you've now properly translated nglaichan's comment. "Terrific" originally meant "frightening", but the meaning changed over time to mean "excellent". He was telling you that it was a really good track! And, I agree. :)
Eric
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
This is very, very cool...I felt that I'm on an Eurovision contest at around 1985...could be the winner song from the Italian side...:-)
never thought that someone could make stg like this with Baby's acapella...but i might not have thought that Baby can sing 80's of pops for years ...:-)
all in all, enjoyable productions at all levels and nothing wrong with that intro of course ...
handshake, Danke
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat Stepa K - Nothing Left by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
Thanks for the kind words.
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
No, I did not say the vocal is bad but I like your instrument work better.
Imho, I think is your best work yet.
Maj
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
This track shows how talented you are.
Great use of instrument my friend.
I reserve the judgement on the vocal.
Wonder track.
Faves.
Maj
I did my best on..... not enough, it seems......
Don't mind, at least you like the instrumental!
Thank you my friend!
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
It reminds me a bit of the early 80s pop songs, a very sweet melodies with a delicate arrangement. Well done.
Ciao, Domenico
PS: I refrained from commenting in Italian... but in case you should need a bass track for one of your songs, don't hesitate to PM me in our mother language!
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat BabyGee - Answers by HenryPascal
on Discovering Ourselves Original 2004 Mix by HenryPascal
As for videogames, I never thought about it (and especially for this track, which consists of pre-recorded and subsequently assembled samples), as I never (yet) ever thought of submit my demos to some record company . This is because I never studied music, I can't play any instrument and I would consider offensive to all those who, instead, have studied music with great difficulty, creeping into the world of professionals (until I have learned to play at least one instrument ).
At the moment my job is another, I prefer to think of my music as a pure and simple hobby, far from market logic, sales numbers and various successes. I am satisfied that I like it mainly, and then to the listener. (It also applies to other types of professional use, soundtrack for video games, background music with youtube style, etc.).
In any case, the advice I give you is that you have to produce music that you like, regardless of the genre, believe in what you do even if it will remain a pearl that you only know, don't reason based on logics you are not (I guess) directly involved. You would just end up being a bad copy of something you've already heard. You will have to work a lot on the sensations that your music must transmit (especially to you), listen to and listen to millions of times the composition and never, never, never be in a hurry to release. I made this mistake in the past, realizing that I could do a lot better and that, very often, many good songs are underestimated because of details that are not taken care of.
Work on your feelings when you make music: if you put your soul into it, even the listener will realize it and appreciate it, believe me.
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
on Intoxicated by HenryPascal
Cru
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
There is a cool dark undertone to the track making it mysterious and deep and brooding. Well done!
Wayne
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
Overall great work, clear, concise, not muddied, every element had it's place and character.. your arrangement was fun and pushed the song forward which was a good choice for the feel.
Said that, I think I understand where the problem you mentioned is: I should click on the "Cut itself" button, so the different played notes don't overlap in the decay.
As for "Blue", the clue was already in the title, so in the description I warned that I was using a famous song, but not which song! :)
Oh yes, the whole arrangement is derived from the feeling of discomfort and suffering that transpires from Patricia's performance ("When you loose something you can't replace", as Chris Martin sings on "Fix You").
You know, I like to change the state of things sometimes, I love the different points of view. Inserting the Blue piano loop into a song with a (too) poignant taste is a point of view unexplored so far, of that legendary song.
Sounds strange that you find it funny, it should have made you cry! : D
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
on Henry Pascal feat Patricia Edwards - Makin me blue by HenryPascal
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