Evisma

Splendid track...keep them coming!:)

Compliments____Orlando

hi, really impressive bass guitar playing, it sounds to me like there's some elements of funk style here even. Hard to explain - but it's not a 'proper' funk for sure! Seems like you wouldn't label this song under 'metal' as well. Anyway as far as I can remember your bass playing is inspired by J. Chancellor, am I correct? I am familiar with Tool's 'The Pot' recommended to me by StaticNomad which is a great composition. Maybe I will take some time to listen to the entire '10.000 Days' album some day. I have far too much music to explore ahead.
Anyway I enjoyed your song, the sound on the recording is not so clean as on your other tracks but the arrangement is good (as always) and guitar playing is really good.
Best to you, Alex

Excellent :D Do you find it easy to play guitar coming from the bass? I always find guitar easier after jamming on my bass haha such tiny strings! All is well here thanks :p Working on more metal tunes to get up seeing as Looperman is severely lacking metal!

I'm fine thankx Evan...

Specially after that opening riff...mind blowing...but the whole number too...stunning melodies through...those guitars are on the top too...

Awesome song, congrats and shake hands with my good wishing for the Christmas time :-)

Danke

Very nice track. Great tune at 2:39.
Well done
Cheers
Paulo

Damn, dude! This turned out awesome! I'm really glad you used the 1:52 as an intro. It works perfectly. You've obviously put a lot of time and effort into this one. It shows.
Nice work, man.

Take care.
Aaron.

hi again, I like the things you've added eventhough they are just a little bit affecting this composition 'in general' so to speak... Firstly I really like all new drum-sounds: the drum section seems to be more intense and 'present' now always helping to drive the composition - I can see it at 0:47 and from 2:19 mark which brings much more dynamic and interesting colour to the track! I really like the wah effects (2:41) but still the entire song feels a bit like a 'backing track'.
So nice and effective work with the 4/4 meter short motifs on the bass and other guitars(?) playing some patterns that can slightly brake this main groove... but still: maybe only it's because I just want you to have some kind of much longer asymetric melodic phrases breaking this again and again!
well done with all things you've already added to push it ahead and much better drum work supporting guitars. I am really enjoying the tone of the bass guitar in here - it's so nice and it provides much of interesting harmonic resonances!
Simply good vibes!

hope its useful. Greetings, Alex

very cool .reminiscent of Metallica.

Really Digging the song. Keep it up!

hi,
I really like the concept behind the song: the continuing presence of some repeating bassline. It reminds me of some classical baroque period (or renaissance) pieces being variations and improvised elaborations on the 'basso ostinato' or 'ground basse'. What I like also in here is the tone of the bass guitar with a little of warm stereo delay effect. I think the drums you're using could be dryer and closer, especially the snare one. From 1:55 its not so easy to get the proper feeling of them when listening even though you somehow 'doubled the tempo'. But anyway they have a nice and gentle tone which I like... So I just thought that might turn your song into even much more 'acoustic' one and help the really good guitars in here. Nice work - I enjoyed it and am looking for more, Alex

I like the guitar sounds, very clean put together with taste...

Sharp Mix... Lots of flavour here, the simplicity of the lines and
groove lets the MIND feely create it's own dynamics...

That is the beauty of it, No one will hear or feel this song in an
identical way... FLAVOUR & TIME...All the makings of a real good tune...

that bass though...

love it

Howdy, partner.

This grew on me as I listened to it a few times. It started off as 'not bad' but is now held in higher esteem than that. I didn't love it as much as Pete did but that's the beauty (I guess) of differing opinions.

It's indeed more my sort of tempo, except for when I go double time crazy (hey, you could too - it's easy).

Lots of melody here from your layered bassos. Almost a bit of a hip hop/r'n'b type of groove. Decent reverb/delay on the snare.

0:47 decent change to ride.

0:58 make the drums do more to progress that section and build up to the drop back down to the verse.

2:20 ending is probably best bit. Bit dark and mysterious and a damn fine tone on that low whack. More of that please as it's getting more badass there. Quite possibly a new track instead.

"the end is not set in stone"

You need to get that done when this nice track is finished. I get all my finished ones set in huge granite slabs down the stonemasons' yard. They can actually carve all my sonic badasssery, including effects and banjfunk, in the stone though it does take a while. These sell for quite a bit in the art world and in the area around Stonehenge. You can even get an Audio Granite Slab player to listen back to these huge slabs of madness. I might even get my best tracks set in marble.

Take care.

P.S. Was thinking of you when doing my middle bass guitar section in this latest track that you may find mildly badass. Has some layered basses in that fast section (6:26) plus a little in the funkier regular tempo section after (7:07).

Reckful

https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/160356

So calm and cool! We need more music like this on the radio! =D

hi again and thanks for your reply. I really like what you have said about the inspiration - I think this is pretty creative approach! It hepls me also to become more familiar with your work here - I see that you use even quite short melodic motifs in a very fine and effective way. I am really enjoying that. Greetings,
Alex

hi, I am much enjoying this track eventhough I wasn't listening to your last version and don't know all the 'story'...
I like the work you did on the guitars here combining many guitar lines together in a very interesting and quite original way... really good guitar stuff you're playing over - I like that! This song has some a bit old-styled blues-rock groove to me...I'm only courious about your inspirations for the song like this... too bad I'm not so much into a rock genre at the moment but for sure can appreciate your playing!
Greetings,
Alex

Wow this is Gooooood, well done.

Really enjoyed this one. The mix was awesome as well as the production. The bass line progression was very nice. The nice light touch of tubes and other sounds was perfectly executed. really enjoyed this onme.

here is a link too an artist who made some very interesting instrumental music and then went all new age soft later on.. this is from 1970. (the bass lines are interesting in the same way you write)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_tpVBu0L_4&html5=1

My friend Geoff and I Love you're tracks.I was born
in Riverside. Ca. ..............lol

My friend Geoff and I Love you're tracks