Brilliant track...I love the acoustic intro with a little touch of Mettalica...really nice playing of acoustic guitars and bass...and the use of synths and effects is outstanding. Overall balance of instruments is something to admire and production is top notch as well ! Faved !:)
This is by far my favourite track i have heard from you since the short time i have been on here Evisma.The bass moment at 1:19 is great,i like the power in this track and the way you combine folk and rock so effortlessly.Fav for me.Think i will play it again now!
Lol to your responce to Ernestking... Its a good on Evisma. Havent heard from you in a while, but I also took quite some time away from the site as well so...But another fade has been added with this one Ev, I really enjoyed every bit.
The video, I must say, was pretty awesome till the chick came in and weirded me out. I liked the music quite a bit. I dislike the look of those violin basses and every time I pick one up, they sound very dull. I've been happy with my Ibanez. Sounds better than others I've played.
Thanks for the kind words and the listen, and the video with some new music to my ears. My MP3 player's library is getting pretty stale.
Maybe I sent to you before (I don't remember, or that was Static) the Hungarian band is called Másfél's (it means one and a half) song...it's title is Zuma...their music (specially not that song) always reminds me to your art...it's of course not the same music but in feeling...
This progrock is one of your best...those guitars are both awesome...every part fits perfectly together, we don't miss anything from here...
i was tired of hearing guitar loops (which repeats a lot) in musics untill i heard your song
i truely loved your song
and felt very nice when i heard it
if you want someone to sing on it
hit me up
regards
Glad you liked it. Hope you know there are no guitar loops. Only about half the drums are drum loops. I've never used a music-loop unless it was drums.
hello Evan. Acouistic guitars are wonderfully clean on the first section and there is a perfect amount of delay on them. Second part is fine too - more funky and I like synths a lot. There are so many enjoyable details throughout making me want to loop your track again and again. The character of that bass effect corresponds nicely with the drumming. It is definitely a more inventive, creative track from you.
Also the balance between melodic and dynamic elements is perfect. The narration is very smooth at the same time and it is truly a coherent composition.
Very enjoyable music to listen to!
Congratulations on making such a nice track.
Alex
Very high praise. I thank you very much. I really enjoyed doing this one and messing with the acoustic. Not an expensive acoustic, but sounds rather good. I always finger-pick the guitar and pick the bass. A bit backwards.
Thank you again for the kind words and the listen. It is appreciated.
It's in a bit of a complicated relationship situation right now and would feel more comfortable if you two were just friends, but it is truly flattered.
This is a fine original piece Evisma,the guitars are great throughout and some wonderful melodies weave there way through the track.Great to hear some Slap bass sounds in the world,we all need that!
First and foremost I loved "your" percussion work on this particular track. @ 1:45 that high freq guitar chorused sound sits nicely with the acoustic sounds. I think the tonal quality is just fine on this one. I did a simple homage to you and Ed (Tumbleweed) in what I found reminded me of both of "your" styles. I called it Generation Swallowed. But it's working title was called "Irregardless, you're not their there" but I didn't want to make you bleed from the nose and ears before you listened to it..only after you listened to it. (Tongue is now firmly planted in cheek.) https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/170119
Crukansas
(For those not from the south that's pronounced crew-can-saw)
Wow. I'm impressed at how you managed to juggle so many sounds and still keep it all sounding natural and not overcrowded. This had enough variety to keep all the voices in my head nicely occupied at once. Me likey.
My boss' first job after getting out of collage was with a road building crew. He was put near the end of a dead-end road and told to direct traffic. He saw two cars that day. His boss, and his mom, who brought him lunch.
Standing there the whole day, with no traffic to control, he picked up three rocks and taught himself to juggle. Right there. He just turned 65 and can still keep it going for a good 10 seconds. One day with spare time and you can pick up a "skill" pretty easy. I did hacky-sack. Destroyed my knees. Fun, but evil.
This is solid bro...everything blends together nicely and the production is crisp. Like the lead at the 1:14 mark as it adds even more character to the track. Like the riff from around the 2 minute mark on as well.
Holy Moly...this sounds absolutely great to my ears and again I have to say (although to a lesser extent) that it has something Tullish to it...not sure what exactly, but it's there...Anyways, great track which will be on my
listening repertoire for some more time! Faved!
Has that South African groove, nicely played I
must say solid in it's flavor...
Nice recording of the guitars their blend in the
mix really work...
To lock this up, you will need that Bass or something
to give it that drop from the bottom end...
very cool tune....I'm old so i get the jethro tull reference, but your drummer is a little more hardcore..this has lot of energy, and the transitions are done really well... love the machine-gun drums on the 3rd section...enjoyed the spin!
Very good track.
One of your best works (IMHO).
Distinctive Evisma-Sound. Well thought "interactions" between guitars tracks.
And a nice melodic touch (guitar or synth?)
Ciao, Domenico
PS: the "cymbal-fade-in" in the ending is a thing of beauty.
on Constellation by Evisma
Compliments______Orlando
Thanks again.
Evan
on Constellation by Evisma
Evan
on Constellation by Evisma
Richie
Thanks for the kind words. They are appreciated. Always nice to hear when people don't find your stuff too objectionable.
Thanks for the listen!
Evan
on Constellation by Evisma
Thanks again!
Evan
on Constellation by Evisma
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJrIjAOQpWo
Danke
The video, I must say, was pretty awesome till the chick came in and weirded me out. I liked the music quite a bit. I dislike the look of those violin basses and every time I pick one up, they sound very dull. I've been happy with my Ibanez. Sounds better than others I've played.
Thanks for the kind words and the listen, and the video with some new music to my ears. My MP3 player's library is getting pretty stale.
Evan
on Constellation by Evisma
Maybe I sent to you before (I don't remember, or that was Static) the Hungarian band is called Másfél's (it means one and a half) song...it's title is Zuma...their music (specially not that song) always reminds me to your art...it's of course not the same music but in feeling...
This progrock is one of your best...those guitars are both awesome...every part fits perfectly together, we don't miss anything from here...
My warmest handshake, Danke
on Constellation by Evisma
i truely loved your song
and felt very nice when i heard it
if you want someone to sing on it
hit me up
regards
on Constellation by Evisma
on Constellation by Evisma
Also the balance between melodic and dynamic elements is perfect. The narration is very smooth at the same time and it is truly a coherent composition.
Very enjoyable music to listen to!
Congratulations on making such a nice track.
Alex
Very high praise. I thank you very much. I really enjoyed doing this one and messing with the acoustic. Not an expensive acoustic, but sounds rather good. I always finger-pick the guitar and pick the bass. A bit backwards.
Thank you again for the kind words and the listen. It is appreciated.
Evan
on Constellation by Evisma
on Resinous by Evisma
on Resinous by Evisma
https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/170119
Crukansas
(For those not from the south that's pronounced crew-can-saw)
Aisle czech out yore knew song they're! Thanx four czechin out this won. I lick it alot to. Where ewe abel too here my base all right? It's sew kewl!
peas out
on Resinous by Evisma
My boss' first job after getting out of collage was with a road building crew. He was put near the end of a dead-end road and told to direct traffic. He saw two cars that day. His boss, and his mom, who brought him lunch.
Standing there the whole day, with no traffic to control, he picked up three rocks and taught himself to juggle. Right there. He just turned 65 and can still keep it going for a good 10 seconds. One day with spare time and you can pick up a "skill" pretty easy. I did hacky-sack. Destroyed my knees. Fun, but evil.
on Resinous by Evisma
I try to make stuff change and keep from overdoing a part. I hate listening to the same thing repeated over and over.
Thanks for the listen!
Evan
on Resinous by Evisma
Nice job on this one.
tv
Thanks for the kind words and support. Hope all is well with you.
on Resinous by Evisma
listening repertoire for some more time! Faved!
Compliments______Orlando
I appreciate the kind words. Tull is becoming a theme. I need to do something completely different with the next track.
Appreciated!
Evan
on Objective Focus by Evisma
on Resinous by Evisma
must say solid in it's flavor...
Nice recording of the guitars their blend in the
mix really work...
To lock this up, you will need that Bass or something
to give it that drop from the bottom end...
A fav...Peace...TG.
to give it that drop from the bottom end..."
I'll be messing with this throughout the week. Bass may show up in the second half.
I appreciate the listen and the feedback. I'll take your advice this week. Thanks!
Evan
on Resinous by Evisma
on Resinous by Evisma
on Objective Focus by Evisma
on Objective Focus by Evisma
on Objective Focus by Evisma
Thanks again, not seen you around. Nice to meet you.
Evan
on Objective Focus by Evisma
on Doobie Juice by Evisma
One of your best works (IMHO).
Distinctive Evisma-Sound. Well thought "interactions" between guitars tracks.
And a nice melodic touch (guitar or synth?)
Ciao, Domenico
PS: the "cymbal-fade-in" in the ending is a thing of beauty.
Guitars are all real, but there is synth in here in the verses. Thanks for the listen and your thoughts.
Take care.
Evan