hello. I just had a chance to listen to your tracks and I like this one probably the most. Vocals are perfectly placed and I find the arrangement very corresponding. The only thing I would change is a drum loop at 2:37. Instead of dropping it I would continue playing it along the following 2 bars. Just my opinion.
I really enjoyed background sounds and gentle strings. It is a kind of atmosphere that is always reminding me somehow of 'Seascape' by Robert Rich https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3SOAHSwZ3g
Congratsulations
Alex
This is awesome man, caught my attention right from the start till the end. I really want to remix this, is there any way I can get the stems off you? Well done!
Brilliant instrumentalism with your unique voice...this is a soaring track with soundtrack attitude (for me)...great western feeling with lots of dust and gunpowder...:-)
WOW 2 tracks!! Overwhelming, I mean what are you going to do with all those LOL! Can you play ukulele like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtwXdKkO75E 3:D> Muhahahaha!! Still waiting for your duet with Joan Baez ;) Well done TA, I love folk.
Yeah, I meant to write two takes for each instrument. But I was so tired that the only thing I could proof read were the Z's spewing from my mouth.
Alas, I cannot play ukulele like that. I had to sacrifice a field of goats and half my family just so I can use Ableton with reasonable efficiency. I fear if I invest more of my resources in into improving my musical talent, I will have no one left to play to!
Brilliant!
I would like to rearrange the last sentence "Out into the blue?" to sound more as and with the same pace as the guitar in the beginning (00:09), maybe just a tone below.
Just a thought.
Really liked this song. Great change-ups.
Genius sending that cassette player down the river with the auto reverse! Erik's still chasing it!! That door opening is great, I use that alot. Opening the door on the horror :p I stumbled upon this cool house under the operahouse, as I poke my head in the door, your sitting at Erik's organ jamming away!
Hey, I must say that this is beautiful! I've been into folk longer than almost any other sort of music, and I think you've done excellent work in song writing, performance, and recording! Gives me some reminders of Nick Drake, for example, who is one of my favorites. Enjoyed each instrumental part, and your vocals sounded great! I love magnetic tape very much, and would have a lot of fun with an 8 track! Sold my 4 track many years ago, something which I regret a bit. Happy that I found this song of yours! Thank you for letting us hear it! Fave!
Thank you very much! I really loved recording this way. It was much more hands on and allowed me to focus on writing and performance rather than predominantly on production.
I plan to make more folk-style compositions in the future, so watch this space.
know what you mean about the musical funk T.A....something always comes along to inspire eventually...but really like what you have created here in the meantime...its quite an artistic accomplishment to compose a piece of music that conveys the feeling you describe this well...particularly like that rich piano...could have listened a lot longer so I took it for a couple of spins....great job...definite fav...Ed
I see you found your way out of the catacombes. Is that your tape that was found abandonded in the camera? Had to ditch it and run because of a lasagna shortage huh?! When I first stated playing we used a cassette player to record hahaha Eventually my friend got a 4 track recorder. 8 tracks wow! What are you going to do with all those? Sounds good :D I love folk. Maybe next you can do a duet with Joan Baez? Maybe get Erik on organ.
It was a close call. Erik was on to me. Luckily I found some old Sarah Brightman recordings from the 80's; so I pressed play and threw the 8-track into a conveniently placed canoe and sent it downstream. He will be chsing that for a while...
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I really enjoyed background sounds and gentle strings. It is a kind of atmosphere that is always reminding me somehow of 'Seascape' by Robert Rich https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3SOAHSwZ3g
Congratsulations
Alex
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Good work bro!
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Compliments_______Orlando
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Hats off, Danke
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Alas, I cannot play ukulele like that. I had to sacrifice a field of goats and half my family just so I can use Ableton with reasonable efficiency. I fear if I invest more of my resources in into improving my musical talent, I will have no one left to play to!
TA
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I would like to rearrange the last sentence "Out into the blue?" to sound more as and with the same pace as the guitar in the beginning (00:09), maybe just a tone below.
Just a thought.
Really liked this song. Great change-ups.
Cheers/ SJ =)
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I plan to make more folk-style compositions in the future, so watch this space.
TA
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Handshake, Danke
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Piano sounds good and kind of triumphant with some of those chords you let ring out.
0:59 nice higher piano notes and walking groove.
Guitar is delicate.
Doesn't sound like it's been played to a click.
Good late night chilling music.
Cheers.
TA
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