Neomorpheus

Neomorpheus

When words fail music speaks
Dallas, United States
Joined : 14th Jun 2013 - 13 years ago
Last Online : 30th Dec 2025 - 7 months ago
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DanGoldstein
DanGoldstein 5th Nov 2016 23:30 - 9 years ago

on Primordial by Neomorpheus
i love the soundscape you create, and that is a lot of words you came up with (or found!). Nice impact overall. Regards - Dan
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 12th Nov 2016 - 9 years ago
Words?
Tumbleweed
Tumbleweed 3rd Nov 2016 02:04 - 9 years ago

on Primordial by Neomorpheus
Your versatility is showing again Neo...and I have a smile of satisfaction of my face when I hear an guitarist/artist use the instrument to create the atmosphere with the restrained kind of melody lines that convey the feeling/mind picture rather than demo speed on scales etc (as many do)...love that big fat kind of dark pad that introduces the track...nice patient build (a la Pink Floyd)...very cool smooth singy tone on the guitar...its a fairly minimal mix..where the instrumentation carries the rhythm with the need for anything else....This is really well and thoughtfully done man...fab job...fav from this ol guy....Ed
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 5th Nov 2016 - 9 years ago
Ambient music is great in how it allows us to create that mind picture as you put it Ed. Yeah as a guitarist its always fascinating as to what can be done with the instrument, and in particular just with notes. Used drop C tuning here and just 3 chords - D flat minor, Sus 2 on the A string and an A caged major, and just basically picked on the roots. The last section was done by coil tapping the rear pickup with one hand while one finger sliding out the notes on the fret board. All the keys were done in FL Studio using the Sytrus VST. Synth bass track also created with FL Studios' GMS (Groove Machine Synth) with some heavy boosted frequency modulation FX.

Its always great to hear your views Ed, thanks for listen and comments my friend.
crucethus
crucethus 2nd Nov 2016 19:53 - 9 years ago

on Primordial by Neomorpheus
I like this one and how it meanders along building subtly. Reminds me a little of Roxys dream-home heartache in how that style of writing just builds tension in the listener. Also a little Radiohead Kid-A like as well. I enjoyed my listen.
Cru
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 5th Nov 2016 - 9 years ago
Thanks a lot Cru, glad to get your take on it. I'm not familiar with the songs you mention so I will have to check them out. This is just basically a result of playing around with some Hall reverb and Delay to push the limits of decay time from the effects.
Burtsbluesboxes
Burtsbluesboxes 31st Oct 2016 23:32 - 9 years ago

on Primordial by Neomorpheus
Loving the drones this year Neo. I've been meaning to record some myself, maybe with some slide cigar box guitar. Sweet field recording from the outer edges of space! :D
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 5th Nov 2016 - 9 years ago
Hey thanks katz, yeah maybe I'm getting carried away a bit but its fun. I love the Strymon effects pedals, Timeline and Big Sky used on this one. Yeah bang one out bro, interested to hear what you could do on the C box.
mindhiest
mindhiest 31st Oct 2016 00:39 - 9 years ago

on Primordial by Neomorpheus
great piece. a long journey, whether it is the body , soul or the mind, is what I feel in this piece.
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 2nd Nov 2016 - 9 years ago
Nice analogy mindheist. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Orlando51
Orlando51 29th Oct 2016 22:05 - 9 years ago

on Primordial by Neomorpheus
If any of the Gods is listening to this now they, will surely get the idea of creating something great...something
that hasn't been created before !
I'm joining Danke in faving and downloading!:) Thanks for sharing this divine event !

Compliments____Orlando
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 2nd Nov 2016 - 9 years ago
Haha, thanks Orlando. I guess, relatively speaking we are all gods in the Looperman universe since we are the creators of its most important entity, the music.

I appreciate the comment AND the fave !
Danke
Danke 29th Oct 2016 21:25 - 9 years ago

on Primordial by Neomorpheus
Outstanding...you are my God Neo...:-)

In this time of my life I think too much about time and life...you know I'm 50, and my 3rd child is 1 year old...what do he thinks when he'll be 18 and I will stand on his banquet as a grandfather???
This music will lead me through...

Instant fav and dl...your participation for the site is a biggest prize...

Hats off, Danke
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 30th Oct 2016 - 9 years ago
Thank you danke for your high praise. It is most appreciated. I hear and relate to your reference to aging and concerns for our children. I am right there with you. Each day I become more aware of my mortality and cringe at the image I see deteriorating in my mirror. But it cant be reversed. Thankfully I am not a grandfather yet but my son will turn 18 on his next birthday. Anyhow, we can only at this point decide to accept our fates and be thankful for our blessings. For me I only hope that something I do in this life serves a purpose and as insignificant as is, somehow makes a favorable difference. By the way, Morpheus in Greek mythology was the God of dreams.

Neo
BradoSanz
BradoSanz 23rd Jul 2016 02:33 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
Dang, this sounds awesome and chunky as heck! I love it. It's just missing some awesome rock vocals, though being a singer I want to add vocals to everything :) The guitar tells a story all it's own. The shaker was a bit of a shock as it was too loud, but that is definitely an easy fix. Beautiful stuff, that bassline from SupaFreakShow really took this to a new level! This is by far the best rock song on LM I've heard to-date.

I'm only sorry I didn't come here SOONER. This is pro-level stuff.

Hats off to you, my good Neomorpheus!

Brado Sanz
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 23rd Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Well, yes I agree that pretty much all songs are improved with vocals because of the added dimension and the meaning or message that is conveyed. I wish I was more brave or less particular about it and than I would maybe chance doing some. Haha, such is the plight with many of us here I think. I would welcome you, since you are a singer to add some if you like. Yes I also agree that SupaFreakShows bass really added some major kick to the track. I was really blown away by his gesture to do that, but it is a testament to the awesomeness of this community and its members. Looperman is damn kick ass, for lack of better words! Anyhow, thanks for your most excellent comments my friend, they mean a lot and I appreciate very much.
BeatMaker4real
BeatMaker4real 20th Jul 2016 16:09 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
Great track here...Love the guitar work...I was really waiting on a really raunchy lead solo, but great work.
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 23rd Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Yeah Solo is more melodic than raunchy in this one, I will try to get more raunchy maybe on the next one bro. Still thanks for your comments, very much appreciated.
Burtsbluesboxes
Burtsbluesboxes 19th Jul 2016 05:46 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
I could share ghost, paranormal stories, experiences with you for hours!! Makes you question your own sanity. Did I really see that? Just accept there's phenomenon we will never explain. You actually wouldn't believe all the people that have similar stories. I love that you investigated it afterwards. Ghost, they say, cannot physically harm you so nothing to be afraid of, hahahaha easier said than done! One night I was working late, alone as always, at my town hall maintenance job when I heard footsteps upstairs in the police department. Of course I went up to check it out. Too bad the cop on duty was parked up the road a few blocks watching traffic! I know that because after I realized there was no one there and the footsteps continued I got the hell out of there.Yes, I had to come back for more :p Loving the western frontier spanish outlaw flavor this has. I can picture El Muerto roaming the desert with arrows sticking out of his mummified headless corpse, tattered ragged filthy clothing flapping as the black stallion gallops along. DId it work? Did the banditos get the message? Vlad Tepes (the real Dracula) once turned back a 100,000 strong Turkish army with 30,000 impaled turkish prisoners. They got the message quite clearly 3:D> More plz!! \m/ \m/ Time to watch a western. If it makes you feel any better I once saw a colonial woman float across my front lawn (where I still live) ;) She was like a hologram, but clear as day! Indians roamed this area at that time and there's a place not far away where there's a legend 2 guys were running from the Indians when they killed one and he's buried next to the stream at a rest stop called Snow Falls. There's also a Wal mart just up the road, supposedly built on an old indian burial ground. Enough rambling, western movie time.
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 20th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Well this was a crazy experience for me Katz. I cant explain it but I'm certain it was a real horse that just coincidentally scared the B'Jesus out of us! But like I said we could not find any evidence of such. It looked and sounded real that's for sure ! Have to be careful how involved you get with that stuff. The more you accept it and believe it the more likely you will encounter it! Hope the movie was good.
StaticNomad
StaticNomad 17th Jul 2016 21:19 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
Hola, hermano muerto.

There's some pretty impressive guit fiddlin' here.

Nice Spanish intro. I have no idea why I never end up playing Spanish stuff but I just don't (eastern comes out quite easily).

There's a bit of Nothing Else Matters in that chord around 0:16.

Then drums and bass enter plus dirtier guitar, playing some quite melodic, slightly dark stuff.

Drums sound much better than in other tracks of yours. Why is that?

1:06 you kick into a cooler drum groove and then things get a bit crazier, in terms of riffage and busy drumming.

1:27 a little reverse cymbal, I suspect.

1:57 I like it here when things come down and we hear more of the chug of the bass g.

2:45 a return to your dark rock intro.

3:03-3:12 low end bass really stands out.

3:18 ##### me that gave me a nasty shock! That percussive shakery thing is way too loud. Good but too shocking for me.

4:06 a wah solo begins. Decent but not spectacular.

4:35 good drum fills.

4:59 that's a ##### mental laughing scream. Would be cool to have got that in earlier. Nice panning on it.

And an abrupt ending that feels just right.

Good stuff!
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 20th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
El Statico, I thought you might like the guitarone on this, especially my leetle acoustic intro. Now that you mentioned Metallica I do hear the similarity. Just a coincidence. Drums sound better because they are real drums. No Toontracking on this one. But I haven't used the programmed drums in quite awhile. I'm learning from you bro, you do very little programmed drums am I correct?

So the Vibra slap reached out and slapped you huh, haha, wish I coulda been there to see you jump! I actually backed off the volume a bit for you my friend, you were right it was a bit over the top. Hey, que le gusta mucho este grito - you like my Grito Mexicano, the scream as you call it? Its all me ese, another ear shock to my subdued English friend no doubt. Haha, forgive me I'm laughing with you not at you bro. I know this track is different but I know you of all Loopers can appreciate different. Hey your last line is the seal of approval for me bro. Thanks.
theHumps
theHumps 14th Jul 2016 12:59 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
Hell Yeah!! I love anything with a latin flare to it. You have a cool idea with the intro. That in itself could be taken as song idea, keep the western idea going. But when it all kicked in I was all in for the ride.

Guitars sound great, nice tone and well played. I really liked the vocal at the end. You consider adding some more like that in the track or just the one shot? Just an idea.

Cool track!!

Wayne
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 23rd Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Thanks Wayne, yeah good to know you dig some Latino sounds. I have sprinkled several of my latest tracks with some of it but this one is pretty much straight forward. Haha, so you even like the grito huh? Yes, I took a chance putting that in but it fits and I enjoyed doing it very much. More than one might be over doing it tho. But its after all very popular in mainstream musica Mexicana. Glad you dig it man and again Gracias for the kind words of support.
silverman
silverman 11th Jul 2016 22:11 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
It's people like you who put me off! Pack my bags and give it up.
This is brilliant and should be on vinyl somewhere with a great rattle snake cover.
Wow is my best critical comment.
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 13th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Hey Silve, please I hope your joking about the giving up! Your material is quite great, you are easily my superior.

Vinyl?

Haha, I return the joke! Pantera beat me to the rattlesnake cover though.

Hey man, I humbly accept all wows!
Thanks heaps for the comment.
Danke
Danke 10th Jul 2016 10:36 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
Dear mother of mine!!! :-)

What the f...ing hell is this???

One of the most innovative and creative 5 minutes I've ever heard here...man, you are really an unknown genious...:-)

That guitar tune is sharp as knife and those progy drums and that scream at the end...hahhh...will read the story but I have to listen this hundred times...

All my hats off, handshake, Danke
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 13th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Wow danke you scared me there for a second!
I do agree that I'm relatively unknown, but genious is really stretching it man. But I sincerely appreciate your exuberance my friend. I'm glad you like the track, I wasn't sure if anyone short of Latino would actually enjoy this particular style. Especially the scream! Haha, I very much had to work that into the crescendo ending, mainly for fun !

I appreciate your comment very much. Thanks!
SupaFreakshow
SupaFreakshow 10th Jul 2016 09:19 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
I can't stop listening to this. If you check my influences, you'll see that you and I may be cut from the same 2x4. Downloaded, gonna add bass and vibraslap, it's my birthday so I consider it a gift...don't worry, I won't post it. I'll just send you what I came up with and leave it up to you.

Peace
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 13th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
I'm late in my replies to these comments, sorry guys, but SupaFreakshow did in fact lay down some pretty sick bass to this track. I have requested he send me a clean .wav of the bass so I can possibly do some editing with it. I will re-post when complete for you all to hear.
SupaFreakshow
SupaFreakshow 10th Jul 2016 07:24 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
This started out like Willie Nelson, broke into some Earth, then went into unchartered heavy rock goodness. The time signature, or signatures, keep me paying close attention. Listening on a shyte laptop, so not noticing any bass. If there is none, I'd be happy to offer up some Geezer Butler-ness.
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 13th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Willie Nelson, c'mon bro! Haha !
The time signatures I believe are a mixture of 3/4 or 6/8 (hemiola which is widely used in latin music) and in some places reverts to a straight 4/4. There is bass but may be hard for you to make out on the ol laptop speakers. Plug in some head phones or ear buds ese for the best stereophonic experience. But I would happy to hear some Geeze as well !
Burtsbluesboxes
Burtsbluesboxes 10th Jul 2016 02:57 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
Love reading the historical events that led to the birth of so many cool creepy legends. I'm more familiar with the Ickabog Crane and the headless horseman of massachussettes tale but have heard a similar one from Texas. Can you imagine what those who encountered EL Muerto must've thought of that decomposing headless thing on horseback! Music fits the tale well. \m/
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 13th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Hey Katz, over the years I have found myself in some really crazy situations and this one was certainly one of the more bizarre. To this day when I think back on it I try to rationalize it and make myself believe what we had seen had to have been a real horse. I dont choose to believe in ghosts, mainly because they scare me! But then why could we not find any horse tracks in the area where we had seen this happen? We also drove around to some of of the neighboring farms and inquired if they had seen anything or had any of their horses get out, and none said they had. Anyhow, its a mystery that will never be solved but I still get chills when I think about it and I don't like to be around horses. The friend I spoke of, whose name is Gil Chavira, now believes we did in fact see El Muerto. This song, I will dedicate to him.

Thanks for the listen and comment bro.
BillionaireExclusive
BillionaireExclusive 10th Jul 2016 02:34 - 10 years ago

on El Muerto by Neomorpheus
This Track Is Awesome. Reading The Story While Listening Made It Even Better. Keep It Up! Checks Out My Tracks & Comment If You Get The Chance.

- Billion
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 13th Jul 2016 - 10 years ago
Thanks a billion, Billion. Glad you like the track and the story. I did check your track out as well.
TeeGee1965
TeeGee1965 19th Mar 2016 21:09 - 10 years ago

on Comanchera by Neomorpheus
Whoa that intro is GREAT, love the guitar work. And the tone is killer. Well done!!! Going to have to listen to blue jean blues right now!
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 7th Aug 2016 - 10 years ago
Sorry for delayed response TeeGee, I don't get back to my older tracks often enough. Yes tone is the holy grail and Billy has definitely drank from the cup. He is a master of tone. Thanks for the comment bro.
PDMuzak
PDMuzak 26th Jul 2015 20:17 - 11 years ago

on ephemeral by Neomorpheus
It was well worth the effort to capture your mood in music. It transferred very well. I love dark music and always will. Peace! PDMuzak
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 4th Aug 2015 - 11 years ago
I'm with you PD, without the dark there is no light. I'm jazzed you liked the track. Thanks so much for the comment.
Gnasty
Gnasty 22nd Jul 2015 04:58 - 11 years ago

on ephemeral by Neomorpheus
This song's vibe totally conveys the emotion put into it...it is a beautiful peace of work. Great guitar and fantastic dynamics and mastering. This is the first time Ive heard one of your songs and you sir are a true artist
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 4th Aug 2015 - 11 years ago
Sorry for the delay on responding here Gnasty, got real busy the last week or so. Really good to see some new faces (or at least avatars) on the boards and listening to my tracks. I will check out your stuff as soon as I can. Thanks for the listen and kind words bro, I very much appreciate it.
StaticNomad
StaticNomad 21st Jul 2015 23:08 - 11 years ago

on ephemeral by Neomorpheus
Ephemeral regreetings.

I am only stopping by momentarily, and then I will be gone - possibly to the afterlife.

" it sounded way too dismal and dreary"

No - must have just been your mood as it's more beautiful than sad. Sometimes I go through a whole day or thinking the music I'm currently working on (and sometimes even pretty much everything I've made) is either pretty crap or, at best, just not good enough. Sometimes I abandon it for a while, open it up again and realise it's pretty awesome. Sounds like you did something similar here.

"life is short."

Yes but as the comedian Chris Rock said a while ago in a standup show: "Life is real long if you end up with the wrong woman". Or something like that.

No need to peel your eyes anymore as here is the link to my Tool cover, which will most likely kick your ass and smear your face in the concrete...

What It Takes To Step Through

https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/168812

P.S. How are Spiv's friends dying from "traps"? ##### traps? Animal traps? Police entrapment?
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 4th Aug 2015 - 11 years ago
Your absolutely right, mood has a lot to do with the way we interpret and respond to things. Haha, I guess Chris has figured out a good way to prolong life ! Or at least to make it seem prolonged. I have already checked out your track, its bad, as in "bad ass" !!!!!
Thanks again my brutha from a different mutha.
janis71
janis71 19th Jul 2015 18:44 - 11 years ago

on ephemeral by Neomorpheus
Very emotional indeed...
I know the place, as I'm wandering through it this moment.
This is a real beauty,
thx for sharing,
Peace.
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 4th Aug 2015 - 11 years ago
Thanks for taking time to listen and comment Janis.
Whatever your going through I hope and pray for everything to work out.
Take care.
Orlando51
Orlando51 18th Jul 2015 17:26 - 11 years ago

on ephemeral by Neomorpheus
Beautiful and emotional...great guitar work!

Compliments_____Orlando
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 4th Aug 2015 - 11 years ago
Thanks for the comment bro, much appreciated.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl 18th Jul 2015 17:25 - 11 years ago

on ephemeral by Neomorpheus
Very interesting expression here, and minimalist in a good way. I think your guitar part displays a lot of grief and regret, not to mention sounding great. If you dont' mind me asking, what do you use for a baritone gutiar? I couldn't ask for much more from a track like this. I feel what you are going through in a way, as since I moved to this house, I've lost over 70 friends; from firearms, pharmaceuticals, traps, crack, prison and things such as these. It may not make sense, but that's how it feels. Glad you are making it through!
Neomorpheus
Neomorpheus replied 18th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago
Yes I'm glad to hear you like the minimal nature of the track. I had a 7 string Washburn that I traded in for a Schecter Blackjack C8 8 string just prior to making this. Its a fabulous guitar.
Man, I think if I were you I would consider moving out of that house!
Take care and thanks for the comment Spiv.
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