Antronical

Hello Antronical, thank you for the listen amd comment, I still manage to use this recording method, it has a small mixing and mastering process that suits my needs....I have not moved to more sophisticated means for the things that I do but plan to....just improvising.

Thanks

im MrYouWrk4IT LOL and ImNotEddy. and Noah C Coleman III. And yes i do vocals as well as other peoples and everythig in between including beats, album covers, discord creation, twitch affiliate, moderating and admin work. im just a chill guy honestly. i dont even exist tbh. ur not even talking to me lol

I'm glad you like this new version. :D
Thanks for your comment. ;)

my goal and intention was to make the beat sound like it was recorded in a BIG church or cathedral.. with the angel choirs close to the ceiling and the church being lit up by rays of light coming through the stained-glass colored windows.

Thank you.

THANK YOU

Thanks, Antronical!

I'm glad you like our little song. ;)
The loops are well done; I could maybe have done better.

I almost added a few ideas with my virtual instruments, but I preferred to stay true to your loops.

I might do that in a second version. ;)

Have a good day, and thanks for your comment. :D

Antronical Greetings. Thanks for giving my jazz passions and expressions a listen. On the Lee Ritenour mention, I firmly believe our exposure to high caliber musicians like Lee sticks with our musical DNA. It shows up sometimes unintentionally. That's a huge compliment. This will land at Bandcamp when finished. Be safe.

Peace,

Mark

Hi Antronical,

Thanks so much for your compliment. ;)

You're probably right, it's definitely a bit like that I tend to make pop, a little rock, and sometimes electro; I try a bit of everything when I have the time.
The a cappella was going for a heavy-metal style.
I'm going to label it as trip-hop.

Glad you liked the track.
Thanks again for listening and for your comment. ;)

Thanks!

Thank You so much ;)

Thank you!

thank you!