You've integrated the vocals brilliantly. Yes, there's a lot of variety, but it's a stimulating listening experience, the way you've structured it. And the background sounds are kind of chillout, so for me, it even adds a fourth element. A really beautiful track that combines different moods and that you'll want to listen to again and again...
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Micky
This is truly an amazing piece of music. Because of the voice, I initially thought of Kate Bush, too, but actually, the music reminds me more of Lucia Hwong's work. I don't know if you've ever heard of her, but I'm sure you'd like it. But I also know that comparisons like this are always tricky, and of course, the track is completely unique. Not to mention the sound quality... truly amazing!
Cheers
Micky
Hi Anthony
You've created a beautiful statement here. It somehow reminds me of the great Aten hymn. "When you rise on the horizon, by your rays you dispell obscurity..."
Your track is relaxing, uplifting, and educational all at once... wonderful work!
Greetings,
Micky
Hello Micky
I am really flattered by your words. Yes, it is a message, and it is brilliant when there is a feedback like yours. Thank you for your kind thoughts. It is very encouraging.
My best wishes, Anthony
A somewhat unusual track, and extremely interesting. It has a very unique atmosphere, the sound of the voice and the guitar... quite beautiful! A unique mix of ambient and funk... I also really liked how it ends.
Hi Chris, this sounds incredibly beautiful and hypnotic. It's another one of your tracks where I think your surroundings, or rather your home landscape, have an influence. It certainly exudes a sense of spaciousness. It's also nice that you've included the lyrics for us to read... ;)
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Micky
Ah yes I'm a stickler for detail lol. Gotta have those lyrics. My sister thought it sounded Chinese, I presume she was talking about the synth hit where I was twiddling with the pitch wheel. Quite fun doing tha. Thanks Micky.
Oh man, Dan, so that's how you're partying in Dubrovnik... wow. You've got it down. The clarity and powerful sound remind me of Kraak & Smaak... ever heard of them? A great track, anyway!
Cheers,
Micky
Hi Terry, What a beautiful track, still! I wonder why we haven't heard from you in so long. Your artistry is missing here, and it would be nice to hear something new from you again. Cheers from Micky.
This is great! I love early Chicago house, and this has a pretty good dose of it. Yes, it definitely makes you want to dance, and it's also a very unique piece of music... a very creative spirit shines through!
Yes, it sounds very clean and transparent... tidy, I'd say. And that's exactly how things were produced in the '80s. The only thing missing is the typical vocals, a bit bored and hysterical at the same time, with a generous dash of romantic icing on top. Good, exemplary work.
Cheers,
Micky
Thanks Micky. I wasn't sure that it was a faithful recreation, but as it's my first attempt I know there's some room for improvement. I hope to be able to put a vocal similar to what you've described on it at some point. Cheers!
Hey Robin,
If I'd been looking for a VST steel-string guitar, I'd probably have been disappointed, but in your case, this thing fits really well... it almost sounds like a spinet to me. Some VST instruments sound different than they should in a creatively useful way, don't they? I also really like the flute, even though it sounds very natural. Overall, the track is truly unique. Nice work!
Cheers,
Micky
Hey Micky
i guess we work with what we have and the knowledge we have if you came away with something like this id be disappointed in you with as many years behind you as you have but i appreciate the listen like i said we work within our means thanks again for thge listen and comment.
Dia duit! Verdi, that's what I call a real mood-lifter. Everything sounds amazing, but my absolute favorite is the wonderful flute... Excellent work, bravo!
Cheers from Micky
So Painterprince, that's a really beautiful song with a great beat, a great instrumental selection, and perfectly fitting vocals. BUT the overall sound is kind of thin, I mean, really under-nourished. Is something wrong, or do you like a thin sound like that? Maybe you want to add a good dose of low end throughout. In any case, a great song.
Greetings to Jamaica
Micky
The sound is great. The spaces are perfectly chosen. My favorite is the guitar! But it's also interesting to note the bass. Overall, it sounds like a real musician is at work here (one who can play real instruments). But even if that's not the case, it's a magnificent piece of magic.
Cheers,
Micky
hello micky !! your right, the hardest thing to make a good track with virtual instruments is to play like a real musician . thx a lot for your feedback
Hi Robin, very nice selection of instruments, crazy timing, and a really beautiful atmosphere. The guitar in the background is also particularly great... The spinet-like keyboard has a psychedelic quality. All in all, something out of the ordinary and a very impressive piece of music that I enjoyed listening to.
Cheers,
Micky
Well, V., this really isn't something I listen to every day. But I wanted to hear what you're doing, and I have to say, it's working well for me. It's a truly entertaining cinematic experience... but stay away from the real opiates. It's a great, bombastic sound and a clever composition. Congratulations.
Micky
Micky, thanks for stopping by. I truly appreciate it.
I'm pleased to know that even though it's not your preferred genre, you still liked it, even if just a little.
I can guarantee you that opiates are not in my future. They played a dark enough part of my past that there's no room left for them anywhere else.
Thanks again.
Take care.
V.
Anthony, this is so personal and touching, simply beautiful in its painful truth. You seem to be a true poet. I heard your track shortly after hearing a radio feature about Peter Thiel... what a stark rollercoaster of emotions. In Germany, we have a saying that goes, "Hope dies last."
Thank you!
Micky
Thank you Micky, I am really happy you liked the poem. Here in Greece we use the same saying "Hope dies last" and I understand which hope you are talking about. We need to believe in better days and universal peace and harmony. So difficult matters....we talk about life and death, dignity, freedom, fear, despair, courage and glory. Whose poetry will remain silent?
We need to take care of each other, in our thoughts, our words and our acts.
We are all part of this instance, the present time that is to become past. Let's not waste it in hatred.
Best regards, Anthony
Hello Fanisatt, this sounds great. You've produced a very beautiful, harmonious pop song that immediately captivates you. Rhythmically interesting, with wonderful keyboard accompaniment and great vocals. A very enjoyable listen!
Cheers,
Micky
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This is truly an amazing piece of music. Because of the voice, I initially thought of Kate Bush, too, but actually, the music reminds me more of Lucia Hwong's work. I don't know if you've ever heard of her, but I'm sure you'd like it. But I also know that comparisons like this are always tricky, and of course, the track is completely unique. Not to mention the sound quality... truly amazing!
Cheers
Micky
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You've created a beautiful statement here. It somehow reminds me of the great Aten hymn. "When you rise on the horizon, by your rays you dispell obscurity..."
Your track is relaxing, uplifting, and educational all at once... wonderful work!
Greetings,
Micky
I am really flattered by your words. Yes, it is a message, and it is brilliant when there is a feedback like yours. Thank you for your kind thoughts. It is very encouraging.
My best wishes, Anthony
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If I'd been looking for a VST steel-string guitar, I'd probably have been disappointed, but in your case, this thing fits really well... it almost sounds like a spinet to me. Some VST instruments sound different than they should in a creatively useful way, don't they? I also really like the flute, even though it sounds very natural. Overall, the track is truly unique. Nice work!
Cheers,
Micky
i guess we work with what we have and the knowledge we have if you came away with something like this id be disappointed in you with as many years behind you as you have but i appreciate the listen like i said we work within our means thanks again for thge listen and comment.
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Micky
I'm pleased to know that even though it's not your preferred genre, you still liked it, even if just a little.
I can guarantee you that opiates are not in my future. They played a dark enough part of my past that there's no room left for them anywhere else.
Thanks again.
Take care.
V.
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Thank you!
Micky
We need to take care of each other, in our thoughts, our words and our acts.
We are all part of this instance, the present time that is to become past. Let's not waste it in hatred.
Best regards, Anthony
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