Micky

Thank you, Micky, for the listen and the positive comment. Not to worry, you will get the VIP Pass to get in. LOL. Will stop by for more of your sounds soon. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thanks for stopping by & HAVING A LISTEN.

Thanks for comments.

hi Micky i fully understand time issues, im finding it difficult to give music as much time of late, the new job isn't the job i was sold at interview, im away from home far too much, sometimes i leave home Monday morning and dont go home till Thursday, but another laboratory are interested in me joining them, they been trying to poach me, i would have more choices with them, working and training new staff in the laboratory, but with the option to go out on site too. they are based 20 mins away from my home as apposed to being 2 1/2 hrs away like my present one, im hoping to tie something up with them in the next couple of weeks.
thanks for checking me out and showing support my friend, your time is always appreciated

Thank you very much for this great compliment.
But actually I can't adopt it at all. I actually lived in Berlin for 2 years and at that time even made electronic music with some "real" Berlin guys, but we really had absolutely nothing to do with any "wiered" old "bores" :)
Back then we were about 19-20 years young and that's now 35 years ago. Musically we moved more in the direction of electronic post-punk, EBM, techno and wave and were miles away from established stuff) wonderful times :)
And now I've been living in Hamburg for almost 25 years. But I don't have any "connections" with the Hamburg school either....
I take it all on myself.
I learned a bit of the recorder at school, with a bit of sheet music and so on, then had a few guitar lessons and briefly tried to learn the clarinet and accordion. But I mostly failed on both :)
So actually no serious musical training or any theoretical plan.
I do it all (creating, composing, playing, importing, writing, singing, mixing and doing, completely on my own and only according to "my feeling"
If there is one school that I follow or that I expand, it is that of my life :) the - Joe Cramer school of one's own path -
Thanks again for your kind and appreciative words.
I was really happy about it, precisely because it was penned by someone who has a much more "serious" idea about music than I do.

stay tuned Micky
joe

Wie geht es dir? Micky,

This is one of those start/stop tracks I had in my DAW library. I happened to hear the Guitar tracks while browsing "Loopcloud" yesterday. A few hours later I was posting it on LM. You are spot on about the "Panning" ordinarily I would have "spread out all the individual parts to give them spaces of their own as well as making the track more dynamic. I'm kinda still in the learning curve since I don't have my "Prius RIP" to use as my final ears, for the last 10 yrs. I'm going to need to find me a new pair of ears I can trust. LOL...

Thanks for stopping by and giving this track a listen.

PEACE from the Beach TTYL...

thanks Micky , thank you for stopping by and listening !
Michael

What's up Micky,

We are going to need some Dylithium crystals
for the ship, it hasn't left the hangar in a while.

I'm glad you got the chance to stop by and hear this
track. I'm looking forward to our next "Maiden voyage"
hopefully coming soon..

I'm here @thehangar ready for a new adventure.

BTW... I'm taking this track down and putting up
another tracks that I wrote today.

PEACE from the Beach...

Passt !
Gruesse aus Neuss

Well - I tried to retweak that vox again today to bring it up and didnt bother to tapper the end this time so its 5 seconds of floating nothingness at the end. But yeah it's 25 tracks in the final mix and some of the synth parts are constructed separately before being added in hence the wild mess of sound. Thanks for listening and the warm feedback (still got the L plates on despite my age)

Hi Micky thanks for your kind feedback, im still learning on the engineering side. was not totally happy with the volume levels, had 3 limiters on just messed to much and got fed up :))) but ##### im enjoying myself. your comment is always a plus mate thankyou.

Thank you!
It certainly did take a while.
I played most of the instruments except the guitar at the end, sadly I don't play guitar but i made the end with bass and drums and had a friend who's really talented at guitar at that then asked him for a jazzy ending so it was fire. Thanks for the feedback!

Appreciate the Comment Micky, This song is part of My Rebirth EP maybe the other songs might be your cup of tea.

Rebirth EP by Spxdey is Available on all Streaming Platforms.
All of the songs on the EP are Mixed by ZT Beats, only one song is Mixed/Mastered by Merczz

Feel free to Follow me on Instagram @spxdeymusicofficial for Updates of New Music and Content.

Thanks so much Micky!! That means a lot!

Thanks Micky for your stop and comment !
Michael

HAHA, Thanks, Micky.
Man, I need another ten years before I can catch up with your guitar work my friend.
Glad you like it.
Maj

Well there ya go, a great memory for sure!! Great decision Micky!

Must confess. I think I like Father Christmas as one of my favs by them, I like the song first off but I like the production on that more. Every little nuance in that song is great, the singing, the story, the guitars, the breaks....

Cheers!

Wayne

Wow Micky, that's an awesome comment. The prasie makes me blush and thanks a lot for the tips!

The current drums are sort of placeholders in midi. Drums are still my weak point; recording live drums is hard (harder even than playing live drums) and the accoustics in my practice room are absolute horse shizzle, so even with a decent 4 mic setup it still sounds like bleh.

I got an electronic drumset hoping this would make recording easier, but they sound worse, so... I keep trying.

One way that seems to give decent results is to record live drums on a single mic aimed at kick/snare, then enhance them with midi/samples... but this still takes time... and I have too many projects :D (oh, and a full time job and a life of course)

I'll keep trying! And thanks so much for the encouraging words!

Big Kinks fan here, they were more of a raw 60's rock band and such great songwriting. Their music was for the common working man, it was distorted guitars and wonderful stories to be enjoyed. I liked both Ray and Dave's input and songwriting in their music.

No kidding, you saw them? That's awesome.

Take care Micky!

Wayne

Mein Herr Micky,

Don't put your Guitar away yet.
We still have Quadrants to explore.
We're definitely going to need a real
Guitar player(You).
Thanks for giving the track a listen.

PEACE from the Beach hangar.