Eighteen

Hi Eighteen, I appreciate you listening and your comment. I actually felt the same way "jazz club" after stepping away and later listening to it again. I had a lot of fun making this track and glad to be getting good feedback. Now, get back to work. :)

Ronabo

Insane In the Membrane!
lol thanks
much appreciated
-CAP

I appreciate your feedback. Thank you!

Dat untreated bipolar tho heh heh.

You just gave me an idea... Make a tune based off of the actions/combos of a Tekken match or something.

Many thanks for listening!!

Thank-you Eighteen. From the response so far, it looks like I'm heading in the right direction on this track. I really must try to write the lyrics for the other two verses. That's going to be the key to getting this one finished. :)

Eric

High praise indeed! Thanks foe listening :D

TA

Thank you very much!

thank u glad u liked it took my time with this track for it to sound clear

Thanks for the comment, Eighteen. I agree, the use of the flute and, in fact, the french horns in a pretty traditional dance track is a bit weird. At least I think it is. I haven't had much time to listen to the latest stuff for quite a while, so am feeling a bit out of touch with what's current. Was listening yesterday to Beats 1 radio on Apple Music and was quite surprised by some of the "new" tracks that are considered to be cutting edge stuff.

Anyway, no the vocals are built-in phrases triggered by preset vocoder patches in the Icarus synth plugin. That synth makes it pretty easy to create new vocoder patches that use vocal phrases that you record and the built in synth engines in the plugin. I haven't actually tried that yet, but I intend to do so when I get a bit of time. A couple of years ago I recorded about 30 or 40 short phrases that could be used with vocoder apps. Setting them up as inputs to a vocoder signal processing plugin is a bit complicated, but I think that Icarus greatly simplifies things. Different approach, because it works within the instrument plugin, not as an audio effect plugin.

I did some research on vocaloid for Mac. Looks like I'd have to buy the Steinberg DAW in order to use the Mac editor. Then, I'd need to bounce the resulting track to audio and import it into Logic, which is the DAW I use. I need to do more research to see if there's a cheaper and less complicated solution. It really is something that interests me.

Eric

Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed!!

Haha.
Cool comments.
You made my day.
Thanks

Thanks

Thanks a lot, Eighteen. That was what I was going for.. a 90s throwback vibe. :)

Sending you positive vibes,
Iti Yati

thank you eigtheen

Thank you really much !!! :D

Thx, eighteen, but there are a few things i'm not satisfied with! But i'm glad u like it! Thx for leaving a comment! Greets