hi. I decided to check out your track reading that actual forum thread. Truly I do not really understand what's all about - it's too emotional and ultimately I do not believe in such a thing as originality in art/music at all. It's always kind of ego position, nothing else. I benefit from this site using the sounds of other artists and am simply enjoying almost the endless possibilities of free creating, remixing and like.
I really like this track and it's very mellow jazz sounding but also very stylish. Keyboards are tastefully used.
Also I had a chance to discover your loops a few weeks ago when some other member started discussion about possibility of making money from the loops. Man you have really excellent sounding loops in here! I am a fan of your work.
Best to you, Alex.
hi again Poppe. So basically I do not post unfinished tracks on here. Just a personal perference, or to be more precise: preference. Take your time. Use this site to learn something new - I see you're just bumping up yourself here currently. And do not listen on headphones, it may damage your internal ear for sure (forever?).
I am immune to loud music like this. Always. And please do not use 'lol' when replying anymore lol.
Thanks for your track btw. Always helping me bump up mine on the top of a list. Peace brother, Alex
hi, this is sooooo similar to what I can hear on the radio. Man I am listening on the laptop internal loudspeakers now and still can recognize all the elements. I do not think you could do that with my music therefore all I can say is: very nice work on this one. Keep producing!
My goal was and is to create radio-like music of current trending tracks but with my own spin on it, so thank you for saying so! It is quite hard to level the sound of each element and have them come together. I could give your music a try and see what I could do?
it's simply a teenage rock dream track, very radio friendly indeed. Sorry to say but I do't get it, I am too old for this. But anyway it's so nicely performed and I can really appreciate that. Really nice work on this one!
Haha understood promenade :P We all have our own tastes and preferences but I'm thankful you at least looked at it for its good parts :P Thanks for the listen.
hi again, I saw your new track again on the list and had a chance to listen also to some of your older tracks. man this stands out so much from the lm standard. Simply produced with taste, eventhough if it is just a compilation of loops like this one. Im really enjoying that quality chilled/funked style. Keep producing! A.
I had an impression that there's some kind of rhythmic uncertainty at parts but actually it makes this song sound special and really interesting. nice calming sounds.
That's very cool. It may take time to listen to all of your tracks but overall I enjoyed it eventhough it's basically the same theme played over and over again.
hi Joe, I am not religious as well. But still it is a bit dark sounding piece here so ultimately it's a kind of apocalipse going on when considering the middle age sound-image. reminded me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYjJSEKtyvQ
nice take on one vst contest and songwriting. alex
And right now, i am on a point where i can make realy much easyer/better music then i done it here :),
cause i checked out all my midi/audio/asio/daw/win8.1/vst problems and fixed them :)
.... NOW I CAN PLAY AND LISTEN at the same time and also can change things while playing ..... jippy :)
If i see or better say listen to the other tracks in this comp/contest, then i think i should do a real mastering and so on ;) cause noone does a real only one vst thing
Thanks for your nice comment Alex, i let me watch, at least 30 minutes, old Ingmar Bergman movies. (this new internet age is a real cool thing)
very smooth sounding and perfectly constructed song at first listening. I do not know why but it remided me of Prince from Purple Rain for some reason.
Now I'm gonna take it with me, thanks for allowing downloads! Alex
Thanks for being such a devoted listener and commenter Alex! Much appreciated.
And don't worry about the downlad. Since I have have decided that earning money in the music business has nothing to do with quality, but all with marketing and promotion, I decided it's all about sharing anyway :-).
hi:) this version is different but still very cool, I like it a lot. in a sense it's quite similar to 'while asleep...' maybe because of lovely twinkling e piano stuff in the background. simply much more complex from the previous version. I miss that short synth phrase a bit now, seems like it is hidden somwhere in the mix... Overall very great work here and simply positive and funky music. congrats. alex
many thanks alex!
yeah i think i know exactly which phrase you mean, had to make it a little less prominent.
i wanted indeed to try out something more upbeat and funky compared to the first one. in the end i liked this groove better together with the flow. cheers!
Hi Steve, just to let you know I had a chance to enjoy this tune again. That would be probably one of my favourite from you ever. Ahh.. 'Bedroom Games' were very nice too!
I was thinking a lot of making a cover of one of them these last few days. They are simply great songs. I will let you know.
best to you, Alex
I really like that raw, old school synthesizer sound from the beginning of your song. First part reminded me of an excercise in counterpoint a bit but I really liked that last vocoder section. nice work. alex
yea - been visiting all the old sounds lately. never really learned them so . . . hat's off to Stohgs for his treatment of the Oceanically pella. and yea - definitely an exercise in counterpoint! LOL. thanks Alex
hi. very nicely played! still I don't like some of the huge reverbs in the background. again it's only my personal preference. I had a chance to listen to your track earlier in the morning and again later. I tried my own arrangement on the accapella: https://soundcloud.com/promenade2239/silence-ft-courtney-odom-and-ferryterry it's very 'fused' haha.
Thanks for some inspiration. Alex
hey MrWolf,
that drum loop from the beginning reminded me of At The River by Groove Armada. Also I had to think of 'Harlequin' by PJBass - you seem to have quite similar bass line in here. That happy chord at the end sounded a bit unusal, I thought you might simply still keep on 'suspended' mood but this is just my personal perference.
I really like the concept of an entire album here, will it be available somewhere to listen as a whole complete thing?
I was thinking of making a real CD some day with my current pieces and I will send it to friends and people who inspired me to continue my music production.
I say that because listening to tracks on lm is always very fragmentary and selective - I like listening to albums.
Anyway very good work on this little piece here. I hope I will have time for listening to the rest very soon.
Alex.
Hi Alex,
Thanks for the comment. After reading it I reworked a bit the end and I went for a "less happy" chord, which introduces the next song in the album (The Trees).
As soon as I am done I will release these songs for free on bandcamp: I like their platform, and even if there is a limit of 200 downloads per month on free stuff, I think I will never hit the limit :-)
I find the idea of arranging music in an "album" very interesting: this forces us to pick the best tracks and build a kind of "flow" which should make sense for the listener. I hope you will also compile an album of your tracks: I like a lot your style and it would be interesting to hear it...
Take care, Domenico
hi ant. it's quite original and unusual what you did here with the given loops. really interesting combination.
I like the way how you used that violin loop from the contest pack and developed it. I am not a big fan of so called 'cinematic' music in general but this time it sounded quite interesting. keep producing! all the best, alex
hi. this is some very fine sketch. I say that because you have some great and stylish sounding instruments here and they are so nicely played. I miss the female vocals in here or just some instrumental solo break, or a little change in chord progression... very nice project so far. alex
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I really like this track and it's very mellow jazz sounding but also very stylish. Keyboards are tastefully used.
Also I had a chance to discover your loops a few weeks ago when some other member started discussion about possibility of making money from the loops. Man you have really excellent sounding loops in here! I am a fan of your work.
Best to you, Alex.
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I am immune to loud music like this. Always. And please do not use 'lol' when replying anymore lol.
Thanks for your track btw. Always helping me bump up mine on the top of a list. Peace brother, Alex
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This track is without drums to keep the energy right.
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nice take on one vst contest and songwriting. alex
Nice to here that you like the songwriting.
And right now, i am on a point where i can make realy much easyer/better music then i done it here :),
cause i checked out all my midi/audio/asio/daw/win8.1/vst problems and fixed them :)
.... NOW I CAN PLAY AND LISTEN at the same time and also can change things while playing ..... jippy :)
If i see or better say listen to the other tracks in this comp/contest, then i think i should do a real mastering and so on ;) cause noone does a real only one vst thing
Thanks for your nice comment Alex, i let me watch, at least 30 minutes, old Ingmar Bergman movies. (this new internet age is a real cool thing)
stay tuned
joe
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thank you for feedback .
much apP.
:)
Cindy
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Now I'm gonna take it with me, thanks for allowing downloads! Alex
And don't worry about the downlad. Since I have have decided that earning money in the music business has nothing to do with quality, but all with marketing and promotion, I decided it's all about sharing anyway :-).
Doc
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yeah i think i know exactly which phrase you mean, had to make it a little less prominent.
i wanted indeed to try out something more upbeat and funky compared to the first one. in the end i liked this groove better together with the flow. cheers!
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I was thinking a lot of making a cover of one of them these last few days. They are simply great songs. I will let you know.
best to you, Alex
these are the two songs that influenced this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ib4-Lyxxyw0&html5=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0C3DHp36zc&html5=1
I might make a third tune that follows this sound. we will see.
Steve
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Thanks for some inspiration. Alex
Sorry for the very late response. I did listen to your track on Soundcloud, it sounded truly creative! As created by a mad scientist. :D
The issue with the reverb yet again, I know.
Take care and see you around as usual!
/ SJ :)
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that drum loop from the beginning reminded me of At The River by Groove Armada. Also I had to think of 'Harlequin' by PJBass - you seem to have quite similar bass line in here. That happy chord at the end sounded a bit unusal, I thought you might simply still keep on 'suspended' mood but this is just my personal perference.
I really like the concept of an entire album here, will it be available somewhere to listen as a whole complete thing?
I was thinking of making a real CD some day with my current pieces and I will send it to friends and people who inspired me to continue my music production.
I say that because listening to tracks on lm is always very fragmentary and selective - I like listening to albums.
Anyway very good work on this little piece here. I hope I will have time for listening to the rest very soon.
Alex.
Thanks for the comment. After reading it I reworked a bit the end and I went for a "less happy" chord, which introduces the next song in the album (The Trees).
As soon as I am done I will release these songs for free on bandcamp: I like their platform, and even if there is a limit of 200 downloads per month on free stuff, I think I will never hit the limit :-)
I find the idea of arranging music in an "album" very interesting: this forces us to pick the best tracks and build a kind of "flow" which should make sense for the listener. I hope you will also compile an album of your tracks: I like a lot your style and it would be interesting to hear it...
Take care, Domenico
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I like the way how you used that violin loop from the contest pack and developed it. I am not a big fan of so called 'cinematic' music in general but this time it sounded quite interesting. keep producing! all the best, alex
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