Spivkurl

Hi Spiv! I really appreciate your time spent for something which you're not quite into (certain music styles or movies etc.)and you're always so kind and friendly to say a word or two when my new track comes out....really precious and noble attitude! Thank you alot for that!

With much appreciation and gratitude______Orlando

No it's a Hammer Click that I completely ignored at time, then used
it as a click track in spots...It was in the track tried to take it out
at 1st, didn't work so it beeee's there as is...
As well I did use a few delay patterns, to create that numerical
feel of the Guitars...Having fun doing what I love... :)

Peace...TG.

Thanks for listening my track and for the feedback.

I'm happy you enjoyed(except the intro LOL)

Anyways thanks again for listening :)

Hello Spivkurl.

Thanks for your friendly words and the fav. Realy nice to know that you like it.

I wrote this song when i was a young one (around 21) and we had a lot but mostly never money. But we had wishes...... so things goes like they go then ..... in the original version of the lyrics it goes - ich geh einkaufen, english einkaufen - What would be in engish - i go shoping, english shoping - and this -english shoping- means right here in the north of germany - stolen/taken away/shoplifted ..... cause after the ww2 the english arme just taken all away they could get ..... so the word -english shoping- was born :) ...... i changed it now to shoping without money, cause it is better to understand :)

I din´t know any about this cygnus things .... both not

And yes, every crazy day can be a sad monday

stay tuned
joe

I've never really been into the cure before but I'll check that track out! This is just a little tribute to the final fantasy games I used to play on playstation when I was a kid, the music in those games are awesome!

Thank you my friend!
I appreciate the production comment and I must say that all the contributors produced there own tracks and I just added guitar parts after the fact but I was the last in line to mix us all together so for that I thank you!
It started with Spelljammer and I added layers of guitar and Slap made me remix the whole song..Yea,like he made me lol!!
I've seen a lot of interesting posts about production,mastering and mixing on the Loop...I haven't chimed into the discussion because I don't know any response but I will tell you that your comment "reminiscent of a different time"is so true.
I took the tracks they sent me,added my own and mixed it,their own EQ...that was that,if it sounded good then I thought it was and posted it and let the Looper community tell me if I should make any changes but I appreciate that everyone who has commented has approved.
A lot has changed in a few years,a lot for the better.
I'ts funny to think that 5 years can sound "dated" but it's true and I love all the new computer production,I'll figure it out one day lol!
You Know Spiv, I know my tracks may sound"old school".....But it's because I Am lol!

Thanks again for your review,
Allen.

Thanks for you feedback regarding this track. It is an obvious statement when I say that the only reason that this track even exist (good or bad) is because of the creativity of many people who contribute to this site. I think much of the thanks goes to them.

Thanks also for taking the time out to actually read the MORTradio profile. Yes, all of us here at MORTradio are morticians (all eight of us, licensed in embalming and funeral directing). The show "Six Feet Under" does give a tiny glimpse in the world of undertaking, but it really isn't that accurate. None of us here really watched the show that much since we are living it. Actually, we watched a lot more of the reality series "Family Plots" since we all knew the people and what they were really like (at least on a professional level). You are right when you say that there is death around us each day, but like they say, darkness always makes the light so much brighter.

I have listened to your tracks as well, and have always enjoyed the ones I have heard. I hope you will continue to submit so we can here more.

P.S. This week we are playing Siouxsie and the Banshees in the preprooms we go to (my favorite by them is "Dear Prudence"). Maybe I am wrong, but I get a feeling you are a Siouxsie and the Banshee fan....

Thank you for the review Spiv!

I made the opening synth for the loop section but suddenly it became a whole song...:-)

I'm happy that you said it's o.k.

With appreciation, Danke

Spiv, hello.

I'm guessing it's the fact that this track has modern music elements in it that makes it seem to you like it's a more modern horror sound. The audio clip is from a mid 80's flick. So, it's definitely from the prime era. Either way, I'm glad you liked it.

I haven't exactly been too thrilled with recent horror flicks either. In my opinion, they started to lose their flavor once CGI replaced all the Tom Savini's out there. Back in the late 70's and early 80's when the budgets were low, the film was grainy, and the lighting was crap is when they were the best. That rawness is what made them scary. Well, that and I was just a little kid back then.

Thanks for listening and also for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it.

Take care.
V.

O_o a fave from you its a dream?!? Im so honored this music is very different from some my other works because for unknow reason there are just a little "dark/creepy" theme on that only if you think at 41 seconds the piano is haunted.

Im also happy to don't lose the video game soundtrack feels since ,if you don't know, I started to make music due to one (maybe abandoned)game i tried to make.

maybe trying to make an 20 hours game alone with low knowledge is not a than good idea XD.

Again thansk for the fave

- Antonius in die tribulationis

Hi,

I am happy you had a chance to listen to this as it might be one of my better works so far, who knows... haha. Definitely more a very proper funky-rock (fusion?) this time haha...
Firstly it's probably because of the use of new equipment - Roland Juno Di for electric piano, electric piano bass, clavinet, background Teremin- like sounds... I was finally able to play some guitar as well as Roland has some very good 'crunchy' and different 'overdriven' guitar sounds. Of course I can't play it that good as Megapaul - it will always sound very artificial from the keys but anyway I tried to create very corresponding guitar 'soundscape' to the one from his loop http://www.looperman.com/loops/detail/80272/pills-and-potatos-85bpm-a-by-megapaul-free-85bpm-weird-electric-guitar-loop (which is introduced at the beginning of this track) as possible. So I play the guitar in here (from around 1:16) haha. And yes, I think I will gradually be able to create much better structured compositions in opposite to my usual synth jams haha. As for the math matters I must say that I am now becoming aware of this as well (3+3+2, 3+2+3, 2+3+3 is 8, it was my rhythmic concept for the bassline haha - with some variations, as well as playing in major tenths).
It's much easier to write the pieces now, I do not need to struggle so much with midi latency and other plugin issues. It feels more natural - it's a real instrument anyway....

Again many thanks for nice words and adding this one to your favourites!
Glad I could provide some enjoyable moments for you.

Alex

Thanks Patrick. Sorry for the late reply. Might put this one in Cru's competition. Take care brother.

Thanks for you reply :)
It is indeed a little older now.
Im happy you enjoyed it

hey! Thanks a lot for listening to this one and friendly words. It's much appreciated!
This is a quite specific region I live - eastern Poland. You might even hear very characteristic storks in the background haha (and tractors working lol).
Anyway these new Rode mics are truly great - I intend to record the church organ this week as we are just about finishing our current organ restoration project (the instrument has to be properly tuned first - that's the final stage). I even constructed special tripod (in a rough version) to place the mics about 6m high to capture the organ sound properly. For now I will be experimenting with all this only for the purpose of documentation of the organ sound (as this is an old, historical object).

I will need more time to record properly my old upright piano (I own also several old harmoniums but they are partly playable for now) using Rode mics as they come also with changable directional capsules. Soon or later I will post more live recordings and works like this one!

But now it's almost 5PM in here and I just arrived home...


Thank you again for some good words and for the fave!

Best to you,
Alex

Hello Patrick
sorry for such a late reply , I was absent for a long time .

yes someone has commented me about doing some drum line
for it , but I prefer you .
feel free to contact me about this matter .

thank you very much for comment and kind words .

Elena :)

Hey Friend

Mate thank you for reviewing this version as well as the 4 on floor version, had mixed thoughts with the reviews, mixture of good and ok ones lol...Thinking where you mentioned about the bass, I have added some extra in parts so that might give it a more completed part then other parts of the track, will try to do some more to this one over time, but not doing anymore just yet, I normally just completely stuff up track when going back to them too soon, Got a review from Joe MrFunktastic, he was happy with what I had achieved within the track, so that made my day for me, guessing everyone has different idea's on what funk should be, to me this has a funky groove feel about it, so that's why I put it under the funk genre, so to get a pass from Joe blew me away...Peace n Respect mate...Mos...PS: health still up and down at moment, had injections for shoulder, but still not the best at moment :(
Will check out what you mentioned about avatar...Thank you...