Nodog

Thanks. There were some other things I wanted to do with it, but I couldn't come up with a second melody and/or I just got impatient.

Yes i did, thank you so much! :)

Thanks Robbie.

Glad to add some chill to your mornin'.

- Memphis

Thank you for your visit
I wanted to say that I did not really work this piece and it remains very commonplace

Thanks X...! Yes, I love it..., It is a complete and easy to use program...! ;) Keep on...!

Thank you for your visit

done :)

Hello Rob,

Your compliments affect me a lot, I thank you for it!!
i can send you this track if you want? if it's the case, give me your mail, I shall be delighted to send it to you :)

Bleep

Thank you!
Can't remember how much hours worked on it, not so much i think. Slapjohnson's sax solos are most excellent and very easy to use and they are long too - just ad it over (almost) anything and it will work. Because that, i just ashamed to use them a bit. :)
I planned to refine it, but then forgot at all. It's a luck i find the file recently, but i don't have the mood to work on it, so after some fine balancing, uploaded as it was. :)
Regards, traz

I think this funky track is the way to go with your vocals. What I really like about your vocals on slack was that you didn't just copy the melody of one of the instruments like I did. You completely wove a new thread which sounds so much better. I listened to your vocals and I was mystified on how you were able to do this. You also surprised me in how you were able to get all funky with your vocals. I wasn't sure you had it in you, but I was very pleasanly surprised. In fact I think your funky vocals are much more compelling than your original vocals. My funky vocals sounded so contrived and cheesy, but yours sound so genuine and smooth. The only things I saw to tweak were a couple of spots where your vocals got quieter (not at the end because it makes sense to get quieter there) But I'm wondering if running them through "guitar rig" (like I did with mine) will boost them up a bit. Also I'd like to explore you singing everything twice and see if we layer them together if they pack even more punch. I've seen lots of vocalists do this and it sounds great. It may or may not work here, but it's worth a shot.

Hey Rob,
i saw you published your last track on your soundcloud (Scarborough Fair). I will listen to it soon ;)

Glad to read your positive feeling about the accelerated tempo! i made a variation between 90bpm and 120bpm with peaks (ends of patterns) at 129bpm ^^ that's why it was difficult for me to find a specific genre for this track!
(and finally it's a detail ;))
Your words honored me, Thank you for these encouragements which, I know that, are honest.

A big thanks to you Rob

Bleep

Thank you so much!!

Hello Rob!
Thanks for your feedback! it's true, there's something jazzy in the singer voice ;) i hesitate to composed some saxo riffs and finally, as i wanted a render near disco, i deleted the idea lol may be i was wrong? :)

thanks for your words which are always appreciate, you know it! :)

Bleep

Appreciated. I dig your stuff as well. Have a good one.

Take care
Evan

Thanks so much, gotta try to make more songs like this then

You are very kind, Xmachine. Thank you for the beautiful compliment.

Thanks Robbie. A window licker is someone who is not the sharpest tool in the shed.

tv

It always helps when the vocals are awesome in the first place so i just tried to compliment them. Thanks for the feedback! Much appreciated :)