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Thank you so much! I want to branch out, just don't have the tools yet. Means a lot Kyle. Have a perfectly marvelous day. :D

i wanna be able to say i did it all, at least tried anyway. haha

thanks IWE, i appreaciate it.

thanks man!!! no, I bought a few drumloops on sale in around 2007-08 from big fish audio, they sell live drumloops :)

thanks Improve!! yeah I've build the track around the drumloops they are really tight :)

Hi Kyle,

Again...thanks for your review of this rock song here. I am glad you enjoyed it. It is a good feeling to know that others enjoy your work, and maybe your an inspiration to them as others have been to me in the past.

Thanks,
Randy

Thank you thank you...^_^ It's great to hear from others that I have my "own" sound...so hard to find nowadays so that's a relief:) thx for the review:)

Thankyou! Glad you like it.

Hello Kyle,

Thanks a lot for your listening and reviewing my latest country song. Getting the sound you want is a matter of listening to good CD's, and trying to guess what instruments are being used. Try to copy the tone and style the best you can.
Go to YouTube and check into some of the music there as far as technics. Most everyone knows the sound of a Fender Telecaster, so that is a good guitar to start with with. Then practicing with the guitar and using the back pickup is usually what I use the most.

Then use equipment to process the sound such as compressor/limitors will help shape the sound. That's about all they do in the studio and I do at home via software. I used to have a lot of outboard gear, but now mostly use software to help shape my sound. At least that's a start for you.
I did do a 2 part country song back in the summer with a local lady here near me. On here as, 'Musicizismee' wrote lyrics and did the vocals and her own harmonizing on a short song on here in my list called 'Walkin Shoes'. Give that a listen if haven't already.

Anyways, thanks again for your comments.
Randy

That's the beautiful thing about music, there are infinite ways to use a particular sound, it's art!!! glad you like keep 'em coming :)

thanks IWE, preciate your time and the review.

thank you very much for listening and for your comments, Kyle. please note i did not write this song (see copyright). it's the only song on my page i didn't write. the words and music seem to strike a chord with me in a special way. i will visit your page later this week and drop you a line. jb

I'm using a loop as well. or rather 50 loops. I think, maybe more. I just have a great ear for piano. ^^ Its okay if you don't like it because of that.

Hello Kyle,

Thanks for listening and reviewing my latest rock song.
I will give you a review back today on one of your songs in return, as I always do with everyone...if they have a song posted...some don't.

I am glad you like the the country and rock songs I put out. This is what I used to play back in the late 60's and up until about 1981. Then I went to work in a power plant, and shift work started = no more band playing!

So to counter act...I had to become a 1-man-band. My drums are all loops..unless it is a simple part, then I create it on my Korg M3. That machine has hundreds of drum samples you can input with the keys.
I should use the Korg in more of my songs as well.

Basically I start out with a single track like probably everyone else does, and then add in all the other parts one at a time. Then I spend about a month or more tweaking it all to perfection as best I can.

I make sure when I do the parts separately, in the software, I 'zoom in' to make sure that part is lined up with the last part to sound as tho 'seemless'. I suppose others also do this.

It isn't possible for me to always make a solo part without mistakes. Sometimes I'll play half a dozen notes at a time, and then do some more until that part is done.

Anyways, more than you wanted to know. lol
Thanks again,
Randy

Well am not a good lyricist but i'll love it if someone did the vocals 4 this track. thanx man

thanks for your review. much appreciated. hope you enjoy the rest of the "merchandise".