mindhiest

Thank you so much my friend...truly no need for too much words. Your support and comment is much appreciated!

Cheers_____Orlando

Oh, great composer! I love his avengers age of Ultron the best!

Thanks for your comment in which includes 'layers'. Layers impose me a lot every time. Where is proper range each instrument sounds brilliant not hoarse, intervals band width of harmony? and what not. That time, I refer to Hans Zimmer, John Williams, Alan Belkin, Ravel, Sibelius and Grieg. They are pretty amazing. On you tube, Rick Beato explans very well. Thank you!

thanks mindhiest for your comments, ahh wasn't my intension to make it as if the timing was off but i just wanted it to be there for a good reason

thanks again and God bless

Hey Mindhiest, cool man! surfers are down to earth types, good to have one as a boss!..cheers mate Dave :)

Awesome! I love Mad Max! I did music for a friends you tube vid before but no I have not made a vid to go with my music. OMG if I did I don't think I'd ever leave my house. lol! I appreciate the stop by and the kind review. Thank you!

Thank you! I should revisit the EQ of the song. I'm still an amateur mixer at best! Appreciate your review!

thanks roland. i am liking the simplicity of the rhodes sound but not necessarily married to the other synth sounds although having some pluck in there seems dancy. pm coming. Dan

Thanks man

Thank you so much !

Hello mindhiest,
Thank you very much for your wonderful feedback and the enlightening thoughts.
I find it very interesting and I do hope that we will meet after our death.
Otherwise as Pete said “What is our agenda for living.”
According to our scientific community
Lead researcher Dr Sam Parnia said: "Contrary to perception, death is not a specific moment but a potentially reversible process that occurs after any severe illness or accident causes the heart, lungs and brain to cease functioning.
"If attempts are made to reverse this process, it is referred to as 'cardiac arrest'; however, if these attempts do not succeed it is called ‘death’."
Of the 2,060 patients from Austria, the US and the UK interviewed for the study who had survived cardiac arrest, almost 40 per cent said that they recall some form of awareness after being pronounced clinically dead.
Dr Parnia continued: "This suggests more people may have mental activity initially but then lose their memories after recovery, either due to the effects of brain injury or sedative drugs on memory recall.”
Mate I really glad you liked it.

Jamid

Thank you, roland. The thing just blossomed when I took away the rest of the music, like clouds blown away from the sun. There's just something about her voice in this one... Interesting thought about the string drone - but when you've crossed the line you've crossed it and it's a slippery slope. A string drone leads to some piano accents leads to a bit of harmonica...and you're off to the races. Sometimes I say to myself, Do not cross that line, motherfucker! And so I don't. Thank you!

A bit of love for an old track, much appreciated :)

My absolute favorite thing about Looperman is the majority of us are just ordinary people working for a living making music simply as a hobbie. I've come across and collaborated with some amazing musicians from around the world on here over the years! We all have something we can learn from on another. Never thought of of Houston as a swamp city, always thought it was just a really big, developed and busy city. What do us hillbillies way up here in Maine know anyway ;) Thanks Mindheist! When I first heard cigar box guitars a year ago that was it I HAD to have one!!! Buying one wasn't an option either, had to be homemade. We do have a swamp out back with similar sounds, just no man eaters if you don't count mosquitoes and black flies. Summers can get quite hot 90s is enough for me! I heard a coyote yipping last night :D Ahhh the sounds of nature. Stay tuned for more northern played, southern inspired swamp blues :D

Thank you, mindhiest. I really appreciate the comment and am glad you enjoyed it. Nothing makes a songmaker happier. I'll pass on your comment to Sunny.

Such simple,crude instruments but with such a beautiful sound!! Oh yes, I'm always left wanting more and more anytime I hear cbgs played! I can't stop building and playing them myself :p When I get an album together (free) I'll make a forum thread with a download link. There's a bunch of cbg music up on you tube too. Here's Swampwitch album to enjoy all played on cbgs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDRQtBVMmI8

thank you so much for listening mindhiest :)

You're welcome to do something with it, mindheist. If you do, how about posting a link here?

Thanks!