BaoBou

Thank you BaoBou, that's nice to hear. I worked on the vocals in particular for quite a long time and in the end I still wasn't sure if it worked or if it was complete crap. I've found that adding a little chorus to background vocals is a great way to set them apart from the rest.
I am very happy that you like the track.
Cheers,
Micky

Hey thanks for that

What's up BaoBou,

I'm glad you heard and enjoyed this track.
I imagine LM must be posting it from time to time.
I don't remember it getting quite so many listens when
I posted it back in March.
It's very encouraging to get such a rave review from you
I'm a huge fan of all your work here on LM.
I also appreciate your concern, I have been going thru a rough patch since October. I'm ok tho. Quitters never win and winners never quit. I may pause but I never quit.
I hope to be back on LM soon.

PEACE... From across the big pond.

Thank you appreciate it. He not a comedian he's a poet his name is poetri

Thanks for listening, I don't think I have lyrics for this one.

Grüße dich, danke für deine Kritik, habe es nachgebessert

Thanks a lot, will try your suggestion regarding acapellas , as for singing myself, I stopped that years ago, when you get to 88 years old the voice gives up completely.

Thanks!

I'm feeling more comfortable and confident singing within my abilities. Having some fun with the lyrics and story.

Wayne

Thank you very much, B.
You are so kind.
Maj

thanks Bao, there are styles where I don't get bored too much, this one is one of them! I just wanted to "try" on a style approaching hip hop, many artists on LM do that much better than me!
Michael

Oh, this is great music, it was easy to sing to it)

Hello B.
Thank you ever so much for your comment and Fave.
I am glad you like it.
Thanks again.
Maj

nice to hear thanks for listening

It's a simple blues progression that could be taken in a few directions. Latin/funk might be fun!

Better to be backed up than to have a writer's cramp, he.

Good luck and thanks!

Wayne

Thank you for listening. Oh yes, the drums... when I was still working with bands in rehearsal rooms, I also had a lot more time and recorded real drums. Since I didn't have that many tracks at that time, I used four microphones to record the drums and put them together in such a small box. It had four inputs and one volume control each. Nothing special and also dirt cheap, but I was able to adjust the recording a bit. I always think it's good to use real drums, but I just don't have the time for it anymore. That's why I became friends with Garage Band's "virtual drummer". If you enslave it and "abuse" it a bit (musically speaking, of course) you can get pretty good results out of it. However, I'm not even particularly happy with the result of this track. But I tend to bang out tracks before I really get bogged down in them.

Btw, my friend Robbie (JYNXZ) uses a drum program that he keeps surprising me with because it sounds so damn real. Unfortunately I've forgotten the name, but I'm happy to ask him about it. I'm sure you'd get a convincing drum sound with that.

Thank you for listening and for the nice comment.

Cheers,

Micky

heyy baouBou, i never thought about this. this is great. im currently working with blener on my banana comic. i think we got a idea here. i will blend some bananas. thank you for doing this comment it inspires me. greetings from a banana

Yeah, it's close but not quite the same as the original. Easy song to play, more about tones on the guitar and bass and the sound of the drums, try to make them punchy and more period sounding.

Thanks!

Wayne

I have found my audience :)

There's a back catalog of beats I'm uploading as I remaster them all, along with some new stuff tossed in. If y'all really like the old school content, I can start experimenting with that more!