minette

Thanks Minette - I'm glad you like it! On the issue of genres I'm really not very familar with those styles - in fact Dubstep sounds more like a dance!
Cheers, Jamie.

Thanks very kindly Minette - the subject of this track is a young teenager now because even though I recorded this recently I wrote it some years ago! - she still shows no signs of apreciation though lol.

Thanks, Jamie.

Thank You! So you are first, congratulations :D. No.. now seriously. I personally take this song as an one which is most well-build tematically, maybe one plant helped:). Thanks again for your review!!

Thank You a lot:) Compliment from someone singing like you!. Bohemia and Cape Town. Pretty large distance .. wow, I love the internet! :)

Hi Minette, I did listen to song as you mentioned - brilant piano, cello .. (I never touched piano in my songs:) simply .. heart touch. Medieval atmosphere. Only the vocals need to be turned down a little bit, they are too loud and that hall on it is at least on me too long. Those thing makes the rest not well readable.

I tried to figure out which parts but I am not sure which ones:), does not matter. Cool job!

Thank you for the kind words.
The lyrics came after I had contact with a man in South Africa who had lost someone close to him. Eshar's words seemed perfect. Even if my vocals have flaws, I'm quite happy about the song.
/pmk

I was thinking about interior landscapes behind this, and love that it can be brought out into physical ones as well. Thanks for that! It's about the union of opposites, and how "something else" is also created in the process. One plus one leads to the birth of the third.

I'm going for "the river of life" as an ambient motif now. Naturally, streams and rivers are too full of white noise to work, so I'm using gentle surf instead which emphasizes the wax and wane metaphor. I suspect I'll really need to distinct versions of this one before I'm done, to satisfy the two directions it really wants to go. Thanks so much for the review, Minette. I'm so pleased you like this!

Im mighty pleased that you like it. it wouldnt have happened if you didnt share your talents. thanks as well :)

if you want an instrumental guide, tell me. thanks for the awesome pella too

only one guitar sample used off looperman i made everything else my self. iam new to cubase and this is my first track i built in there i normally use fruity and reason.yes me too i wish i cuold spit my mate smokio does and we are working on an album hopefully he will spit on this and use it. thanks for the review richard.

Hi thanks... yes I added the voiceovers as an afterthought but think it works well

i feel ya on the vocals sounds a lil loud at times, but i just sent the beat and he did what he did, i think T-Dubb is redoing this one so ill update it for sure

and i must also thank you, its hard to find words on here that go well with ambient of the darker variety. i like making people think, not just about the good things either. thanks for checking it out

thx glad u like it. and i didnt auto-tune because your voice was bad or you were off key, it just sounded cool i thought.

Thanks, I was on holiday, so thats why I took a while to reply.

I really like using the vocoders, simply because its good to add vocals into a song without causing the listener any kind of damage :)

Thanks for the review! :)

My childhood - both blessing and curse - lol! The melodic percussion really is from my childhood in West Africa and Southeast Asia, and something I've come to fully embrace. When I straddle 5 or 8 hand drums, I always play melodic rhythms because they're interesting and easy to keep track of. Musically, I feel like a lot of my stuff is played with feet in two worlds simultaneously and the real surprise to me is that people actually seem to like it. Thank you so much for the listen and review. I'll be by presently to see if you've posted anything since my last visit!

thanks a bunch...btw did u do anything with that trak yet...

thank you minette!!!
within 15 seconds?? that made me smile ... ;-)
and proud ...

peace, rei