Salook

Thanks a lot for the nice words,Stephen
Cheers
StÃÂphane

I forgot about this track, but I'm glad you liked it. The looperman song was a big collab (with smaller collabs inside of it) which was people volunteering to get their style of music into a big compilation. Unfortunatley, this one didn't get in because the tempo change was too awkward to mix into the final thing and because halfway through this song I lost refx nexus which was the majority of my sounds in this track.

But still, I'm glad you liked it, thanks for the review!

Ste :)

Thanks for the feed back brotha!

Thanks for listening and reviewed. Sorry for low volume ... lol .. I'll fix that.

Peace / Paz ...... , VlaRB

Thanks for makin' me smile Salook.I do love old Prince,The Time,Isley bros..good old funky stuff.
I don't know much about production but for a novice i've found the less parts I have to mess with the better and just stick to guitar and let the other talented people on this site do the hard parts.I don't make beats but now I have looperfriends that do!
Thank you again,

Allen

This is my second attempt to make dub,I understand that I need to fix a few things,but when I listen to you guys"dubheads" lol ,it motivates me to do better and try something new!
Thank you Salook for listening, review and fav,much appreciated man!
cheerz

The idea of the whole project from Verbalskillz. I was just a little part of it. Thank you for your review!

Thanks mate...I've always liked Eastern music and culture,it's been around since year dot..cheers planet :)

Well, here is the new one! Et Voila`! Enjoy. Thanks for downloading, faving, and reviewing!

Shojo

It does tease out the optimistic happy emotional places, doesn't it? As I've been playing with the other version trying to finalize it, I'm quite surprised about how intense the percussion is in this one. However, the bass and melodies completely change the feeling, and jack it straight into those happy places. The field recordings seem to add polish to this, and make it even happier somehow. If you listen carefully at the beginning, when the bass drum joins in, you can hear a coyote singing to a train whistle, too, but in this context doesn't feel the least bit ominous. Still trying to consciously figure out why this stuff works! Thanks for the encouragement my friend.

Yeah, for a school project this was one of the shorter things I've had to do. Truth be told I would've loved to have this playin for the entire speech. As for the other, nada prob mang. Figure it'd be fun for others to play with. Glad ya dug it. Lates!

Many thanks for listening & commenting!

Cheers, Jamie.

Thank you for the listen and the fav. Glad you enjoyed it.

Yup, now the ambient mix is done, I'm going back to this one. It's a thick one, and surprising to me how distinct things sound where they should, and seem to slide one out of the other in other cases. Very curious. I guess I'm heading down a melodic path lately, and must say it feels right. Can't wait to see what happens next! Cheers brother Salook!

Yeah, I kept thinking about "Dancing in the Dreamtime" and "When Hippos sing with Frogs" as I was playing with stacks of various phasers and delay here. This is what I was hoping for with Live, and it turns out the key is MIDI devices. A mouse and laptop keyboard can take you only so far. It'll sound even better after I go after it with EQ and levels! Thanks for the thumbs up my friend!

Thanks for your kind words and for your feelings on the tracks. Glad you liked them. Cheers

Thanks for downloading and faving! And reviewing! I do think it's very cinematic. Very computery game.

Thanks
Shojo

And thanks Salook for your review. I like your "marriage of sounds" comment.