theHumps

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the feedback.

afrobeat, amongst other mixed genres. idk, i just make whatever sounds good.

Thanks for stopping by Wayne.

The mixing defiantly needs work im gonna fix it better eventually. For some reason i find this track hard to mix it took alot to get it this far not sure why. Thanks!

Alex

Hi Wayne...always a pleasure ! As a matter of fact it didn't take me that long, maybe just a bit above average. Somehow it just fell together nicely(I hope).
Foremost thanks alot for your positive feedback, kind words and the fav...always means alot !:)

With much appreciation_____Leon

Thank you so much. I updated this again now. You know: much passion and euphoria about making music but a big lack of mastering know how here. So I'm thankful for both: your compliments and your tips - both is very helpful. THX

Hey Wayne, thank you for the feedback. I really enjoyed your last track, i grow up with a lot of rock and still listen. I got you 100, but in this beat i decided to sample almost everything. The drums for example are from an famous old rock song and i like that classic sound.I wanted that it sounds different. I know that the arrangemant is pretty simple thats why it is an layout. sorry for my bad english
Hope u understand what i want to say.
Best regards

Thank you. Actually wasn't Pink Floyd inspired but it did turn out sounding like them.

Thanks so much I will update the track add a little reverb and pull back the vocal.

thank you a lot! stay tuned
much love
-CAP

Definitely not sweating here! I do live in the woods next to some swamp land, that's close enough to a bayou right? No mosquitoes this time of year, thankfully. As long as I don't hear banjos all is good ;) MMmmm nutra rat leg, my favorite! Do these tunes give you flashbacks to your bayou days? Oh I'm having so much fun it should be illegal!!LOL! I'm collecting license plates from all 50 states to make a license plate guitar for each state, got about half of them with more on the way. I'll even record a tune on each. Such simple expressive instruments it's pretty hard not to get a soulful sound out of them, regardless of what some may say. I'm trying to get some recordings in while it's cold, and before I have to start working outside making stock for the upcoming festival this summer. My shop is tiny!
Always a pleasure Wayne :D Watch out those mosquito swarms don't carry you off, listen for banjos too, RUN if you hear them!!

hello Wayne,

thanks a lot for your kind words!!!! i really appreciate it :)

Bleep

Hello Wayne,

thanks a lot for your positive feedback! it means a lot for me, i really appreciate it!!!!

Friendly,
bleep

Thank you, Sir. Just bringing some real things into this digital and hip hop swamp, hah

Hey Wayne :D I remember that story on my first swamp tune a few years ago. Never been that far south but the wife's got the woodstove going making it feel hot enough!! It's when you hear banjos you have to worry LOL!!! I mentioned Gitty Gang Show in the description, that's very much like the old show Hee Haw except it's all homemade instruments and indie artists similar to here on looperman, just more country/folk/roots music oriented. I had been just sittin and pickin most of the day taking it easy and thought hey I'll make another video, they like the others :D Well, they really liked this one. How did you deal with the mosquitoes, a flame thrower? Good to see alot of you guys still hanging here. if you haven't put it together, used to use phatkatz4 or Rob Serling ;) ;)

I recorded the train many times behind that bank. I can probably cut those sounds, I'll see. After a long break I've been back at. Came across this fun little recording and thought to share it here. I have a small crock pot I wax pot my pups in. The hardest part is waiting for the wax to liquefy! Modified sewing machine for a winder. This guitar has a production 6 pole, it was one of my first builds, and my favorite.I'll be recording more with guitars equipped with my own pups. Walking Dead is one, kinda a rough recording/playing on that one. On my amp they're fine but direct to the computer they tend to feedback. I'm making the traditional pole style pups now, but I'm going to experiment with flatpup humbuckers, a real big thing right now in the homemade instrument scene. Over the summer I was invited to show at Maine Luthier showcase, The guy that taught me and I demonstrated pick up winding, I did the traditional style, he did flat pups. Here's a video from there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJq9Tr7IgCU That's my table in the beginning :D Fat Knuckle Freddy is a local performer and incredibly nice guy. Tom Dube runs a guitar shop and sells cbgs made by Marty - Maine Made Cbgs the guy winding/playing the didley bow.

It's great to hear from you Wayne. I listened to and enjoyed something of yours in the last few days but did not think to comment. I remember being impressed and inspired by the fact of people like yourself actually playing and recording real instruments. Still nothing can compare.

I pushed hard to the end on this one and felt it sort of sat okay without too much in the weeds mixing. i'm glad for your confirmation. there is always something else, something different we can do. Best wishes - Dan

Thanks, that kind of feedback is really useful !