I must say it was a pleasure to work with you again. Paul did a great job writing the song and I think this one is a favorite of mine. Thanks again for letting me be a part of this track!
Paul's music is wonderful (all he has done so). But I really just finished the lyrics, I thought Wayne is missing here. When two great musicians like you get together the result is great music. I have the honor of having worked with you a few times and have always done that my songs were better. I think we have a great musician and companion in Looperman: TheHumps.
Thanks.
Too cool!! Thanks for the heads up on this one, it's certainly something I dig with the folk music feel to it. Mix sounds good, new mic? It has a Decemberists feel to it. The melodica is great and I like the percussion, it adds a lot.
Good luck with the new project, you are off to a great start!
Hi my friend!
Yeah,I borrowed my son's melodica for this one and I like the sound of it.It's still my old mic but I changed the settings.
Speak to ya soon
StÃÂphane
Great feel to this one all the way through but what is to be expected from a "super group" like the one you compiled here. Quite a reaction to this track after one day being up, just amazing how very cool this track is. What can I say that hasn't been said already. Great job everyone!!
Hey Wayne..thanks buddy,it was a blast working on this track,it just shoehorned together so smoothly...hopefully we'll be able to get a few more under our belts before too long...cheers from all the guys. Dave :)
Thick and heavy guitars, nice! I use Cool Edit as well. It's a great straight forward daw.
Another way to do what Mahloo suggests is to have two guitar rhythm tracks, pan one left and one right abou 50% to start. Then zoom in to the beginning of the first note and just slightly drag one of the tracks to the right just a small amount, offsetting the tracks by just a tiny bit. This will give a thicker and a bit delayed guitar sound, much fuller sound.
You can also use the effects rack and try the chorus plugin. Turn all the moduation sliders on the top of the plugin to the left so they don't have any effect to the track except for the spread slider. Then by using the 3 sliders on the bottom of the pugin, the stereo widening and effects wet and dry sider you can widen a track. I do that with a lot of my tracks.
Good luck and have fun! Cool track and any questions just ask!
right on thank you. I tried what you both suggested and mahaloo13 was dead on the money. im going to post the results in a bit. If you guys have tracks you would like to use me on let me know. I am always down with making music.
Hey Slap, imagine if we had this technology when we were kids just getting into music....... Sounds like the apple hasn't fallen far from the tree, way to go guys, sounds great. You never seem to disappoint!!
Hi Wayne, I wonder how far technology will have advanced when Alexander reaches my age! Ipad is an awesome piece of kit which can cater for all interests due to it's extensive apps. I would have loved to have one of these when I was younger, but alas I had to make do with Pacman! lol...
Very cool FF!! Love the latin feel and especially the horns. I agree with Fani, I think if you add some percussion like timbali and some other latin percussion instruments here and there it would help. Kinda a crossover latin/techno genre, run with it, great idea!!
Wow, this is a cool track, glad I checked this one out! I'd dl it it you had it set for that so I will fav it for sure. The mix seems a little bright, that's my only constructive comment, I'll make about this one. Great job!
yeah your right need a bit more compression thanks alot for the comment and the advice.. please dont hold back! I need all the constructive help I can get!
All the sounds were great in this one, what a fiest for my ears! This sounds great, nice use of the whole freq band. On play 2 now... Plenty of changes and everything flows perfectly. I think I'm gonna dl and fav this too, thanks man for sharing!
Pretty cool track, loved all the slide guitar in it. This would be a hit with some vocals on top, not that is isn't cool the way it is. Mix sounds great, lovin' it! Reminds me of the SuperSuckers when they do their country albums, now you just need Eddie Spaghetti to sing for you!!(he's the singer in that band)
With the protests going on in your country I am not surprised to hear a song like this from you. I liked the horns especially. Bluesy, gritty, emotional, just great, loved it!
In Spain we seek new ways in this new century. Still unknown as they are, but we want to find. We have woken up, but there are many shadows on the road. Thanks for your comments (I too love those horns). Bittersweet for my city.
A real crossover hit you've created here. Cool blend of sounds.
The music played for about a minute and a half but the track length was 3 and a half minutes. Just letting you know there was a large amount of silence on the track. No biggie but I figured I'd let you know.
There's a great feel and funk to this track. Great job putting this together. The organ sounds are classic and I have a collab going now with a lesli/hammond sound, just great!! Always a pleasure stopping in and hearing your music!
This is very cool, the vocals fit pretty good. Guitar tone sounds great too. Maybe double up the guitar and pan one left, one right, might fill things up more. Liked the track!!
The dude can sing!! Nice performance, wish I was there to watch him put down the track. Picturing a smokey, beer stained carpeted, dank booth with a bottle of Jack somewhere in arm's length. A man can only dream, lol!
Nice one, it's amazing when the right vocals sit on top an interesting music track. I'd try some more mixing, I think there's a better in there somewhere but the song itself is great! Man, I've heard some great tracks posted today, vintage day on the loop!
This is very sweet, glad I gave this a listen! The first dnb song that I've heard that came with a more subdued approach. I don't listen to a lot of this genre but I must say this is quite good, imho!
lol I hear yah on that one, most are hardcore because they're considered rave but then again DnB is also a really great background sound if it's used properly.
I'll hit one of your tunes up!
Steve
I can hear the Floyd influence in this one. I can hear why you think this encompasses a few gifferent genres, I think the same as well. Liked it, quite creative and a nice mix too!!
Thanks for the love. I heard that track you did with Vicen and I loved it. check out the review I left him if he hasn't showed you already. this means a lot coming from such a talented musician.
Even with someone else supplying the loops you still seem to maintain your unique style and sound to this piece. It really does seem to be a crossover type song as far as genre goes, very creative in that regards.
You seem to be getting some great results with the APC40 controller. I still haven't got to that point of using my Axiom 25 as a controller but hearing your music really inspires me to experiment a little more so thanks for the inspiration Sean.
Good luck in the comp, this has to be in the running, great job!!
I think that like in collage art, with loops there are certain things you can do to "take possession" of them and make them yours, you know? Of the loops listed above, only 2 are vaguely recognizable now and like collage it's got a lot to do with finding inherent relationships and then teasing out those qualities in the individual components.
Live for me is doing it "DJ" style, so the controller approach is perfect for me. It allows me to play with the inherent swells in the music and dance with it in real time. Makes it all so much more organic - like playing the controller(s) as an ad-hoc electronic instrument. Very fun and challenging. You're going to love the Axiom 25 as a controller! The possible configurations change everything - imo. Thanks again, Wayne!
Hi Wayne!
Glad to hear from you,I still wanna try it with drums and see how it comes out.And I have to record the bass again for sure!
Have you been uploading new songs?
See ya my friend
StÃÂphane
Another cool track to listen to and I suppose to dance to. I think this would get a crowd in any club moving their feet. Nicely mixed and a very cool blend of sounds!
Hey DVibe, nice to hear some new tracks. This one fits the title perfectly. Emotional, cinematic, even a bit like music in a horror or thriller type movie. Nice job with the loops. Very cool track!
on Me equivoco cuando toco la Verdad -Collab TheHumps by Vicen
Wayne
Thanks.
on Green rainy cats by FrenchKid18
Good luck with the new project, you are off to a great start!
Wayne
Yeah,I borrowed my son's melodica for this one and I like the sound of it.It's still my old mic but I changed the settings.
Speak to ya soon
StÃÂphane
on THE DISTANCE by Planetjazzbass
Wayne
on Fur Elise HaruTune Remake Remix by HaruTune
Wayne
on illregulare by MLTPjames
Another way to do what Mahloo suggests is to have two guitar rhythm tracks, pan one left and one right abou 50% to start. Then zoom in to the beginning of the first note and just slightly drag one of the tracks to the right just a small amount, offsetting the tracks by just a tiny bit. This will give a thicker and a bit delayed guitar sound, much fuller sound.
You can also use the effects rack and try the chorus plugin. Turn all the moduation sliders on the top of the plugin to the left so they don't have any effect to the track except for the spread slider. Then by using the 3 sliders on the bottom of the pugin, the stereo widening and effects wet and dry sider you can widen a track. I do that with a lot of my tracks.
Good luck and have fun! Cool track and any questions just ask!
Wayne
on itech Saxobones by SLAPJOHNSON
Cheers, Slap...
on FUNKLATIN by theFISHface
Gonna dl and fav, thanks!
Wayne
Appreciate the review
theFISHface
on Bubbles for Julia by MrSouth69
Wayne
on Grinder by PiiiE
Wayne
on Do You Still Remember Me by Epip
Well done, gotta fav this!!
Wayne
Epip
on Barna by Vicen
Wayne
on Somewhere To Be by DJSchmeeJ
The music played for about a minute and a half but the track length was 3 and a half minutes. Just letting you know there was a large amount of silence on the track. No biggie but I figured I'd let you know.
Wayne
on Acoustic Landscape by Ruis63loop
Wayne
on Big Beautiful Woman BBW by Rockvocalist
Sounds good, blues and fun lyrics, what more could you want?
Wayne
on TomaHawk by Filaofsoul
Wayne
on MOONLIGHT by ThierryChoppin
Wayne
Thank you very much for your comments.
Regards
Thierry
on Freedom by lessinister
Wayne
on A Glimmer Of Hope Feat Nuada by Crypt
Nice one, it's amazing when the right vocals sit on top an interesting music track. I'd try some more mixing, I think there's a better in there somewhere but the song itself is great! Man, I've heard some great tracks posted today, vintage day on the loop!
Wayne
on Pasture by Gsusfrk
Wayne
I'll hit one of your tunes up!
Steve
on Floydian Slip by LordDice
Wayne
on Platinum goes to Critical State by n0mad23
You seem to be getting some great results with the APC40 controller. I still haven't got to that point of using my Axiom 25 as a controller but hearing your music really inspires me to experiment a little more so thanks for the inspiration Sean.
Good luck in the comp, this has to be in the running, great job!!
Wayne
Live for me is doing it "DJ" style, so the controller approach is perfect for me. It allows me to play with the inherent swells in the music and dance with it in real time. Makes it all so much more organic - like playing the controller(s) as an ad-hoc electronic instrument. Very fun and challenging. You're going to love the Axiom 25 as a controller! The possible configurations change everything - imo. Thanks again, Wayne!
on Wildflower Meadows by steveurwin
Wayne
on Springirl by FrenchKid18
Looking forward to hearing what you are going to add but honestly, I like this as is. Vocals sound cool doubled up. Good luck with the new project!
Wayne
Glad to hear from you,I still wanna try it with drums and see how it comes out.And I have to record the bass again for sure!
Have you been uploading new songs?
See ya my friend
StÃÂphane
on trip hip hop by Dvibe
Wayne
on dramatic cinematic by Dvibe
Wayne