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Thanks Wayne! Appreciate it. Im happy it sounds ok. I'll upload when done :) Thanks

Thanks Wayne! It was incredibly fun to do and I thank you for the enthusiastic words.
/pmk

Thank you Wayne, I'm so happy you like it. It means a lot to me.

Yep, though that part was thanks mainly to the original artist, Moke. All I did was add to the atmosphere he laid the foundation for. As for doing something like this, sure you could- All you'd have to do is pair up with someone who's rather "Out there". You'll find that the rest falls into place pretty naturally. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Thanks humps! The reverb (and actually everything else) was pretty much all dungbeatl. I just sent him raw vox and he did the rest! Thanks for the listen

hahahahahahaha!

Thanks wayne

Yeah, I def agree. In the email that I tried to shoot TCM when I updated this I said the same thing about the vox. And oddly enough, effects are what helped smooth out the bass I added for this. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Thank you Wayne! I'll keep experimenting in that way for sure!

thanks for the comment, i am glad you like it.
And you are right, you can do a lot with ableton in so many ways.
thanks agian

Thanks for the thumbs up.I made it with samples that I downloaded here at looperman. I also put together a cool military video to it on youtube. it's under Destruction.

Thanks for your review, yes i produced this track using my own experiences in life, and recently observing Minor2Go. I felt that he reminds me a little of myself, giving to help, but not receiving thanks for the effort. I agree with you, giving rather than lack of appreciation from others is a negative feeling. But sometimes, you do feel a little disappointed when this happens to you so many times, makes you wonder if people really don't care anymore.

Thanks for your kind words...

Peace...

Thanks a lot! Its always nice to here something good about the music I make!

Thank you Wayne. I've put my heart into this one and I'm very happy that Jim wanted to add his voice lifting it up a notch.
/pmk

Good to hear from you. I'm glad you liked it. Within the energy of the words I wanted to make the voice was soft. I am very happy that you will have seemed fine.

Hey thanks for the crit man... I hear ya loud and clear. Been dually noted and I will get this fuller sounding soon. I'm also still waiting for more guitar from ALivid. If he sends me some more I'm gonna add some more sounds and tweak out the drums a bit. Then I will remaster this and repost... I appreciate the honest review man...

Rob:)

Thanks mate. Yeah, I've been thinking that too (for a while now actually). Though I left it alone for the most part because I'd really love to hear what other people would do with it, ya know. Speaking of which, lemme know if you do, cool? Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Yeah, originally wasn't planning on adding any vox to this, but when I threw 'em on they just seemed a perfect match. Glad ya dug it. Later on!

Hey there Wayne,
Mega problems here, i.e computer crash, more surgery (i'm good - just rebuilding the nose is all ), new security program that forbids my music program to run... or as other people call it - Tuesday...LOL

I was thinking of getting Sony Garage Band - i think that is what it's called. I neeed something new ( and relatively cheap ). I feel the need to create again but anything I try sounds like 3 day old squirrel poop - if it could make a sound.

Oh yes, about that track. I started doing it and I said "dang, that sounds familiar, I wonder where it's from ?" When I received the first review that suggested the Trek ref, I said oh bugger !

Later dude. Thank you for keeping in touch.

thanks...visit your side when iv time...bb and good luck.