Great low bass sound. All the synth sounds going on but a lot of space still. Bells were a nice touch. Glad you put the guitar in there, made a difference I think.
yeah, the bassline is made of 4 different vst's, was much work to make it sound like that ...
and you're right, the guitar changed the mood of the song a lot!!!
thx for your review ... ;-)
peace, rei
Thank you Wayne, all the credit goes to frenchkid for the arrengments, I just got into the song, I think is a very cinematic track, she wants to go and he doesn't take it.
thank you for listening
ciao
Nico
First off, I love the Knack but glad it wasn't a cover after hearing this. This is pretty dang sweet! The classical sounded great as well as the percussion. This is such a pleasure to listen to as I love the latin sound.
Your description really helped set the tone for the listening experience. You have some nice sounds working together here. Nice job putting this together!
This has a nice 70's feel to it, the OJays or something like that, a bit of the disco/mowtown vibe that was happening back then. This took me back a few!! Nicely produced as well.
Thanks man! Def a 70's feel! Ive been into sampling like crazy so when I do decide to make an all original track stuff like this happens. I love that late 70's early 80's soul/funk vibe. I dont know what it is about that era but I dig the shht outta it. Thanks for the kind words and the reveiw man!
This has an intensity to it that I like brought on by the drums and the great percussion. The tablas have a nice tones to them and sound really nice. On play three now and there is a lot of sound here! Very edgy, raw sounding, could hear this in a sci fi movie for sure. Def puts you in a certain frame of mind listening to it..
Hi Wayne. You've found one of my earlier pieces that I tend to forget about now! This one was done as a live loop mix using I Am The Mighty Jungulator, and about the time I realized the power of Max MSP. Funny enough, I've recently pulled up that old buggy software and am shocked at how it no longer serves the kind of music I'm making. You can really hear the percussion fiend sensibility I carry with this track, can't you? Thanks for the listen and positive words. Sean
This is pretty interesting, kinda freeky in a way. Very cinematic as well, maybe in a science fiction thriller!! The sounds complete a great mind trip and really stir the emotions, you just have to stay away from the brown acid when you listen to this one, lol.
I like it, very creative soundscape, the bass has a nice low tone that you added, sounds great in the headphones!!
I wonder if I shouldn't put in a disclaimer "Warning - this track draws from the Post-Industrial branch of Ambient Music: Not to Chill Out to." As a deliberate attempt at Ambient music, my goal here really is to create auditory hallucinations and some sort of altered state of consciousness in the listener. It's working for me - and I suspect others too if your "stay away from the brown acid" comment is an indication. Thanks for the review and favorite! To your offerings at first available moment!
Very enjoyable track and a great one for your first here!! The production is very good and I love the tabla, the sitar and your vocals which are strong.
This is pretty slick! Like the overall feel to this, dark, mysterious and the vocals fit perfectly. They greatly add to the tension that seems to underly this composition. The production is outstanding as seems to be the case in all your music. Fav!!
I try to get out the maximum of my limited technical resources ... everything's done with freeware ...
but over the years I learned a lot about production technique, and I have a solid musical education, all together it's enough to know what I have to do to reach my goal ... ;-)
thx for listening!!!
What can I say that hasn't already been said, this is just great my friend, put together perfectly. Everything is just so right about this on all levels. I think your best work I've heard so far, very impressed with this!!
On "ted.com" there is a great talk about how a researcher, who studied crows, found out how smart crows are and how there social structure is so complex. Very smart birds them crows!! I read your reply to Anomelie's comments on crows and had to add my 2 cents!
Hey Wayne - it's been hard not responding with crow and raven stories with every review as I have so many! For example, their ability and need to play. Two winters ago, on one snowy day I watched 4 crows sliding down the neighbors roof on their backs. When they'd bump into and stop at the gutter, they'd flip over and fly back up to the top and do it again. I swear they were all giggling crow style the whole time.
This track actually took a long time, and I played with the original jahknow loops for over 5 months before it started to click. I agree with your assessment, and am a bit nervous as I feel I've raised the bar pretty high for myself with this one. But then again, in watching my own evolution with this medium, it's pretty obvious that each track is somehow better than the last. Learning curve still in effect. So glad you dig this one, and am delighted by your review. Thanks!
This is a great song, loved the guitar and flute working together. I really dig the latin sound in general and this just grabbed me from the first measure. Nice mix! Instant dland fav!!
I like all the synth sounds you have coming in here and there, interesting. JJ Perry? Another influence of yours that I have no idea who they are,lol! I'm looking forward to hearing this finished!!
btw, St. Vincent is being featured on an NPR station this weekend, I think an hour long show! I think the show is called "World Cafe".
Hey Wayne, thanks for the tip on St. Vincent and for the encouragement here and in your emails. I'm glad you're on here. Hope to listen to your latest stuff soon! Hmmm... maybe tonight...
I can feel your emotional state in the song, very telling. Are you playing the piano,keys on this?
Have you ever gone for a walk, got so caught up in your thoughts, then you suddenly snap out of it and realize you've just walked a great distance? This song had that drifting effect on me, I just melted into thoughts while listening to this a few times. Nice ambient track, meditative, emotional, soothing...
The guitar is so cool on this tune, sounds great! I liked the distorted lead, it just speaks to me, lol!! Really though, this is quite great, like the waltz beat!!
Hey!
Glad you like the track Wayne!This is one of my first guitar solo so it has some kind of sentimental value for me.My cousin told me some bends were a little off but...who cares,lol?!?
Hey, this is really cool Ray! Think you should go with the flow on your approach to constructing your songs. Loved the vox!
I spend as little time as possible recording my live tracks, guitars and vocals. I think when you go back and try to adjust the flow of things, you can take away some of the spontineity and lose the initial idea and feel of the song. I'll go back and fix mistakes basically. I can spend half an hour to eight hours recording the tracks then about the same time on the engineering and mixing of the tracks and I usually end up posting a 2nd or third mix.
Could they be better? Probably, but I'll be working on the next one tomorrow. It really frees you up and lets you be more loose(in a good way)about your music! You'll be surprised by your creations and we will all benefit by listening to them!!
Thanks again Humps. That is good advice. It makes me kind of wish I had and could play some live instruments so that I could really capture that natural essence you do with guitar tracks and such. Spontineity seems very important, I know you are right about that. It is difficult doing it digitaly. Perhaps I should be recording myself keying the notes on the keyboard instead of sequencing them with a mouse. I will try that.
Thank you. I also like your sound so thats a great compliment coming from you. My engineer is one of the best I've heard... Definitely a greater pre-master mixer
on Namaste by DFury
I'm gonna dl and fav, very well done, appreciate the upload!!
Wayne
on drops by rei4real
Insta-fav!
Wayne
and you're right, the guitar changed the mood of the song a lot!!!
thx for your review ... ;-)
peace, rei
on Fox Chase (LE) by Obruno
Welcome to looperman, nice start!!
Wayne
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Look forward to the next collab!!
Wayne
on Blue soul (Frenchkid ft Nico) by Nicooo
Wayne
thank you for listening
ciao
Nico
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Great stuff,
Wayne
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I like it, very creative soundscape, the bass has a nice low tone that you added, sounds great in the headphones!!
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Welcome to the loop!!
Wayne
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Wayne
but over the years I learned a lot about production technique, and I have a solid musical education, all together it's enough to know what I have to do to reach my goal ... ;-)
thx for listening!!!
peace, rei
on Butterfly Opens - Titanium Handles Lock Fast by n0mad23
On "ted.com" there is a great talk about how a researcher, who studied crows, found out how smart crows are and how there social structure is so complex. Very smart birds them crows!! I read your reply to Anomelie's comments on crows and had to add my 2 cents!
Wayne
This track actually took a long time, and I played with the original jahknow loops for over 5 months before it started to click. I agree with your assessment, and am a bit nervous as I feel I've raised the bar pretty high for myself with this one. But then again, in watching my own evolution with this medium, it's pretty obvious that each track is somehow better than the last. Learning curve still in effect. So glad you dig this one, and am delighted by your review. Thanks!
on One Dancer by Anomelie
Wayne
on They Do What They Want by Anomelie
btw, St. Vincent is being featured on an NPR station this weekend, I think an hour long show! I think the show is called "World Cafe".
Hope you're feeling better, sounds like you are!
Wayne
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Wayne
on Cosas Oscuras (Tunnel Vision Mix) by Anomelie
Have you ever gone for a walk, got so caught up in your thoughts, then you suddenly snap out of it and realize you've just walked a great distance? This song had that drifting effect on me, I just melted into thoughts while listening to this a few times. Nice ambient track, meditative, emotional, soothing...
Wayne
on Blue soul ft Nico by FrenchKid18
Wayne
Glad you like the track Wayne!This is one of my first guitar solo so it has some kind of sentimental value for me.My cousin told me some bends were a little off but...who cares,lol?!?
on A Plague on You by RayKoefoed
I spend as little time as possible recording my live tracks, guitars and vocals. I think when you go back and try to adjust the flow of things, you can take away some of the spontineity and lose the initial idea and feel of the song. I'll go back and fix mistakes basically. I can spend half an hour to eight hours recording the tracks then about the same time on the engineering and mixing of the tracks and I usually end up posting a 2nd or third mix.
Could they be better? Probably, but I'll be working on the next one tomorrow. It really frees you up and lets you be more loose(in a good way)about your music! You'll be surprised by your creations and we will all benefit by listening to them!!
Oh yea, great song!! :)
Wayne
on I Dont Dance by Buddahmann by Buddahmann
Wayne
on Let Da Record Play Beat DJdaddio by Keston
Like the feel to this, very cool track.
Wayne