theHumps

thanks, both bass and lead guitar were reworks of my weak attempts at it, and big up to the players!!

Thanks for listening and for the feedback. You're right about the vocals so I did some adjustments, the vocal track is now a bit louder in the mix, hope you like it. (Actually, I sang parts of the track again.) /pmk

hey wayne, glad you find it worth a little disk space. the experiences that inspired the song were not pleasant although everything came out ok, so i guess the point is that with creativity & a sense of fun you can turn negative stuff around & make it into something positive. laughing @ the weasels means i don't have to be angry & bitter.

Hey Wayne..always nice to hear from a fellow twanger..and it's good to take a trip without having to swallow something!lol..cheers buddy :)

Thanks for the re-assurance theHumps. I am still a bit eerie about the levels and some of the things going on in the track, but I guess it must be that I've heard this track over 200 times. Greatly appreciate the kind words. Appreciate it.

thanks bro, i have always wanted to play around with guitars and no one can produce better guitars than latinos, flamenco is just awesome

Very cool I'm glad you like it, thanks for the review - DF

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

The pleasure was all mine, wayne.

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

Thanks for the comment. I try to think outside of norms and challenge myself when I make music.

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!

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

Thanks for checking out my track and the kind words.

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!

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!!!

peace, rei

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!