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Bless you, hope it didn't make you feel sad Aaron

Ah i see lol

Not that im aware of unless you have hacked my computer lol
its has that 80's 90's feel to it so it could remind you of a movie score im glad you like this one i like it too :)

Haha, thanks for noticing the one thing I thought was actually an advantage for me, which could probably turn out to be a disadvantage in the long run after all. Ill take your word for it though. Thanks a lot for the kind words!

You just brought back memories for me, a former band mate that isn't with us anymore. I made a sample of him saying "Yeah" I use it every chance I get on my tracks. It makes me feel like he's still in the band. Thanks...
I'll tell Micky you gave him a shout out .
Thanks for giving the track a listen and for your supportive comments.

PEACE..From the East...

Hey thanks for the ears. I had a plan I would instrumentalize all the acapellas I've down-loaded which is about 80. Some shared already. Some composites. About 15 or so are in mid production. but yeah for me to put energy into what I receive. I know you've done some banger collabs yourself which I've enjoyed the listen.

Thanks for the feedback!

You are right, but I hesitate to dive into the club scene as they open after i close my eyes :) I'm somehow an early bird nowadays, a age thing I guess ;)
And you are correct, almost all my "creations" are experiments, but isn't that the path to create something new?

Ohhhh okay. I apologize for misunderstanding. I get it now.

Wow! Thank you for the aid and assist.
I stored most of the VSTs that I use most
on a external storage drive, I just had to find
it. I really needed to downsize my VSTs anyway.
400+ VSTs is actually a cry for help, lol I really only
use 40 or 50 of them with any consistancy honestly.
Man, you don't know how great it feels to know that
you would help me re-build my setup. If there is any way
I could help you don't hesitate to ask.

I appreciate your listen/Fave and encouraging comments.

PEACE..From the East...

Aaron. Thanks for your opinion and compliments. I been studying the science. Ive got to know why things sound great as Im self taught. What you observed is my aim. You are appreciated big time.

Mark

Thanks.

Bro it's cool that someone close shares this with you! Thank you for your samples, they were super useful!

Wow.. I have had all 3 of those keyboards. I started with the Yamaha76 then got the launchkey49 and I currently use the Auturia49. It's been a while since I have played my 76 key piano, my controller's pretty much all I've been using for the last few years. Once I got turned on to DAWs and VST's it was a wrap lol.
I'm really glad you enjoyed the track.

PEACE..From the Beach...

I allowed downloads.

Ofc! Also, are you saying that this was made using generative AI?

Aaron, Jynxz here on the Loop and I concur on the simple fact that listening to yesterdays tracks with todays ears is highly beneficial. The process of continued improvement is what's up and will keep you in the creative flow.
Your stop, listen and comments are always appreciated.

Peace,

Mark

Thanks man. The vocals are a simple one stem sample, that I chopped up and stuttered. I'm creating the sample pack for you tonight, be on the lookout soon.

Thanks was particularly inspired by Future and Flat2Forge intro.

Hello there
Well not so easy to lose it but why not find a new one...there is no such limit on the horizon. I am trying the hybrid approach right now though. This means the project in Cubase is open, a song is extracted and this prompts the AI for a new one (of 90% audio and style preservance). Then this is downloaded in stems and from them some (two - three mostly) are chosen to be imported into the open project. This way I keep all my sound and add great elements of orchestration and instrument articulations that spice up the final result. Of course it's not always a simple spicing, it may lead to new ideas and I am not always chasing the radical ones but those to enhance my overall presentation to the listeners. The projects gets mixed in Cubase and mastered the usual for me way. The specific song you have listened to has had a different approach. I used the AI produced song (prompted by my original one) as the primary one in Cubase and then imported chosen parts of the original (for example all the piano parts you can hear) either centered or panned to the left. It is hybrid as well but this way most of the sound quality comes from the AI song. It is a new era that as I get it, it's not here to erase but to add....as long as we stay productive and open minded. I actually have such concerns not to mention that I do enjoy spending time on composing and producing. It is my loving hobby and I am no youngster to just be amazed of something so much to lose my grip ...
Thanks a lot for your thoughtful comments.
Greetings, Anthony

Hey bro! Thanks. I can send you the stems and do whatever you want. And just because you like it, take it as yours. Just as a gift for all of you ;) Im sure you can do something extra good... I will find you in soundcloud for further details
Take care peace