ScottB55

This is some really heavy stuff, Nelson! I had my sound system up a bit too high when I clicked on your track and I came a few inches off my chair when it started!

Good job, my friend. Keep up the good work.

Happy Holidays,
Scott

Bindanox replied 21st Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

Lol

That wasnt my intention at all(to lift you off from your chair)

Thank you for the love Scott
Merry Christmas

Nelson

ScottB55 17th Dec 2014 18:46 - 10 years ago

on In Light Mint by PDMuzak

Cool track, PDM. Very relaxing and mellow...Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

PDMuzak replied 19th Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

I seem to gravitate to slow space songs . Although I love to listen to Rock and Techno.

ScottB55 17th Dec 2014 18:41 - 10 years ago

on Sunday Morning by Musicante

Enjoyed working with you, M. Another boss one hit wonder!

Cheers,
Scott

Musicante replied 18th Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

Thanks allot, Scott. Enjoyed working with you, too.

So sorry about that bully screwing up our page. Don't take his comments to heart. We did good.

Ciao,
M.

ScottB55 13th Dec 2014 00:37 - 10 years ago

on Slow Grind by ronabo

I like it! Really old school style, which is right up my alley. This would be a great piece for someone to add some smooth vocals to.

Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

ronabo replied 13th Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

Thanks Scott, Old school indeed. :) I am glad you liked it.

Robert

ScottB55 9th Dec 2014 20:46 - 10 years ago

on Danca de Rua by Musicante

Really enjoyed working with you, M. I look forward to our next project.

Cheers,
Scott

Musicante replied 9th Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

And with you, my friend. Our next project will be heading your way in a day or so, so look for it soon!

Ciao,
M.

ScottB55 8th Dec 2014 23:47 - 10 years ago

on Stay featuring Farisha Haque by RichieWinn

Wow, Richie...I really like this track and I think you did a great job, as did Farisha.

I don't know what the big deal is on using tools of the trade. We all do in one way or another. If you use VST instruments, that's a tool! I use an electronic drum kit because I don't want to mic all my drums and piss the neighbors off. I don't know that much about autotune, cause I'm not a singer, but if I was, I'd probably use it. Hell, I love tools and gadgets. I wish I would have had half this stuff when I was playing in bands. I'm going to use everything in my toolbox to make my tracks sound better, but I digress!

Did I say this was a great track! Well, it is...nuff said!

Cheers,
Scott

RichieWinn replied 9th Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

Hi Scott

Many thanks for posting comments. It's always good to hear your view of my productions so thanks for that. I agree with you on all the fuss that's been made about using tools. I remember when I first started playing guitar there were no electronic tuners (1962!) but now I use one without thinking about it and wouldn't have it any other way.

Glad you liked the track.

Best

Richie

ScottB55 8th Dec 2014 23:21 - 10 years ago

on Update3 Dance With You Ft Noemi by SeriouslyJoking

So sorry I misunderstood you. I guess your track sounded good enough to sound finished (as I humbly take my foot out of my mouth!) But honestly, it sounded finished to me. Everyone has their own technique for doing their tracks, so you do whatever works for you. If you are successful and pleased with your work, don't worry about anyone else. You're a wonderful musician, so do your own thing!

Cheers,
Scott

SeriouslyJoking replied 8th Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

Now you are making me blush...
Oh, don´t worry! I thought it was a funny misunderstanding.
No worries.
I'll try to do my thing.

Take care Scott!

ScottB55 5th Dec 2014 17:13 - 10 years ago

on Update3 Dance With You Ft Noemi by SeriouslyJoking

Hey SJ,

Sounds good and glad you finished it.

I've notice some members will put up half finished projects up. I guess that's ok if you want advice, but I've never been one to post anything till I am fully satisfied with it. I'm also a stickler for finishing one before starting another. I've just always been that way. I work extensively with Franco (ferryterry) and many times I tell him I have to finish what I'm working on before starting one of his projects. I'm constantly making little changes towards the end and until I say to myself, "I can't think of anything else to do to it," I just can't bring myself to post it...But I digress!

Anyway, very good job. Always enjoy checking out your work.

Cheers,
Scott

SeriouslyJoking replied 8th Dec 2014 - 10 years ago

Hello Scott!
I must have wrote it corny someway because you misunderstood: I'm not finished with this one and I'm one of those who NEVER finish anything and post it anyway. Hence this project.
Haha!

Aaanyway - say thanks to your body Ferryterry for the guitarr loop, I could't find it in the forums anymore and thank him for it there myself so I guess he has taken it down for some reason.

I'll try to become more like you in the future. ;)
Cheers and take care! / SJ =)

ScottB55 26th Nov 2014 17:18 - 10 years ago

on Farisha - Stay by Enzotic

I always have to check out anything done by, or with, Farisha. This is definitely radio ready...Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

Enzotic replied 26th Nov 2014 - 10 years ago

Thanks for stopping by!

ScottB55 25th Nov 2014 16:40 - 10 years ago

on Tearing MySelf by samern

Great track, Samern. Not usually my preferred taste, but when the musicianship is there, which it is here, I can certainly appreciate it.

I look forward to hearing more of your work.

Cheers,
Scott

samern replied 26th Nov 2014 - 10 years ago

Thanks Scott
your words mean much for me
hope i can come with a new and better music

Samer

ScottB55 24th Nov 2014 08:59 - 10 years ago

on fusion7 ft ferryterry Janis71 by promenade2239

Brilliant piece, Alex! Your work is always wonderful, and it's an added pleasure when I can hear my friend and collaborator, Franco, included with your work. I'd not heard this particular work from him before. Great stuff from you and Franco.

Cheers,
Scott

ScottB55 23rd Nov 2014 16:34 - 10 years ago

on French Rap ft Janis71 by SeaDog

I always loved janis71, so had to check out your track. Really good job. Keep up the good work.

Cheers,
Scott

SeaDog replied 24th Nov 2014 - 10 years ago

Thanks, Scott, for listening and for your nice words. Stefano.

ScottB55 11th Nov 2014 16:09 - 10 years ago

on A Beautiful Day by kdlucas

A real winner you have here, Kelly. Everything jives really well and the mix is precise and everything is heard clearly...Well done!

Cheers,
Scott

ScottB55 9th Nov 2014 15:56 - 10 years ago

on Instant Reaction - Featuring - Sanna Hartfield by midiman007

Mix sounds good here, James. Balance is good and guitar volume is just right.

Enjoyed working on your track. Thanks for the opportunity.

Cheers,
Scott

midiman007 replied 9th Nov 2014 - 10 years ago

Thanks Scott for the assistance on the arrangement and the drums. I think it came out really cool also.

ScottB55 1st Nov 2014 21:12 - 11 years ago

on Cryin Out Loud by KayKreates

Another groovy track, Kay...Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

KayKreates replied 2nd Nov 2014 - 11 years ago

Cool...Thanx! That means a lot. I appreciate you for listening. :)

ScottB55 31st Oct 2014 19:19 - 11 years ago

on All That Jazz by KayKreates

This is quite nice, especially from an online music creator. Not sure how much is involved with your program, but you have a good ear. I'm curious of the site that could create this with little music knowledge. There's some nice programs out there if you wish to take this to a new level. Maybe you can even learn to play an instrument...Good luck.

Cheers,
Scott

KayKreates replied 1st Nov 2014 - 11 years ago

Thanx! Musicshake...very easy, BreakOutBand...no longer there. I recently found...Audiotool. It's more involved than the other sites so, I have much to learn there. Thanx again.

ScottB55 27th Oct 2014 21:26 - 11 years ago

on surreal ambiences ft DanceDemagogue by promenade2239

Nicely done, Alex. I don't listen to techno or electronic styles much anymore, but use to get into it in it's heyday. I remember jamming to Kraftwerk on a Simmons drum kit with friends, back in the old days. Things have really changed since than.

Anyway, good job!

Cheers,
Scott

promenade2239 replied 28th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago

Thanks a lot Scott! It's a bit unusual for me as well and as I said when responding to other comments below: it's an experimental track! The basic idea here was to create minimal and repetitive electro music. I really like kraftwerk and older german electronic - good point! So again: this one is just my attempt to make an electro track - the 'techno' label can fit all older electro-music genres!
Thanks again for your time and nice comments - it's always appreciated! Alex

ScottB55 26th Oct 2014 16:00 - 11 years ago

on Do You Feel by Cestevens1783

As usual, beautiful! I never fail to click on your tracks when I see them here, and am never disappointed. Also, great lyrics, too.

Cheers,
Scott

Cestevens1783 replied 10th Nov 2014 - 10 years ago

Thank you!!

ScottB55 19th Oct 2014 18:13 - 11 years ago

on cat and zombie ft SPIVKURL PHATKATZ by DanGoldstein

This is some wild stuff, Dan. You have quite the imagination.

Cheers,
Scott

DanGoldstein replied 24th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago

thanks very much Scott. it has had quite a facelift in the last few days. more present. but yea - I enjoy these cinematic efforts - telling a literal story at least in part. i'm fortunate to have good collabs. but the mix has been an absolute trial from heaven.

ScottB55 18th Oct 2014 17:26 - 11 years ago

on All I Been Wating For by midiman007

Nice track, James. Everything meshes really well. Mix is nice and clear and not too much compression. Like the harp. Is it a softsynths or live? Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

midiman007 replied 18th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago

Thanks for the comment. The harmonica is a vst instrument I download from the internet. I played it via the keyboard. I think it sounded awesome also.

ScottB55 10th Oct 2014 12:39 - 11 years ago

on The Golden Princess by GoldenOokami

Really cool track, G.O. Little confused about the jazz genre, though. Has a nice 'new age' feel to it. Very well balanced on all instrument. Love the keys.

Cheers,
Scott

GoldenOokami replied 11th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago

I appreciate it Scott. I suppose the percussion had that Jazz feeling to it, however I decided to put the genre as fusion. Other looper commenters have said other genres along with yours. Nevertheless, I appreciate your comment and your time to listen.

~Ookami

ScottB55 8th Oct 2014 15:25 - 11 years ago

on Dont Keep Your Love Away Parts 1 and 2 by EricMilligan

Yeah, a bit beyond my budget now, too. Also, the module is not included. That's another $500 to $1000 depending on which you choose. As far as volume, the snare is no louder. Your volume is controlled through your module's volume control. It just feels better than a pad and has better rebound response. You can buy a mesh head and put it on an acoustic snare drum for silent practice. They are about $10, so if you have an old snare, you can try one out and see how it feels. I love them for practice.

ScottB55 5th Oct 2014 20:00 - 11 years ago

on Organon ft McJonny by RealProblemShuckers

Cool groove you have going here. Has a bit of a Latin vibe to it...Good job!

Cheers,
Scott

RealProblemShuckers replied 14th Oct 2014 - 11 years ago

Latin? Huh... I never would've thought of that! But now, every time I go back and listen to this tune that's all I think of!

BTW, thanks :)

ScottB55 5th Oct 2014 19:57 - 11 years ago

on Waiting by Jeffiedillard

Great vocals! You have really good potential if you can find some musicians to work with...Good luck.

Cheers,
Scott

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