Zootman

Hi, thanks for your feedback, much appreciated. Glad you liked the track. Yeah, Surge is a great synth. I had Noisemaker years ago, I should download it again really. The U-He synths are awesome as well.

Thanks, glad you like it. In the beginning I picked up the rule "Every 4 to 8 bars a change" to keep the listener focussed, I still try to adhere to that rule. Our voice/mouth can be used for so much more than just speach or singing, I experiment regularly with it, just take serious out of the equation and have fun :-)

Dude!! i feel and match your smile what a trip this is evidence that we are some sort of oracular windows into the collective shrug of our time from whatever locality ye may be :)

Thanks for taking a listen and providing some feedback Zoot! Yeah, currently in the process of mixing the whole thing down now, I added a bunch of ear-candies to the newest version so I'm at the fun part of trying to get everything to cooperate in the mix! I appreciate your kind words!

Thanks Zoot ;)

Oh yes Zoot I play all the instruments ....here and everywhere - piece of cake for me....hahahahaha
I am not a skilled musician my friend !!!! I could have been a real-time entertainer much earlier - not any more. I started with an accordeon which was accidentally worn on me upside down when I was 4 years old, resulting in me having a very fast left hand but not a right one.....
Later, when we bought the first organ, I had to learn to play normally with both hands.... So , I play keyboard !! I make music on midi level exclusively . Midi means FLEXIBILITY !!! So I can use midi banks and midi loops to cover all instruments. Not only the percussion but also the rhythm guitar is programmed at midi level. Basic knowledge, a lot of organization, even more patience and good ears are required !
You know....when you don't have legs you will be forced to use a wheelchair!! But even if you have 4 legs.... to go from Athens to Paris you have to get on air plane !!!!!!
Cheersssssssssssssssss !

Thanks for your feedback Zoot... much appreciated :)

And i always wanted to go to your part of the world lol. I actually have friends that are inviting me for years to come to New Zealand. I think place is called Queenstown, on some lake. I seen pictures it's really nice. Thanks for listening and liking the song! Cheers!

ha i felt this way

Thank you

I very much like it sounded different to you Zootman, but as I understand it did not sound badly. Been creative is something I always try and I am very glad you say so.
Best regards, Anthony

Thanks for your kind words :) and yes you're right, I agree that the vocals could be higher. On bandlab, there's a plugin where you can reduce the noise so the "ess" and "t" sounds aren't as prominent, guess I overdid it this time haha

Thanks, Zootman! Yes, definitely check out the movie. For me, it was like stepping into another world. Interesting to visit. Not a place I'd be comfortable staying in, though. :)

Thank you Zoot !! Cheersssssss !

glad you liked it

Hello Zootman, thank you my friend for the thoughts and listening to this track.....thanks for your contributions as well....my brother

Lol, I listened. I think you are deep in the Wop Wops now, mate! Thanks for sharing!

Appreciate the feedback!

Thanks, I do not like writing lyrics, and therefore I don't sing much.

Thanks Zootman, rap was a bit fiddly to make fit :-)

Hey Zoot, what's happnin'?
It's funny that you say this could be a metal track, too. I have a remix that has the guitars, bass and metal drums in place of the synths. This version was far more menacing, as it was intended. I may still use the metal version for something else though. It's not plagiarism when it's your own, right?
Yes. Andrew Wood was the main inspiration for Temple of the Dog. Cornell basically made the album as a tribute and as a way to deal with Andrew's death.
Hey, thanks for taking the time to listen and comment. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Take care.
V.

Hi Zoot, thanks for your feedback, glad you liked the track. I haven't read any of Rupert Sheldrake's books, but I was interested in his proposed theory of morphic resonance though, hence the song title. Thanks again.