DanGoldstein
Building Blocks for Your Tracks
Harrisburg, United States
Joined : 24th Oct 2010 - 15 years ago
DanGoldstein comments on tracks
DanGoldstein has posted 934 comments on other peoples tracks.
DanGoldstein has posted 934 comments on other peoples tracks.
on Low Key Love by StaticNomad
U do a wonderful job at around 9 minutes in of heating things up via very smooth transition.
Enjoyed listening to this again. Peace
I do know that I like micro tones and guess I use them quite a bit through all the slide playing I do (remember the bassline in this is mostly slide and then there's slide guitar in the rocking section).
Yes, rocking section in this is fun though probably the end needs to be extended by about a minute as it's getting into a cool funk jam and then ends. I like to build things up to go heavy just to show how things can progress. But I don't do it just for the sake of it - only if it works.
Thanks again for your thoughts.
on appellare by domr30
on Low Key Love by StaticNomad
Well I'm not selling anything yet. I'm planning to give a bunch of albums away for free through a site such as Bandcamp once I've got mastering and artwork done. I guess I could charge for them but this is real niche music so probably not worth trying to make any money off it.
Anyway, - I like all sorts of grooves, including slow, spacious, ponderous (good word, not used very often) jazz ones.
Yes, I think my unusual choice of instruments is one of the key defining aspects of my music. There's so much uninteresting music out there and I kind of think everything's been done before in terms of notes or chords or sonic extremes. However, the way in which you combine sounds has loads and loads more possibilities.
It's not as though I have a regular band lineup so I just choose instrument combinations that I've not used before for every single track. I try to give them all their own character. I think inventive instrument combinations is the real way to create unique music. I have no idea how I could combine notes in a way that no one has done before. But with sounds there are many more possibilities.
I like to be patient with the development. You may be able to hear that most of the track is based around the main bassline. So, everything that follows is just me developing other parts to accompany that bassline. Different drum grooves and keyboard parts and also complete changes (such as the two rock drums and guitar sections) as a break before returning to that main theme.
"Very musical"
I think when you get jazz right it tends to sound very rich and musical. More so than a lot of electronic music or metal. I don't know why that is or if I'm even explaining myself properly.
Thanks for stopping by.
on Experimental House by the47
on Orgasmic by KlownBeatz
on Diana by XmafaX
on Greed by XmafaX
In fact the guitars were created with computer.
Thanks again
Paulo
on Moon Man by VicaMOOR
on Kah Leaf Ah by VicaMOOR
on 2nite by FearlessWretch
on Snow Rhymes by surya94
thanx for ur comments man.
i really appreciate the fact that u liked the song.
and i really appreciate u gave ur valuable time to this track...
Stay tuned for more.
Thanx mate
Zeno
on My Memories Of A Ghost With The Violin by Orlando51
All the best___Orlando
on NO to child labour Behnam ZanDi deciBel by deciBel
on Starting todaY- Brandon Michelle ft Behnam Zandi by deciBel
on Sinthetic and Evil by evilarmy83
on Stranded in time by johnnyproducing
on All Because - Patricia Edwards and Piero Peluche by PieroPeluche
on ctsts by SoulMaaaan85
on Chillin by trevsi13
i really respect that you just hold to the mood you establish, find creative ways to add color, variation. I would call this "hip hop ambient!" you just invented a new sub-genre! LOL! big congrats! nice work! Dan
on Feed Me More by kiye28rebel
The sound is less, because it has not mastering.
thank you for giving feedback
on sorry for by darkrose88
on Unnamed by kittytrillah
on My World is Falling Down by beerling1970
on Nightmare B4 Christmas by Felix
Felix.
on Dilligence feat Patroklus by 6Hat