Tumbleweed

Hello Ed!

It's a relaxing track yeah, before sleep and after awakening...? :-)

Greetings, Danke

Hello Ed.

That was right the point i try to go to. Make a track with just 1 vst and let it sound mostly so that it fits to the idea behind.

Nice that you think it works in a way.

-When i started making music (at least 35 years ago) we did all our music just with 1 cheap yamaha keyboard (i forgot the name of it, but it was a mini key one, with a very easy ADSR thing) and it works well) So i think it isn´t to hard to do a track just with just 1 vst ......

stay tuned
joe

You're too kind, Ed! Thanks you so much for your kind words a support for our little band. We all appreciate and love reading your comments.

Ciao,
M.

Yep..been digging for days now, that's just around the house
drifts up over, all the windows and doors...MF'er...
Driveway my boy comes by with his Tractor Blower, 300ft driveway
wouldn't even think of doing that...
But he can't get close to the house, wish he could...
Got a few big young guys, down the road they got girls friends
and need money, if we get anymore they'll have the money... :-)
Then your brother knows how I feel...Cause I feel his pain..

Same to you Ed...All the best

Peace...TG.

merci pour l attention du morceau et l ecoute domr

Good Mr. Ed, how are you?

I've been playing bass for about 18 years, only seriously for about the last 4 years, since I discovered the ability to record through my friend Jeff getting CubaseLE4.

Anyway, I only mention that because, in all that time, I've never even picked up and played a jazz bass. Never played one ever. I know I should.

First was a Peavey Patriot. Aweful thing. One single coil close to the neck, and a neck guaranteed to bow. Lost it in a bet that haunts me to this day.

Next was an Epiphone P-Bass that is a total Fender rip-off. A split single-coil with volume and tone pots. Still got it, though it's missing the tone knob when the pot broke from abuse.

But my baby, and the bass that you hear on everything I have on this site, is my Ibanez SR600. Dual humbuckers, active electronics for EQ, with low, mid, high, toggle for mid sculpting, vol and pup balance. That has really been the biggest thing for me, having the ability to get the tone I want straight from the instrument, and not trying to dress up a crap tone after the fact.

Glad you liked this one. I'm going into the project tonight to do some fixing on parts. Wish me luck!

Evan

Thanks. Will update this one of these days.

i'm good at ideas and vocals - but - unfortunately - have problems in carryind the project to a final state. May be this one will stay as it is - unfinished.( I can compose and even play the arrangement - but I can't master and all that

yeah that kick was actually supposed to represent a heart beat, thats why it goes all the way through the track, and also.. it sounded cool haha, there's no sub bass but although there are some tweaks to give it more of a punch and make it sound more lively :)

cheers ed, thanks for stopping by :)

Thank u for the kind feedback! much appreciate!

yes - I think you are very attentive to ambiance in your mixes. for me - these ambient tracks are an opportunity to learn the characteristics of some basic old school synths and get a few basic mixing solutions under my belt. if I have managed to speak to the art which is my inspiration I am really happy. thanks man.

Thanks Ed for your support.
I have uploaded a new version where I decreased a bit the frequencies between 150 and 350Hz: that's to say that I think you are right. :-)
I did not boost the bass (yet?) … need to listen on good speakers before.
I really appreciate your advices and your kind words.
Take care, Domenico

Ed - thanks for your kind comments - much appreciated.
-clindsay

Thanks for the kind words Ed. You are too kind as usual.
And you are right with your comment on the low freqs: I usually put a low cut on 30Hz on "everything that I record". In this case I am having problems because I have some deep synth notes which may create some problems.
And I have probably still too much bass-freqs on my voice: trying to hide myself. I cannot sing and I am not too sure of my English pronunciation...I need to get over this.
Once more: thanks!
Ciao, Domenico

Thanks, Tumbleweed! I had a lot of fun recording the guitars for this song haha. :P

Thanks Ed...
I hear auto tuning today, and I laugh at how they use it on those
that can't sing, in fact couldn't carry a note around the corner...
I have to use my guitar because I know I can't sing anymore but
they never could sing and use a tuner... What a joke...

Glad you enjoyed the track Man...

Peace...TG.

Hello Ed - master as Ben calls you :)
thank you much much for this comment .
i don't know much about mix,so it will be a heavenly gift
if you can help me about this .
I know you can correct my mix and I'll be honoured .
a big thank to you again .
Elena :)

thank you so much .

Hey Ed,

Thanks again for giving it a listen and all the kind words. Yes there is a high possibility people not mite remember the theme, I did this for a very simple reason, My Rendition! And Yes, LOTR Score is Epic... Just love everything about the movie. Try something out if your heart says brother. Thanks again.

-EB

Thank you. :)

ahhh thanks Ed,
like us all I suppose I just seem to be juggling time lately, so I haven't been as active on looperman as I would have liked to have been, but I have been going through some of my earlier stuff and remixing some of it, as well as working on new tracks which I am hoping to get out soon. this one was a big test and I really am so pleased you liked it, it does mean an awful lot, hope all is well with you and speak again soon
Take care Ed and my very best wishes.
Mark