Tumbleweed

First of all thanks for your visit. Glad at all more since it is not so your normal genre. Nice words, thank you!

Sooo difficult, and so much fun to keep adding layers - but sometimes it's like cooking, a few simple ingredients are best.

Same with mastering - I think we all get caught up in chaining exciters and finalizers, and timing the multi compressors to a few milliseconds - that's *bound* to make my track sound better!

I'm old enough to know the handclap from Sweet Dreams was Dave Stewart smacking an empty picture frame against a wall in a basement, and they did ok with that one :)

Cheers...I might just fix the timing and levels and add just one more tiny thing...and maybe just...oh bugger I've ruined it...etc.

Maff

Thanks a mill for the great comments! yes I have yet to finish it as it was only a demo but I have replaced it with a little bit cleaner version but still not finished tho!

Thanks Ed! I appreciate the Listen & the positive feedback. It was actually fun for me to venture off of my usual path. Glad that you enjoyed it!

Thanks much for the comments Ed, greatly appreciated that!

Hey ED, thanx for wandering over into the Darkside lol!! Always appreciate your support man.
K;)

Less is More I was once told and I will say in this case it obviously worked well lol Thanks for listening Ed :)

I'm glad I could enhance your smiling, as your songs always cheer me up too! I've gotten the impression that you know more about electronic genres than a lot of people out there for real. Thanks so much for stopping by to listen!

Thanks, I am so glad you liked it Ed :)
Comment much appreciated !

Thanks Ed, coming from a musician from a great generation of musicianship that means a lot. Key change is a thought to put into Electronic Dance Music... I'll have to keep it in mind for sure, thanks for the feedback ! :D

Hi Ed - standing ovations from you!! Well, I have to say, that is the best comment ever and makes me very proud. I've been struggeling with this one for some time now...something always clashing with something else, but maybe I'm finally getting there.

Hope all is well with you!
/SJ =)

Thank you Ed for your listen and comments, really appreciated esp. from someone not into that kind of music!
It was really fun experimenting with all those fx, I wanted to know how far I could go that way.
Glad it helped you broaden the imagination on creativity!

Hey Ed, thanks for swinging by!

I did this before I knew anything about interfaces, sequencers and controllers. It would probably sound different and more cluttered if I did it today having all they toys to play with. I like open mixes that can feature each instrument so I try to keep things simple.

I believe this was the second song I posted on the loop when I joined. Cool Edit Pro 2 has nothing on Ableton, hehe!

Take care Ed!

Wayne

merci pour ce commentaire musicalement domr

hi ED
super bit of musical work here with a lot of creativity...lol

THANK S SO LOT

thank you for ya nixe words!

Tumbleweed it is so great to hear nice compliments from you. I do appropriate everything since I know when it comes from someone who plays an instrument or instruments it really is from the heart. Peace..

Hi again, Ed!
About that bass - I didn't even consciously notice the bass in songs before and didn't understand what all the fuss was about...you guys here talking about great basslines etc. etc.
And then I suddenly started to hear it too. (It's OK to laugh, it's both hilarious and embarrassing... =D)
So this is kind of a big musical revelation for me: The bass is what brings the music alive somehow...well, I haven't quite figured it out yet but I'm getting there.

In this case however, it's a very simple and amatourish bassline of course, I'm aware of that. Just celebrating my new knowledge by building a song around that bass which just happened to popp out in an other song where it didn't belong, that's all.

Key changes are a good idea, it's very flat and veeeeeery long, this song.
So some key changes and also just half a song could be my next move here.
Thanks for listening and for the advice!

Take care! /SJ

Tumbleweed i got thrilled to read your comment .
just appology for late reply .
i appreciate your listening and ear and comment .
and i am still waiting to recceive your mail since previous comment of yours !
i like your music .
but i need your email first .
thank you very much .