AnthonyAttard

Anthony! I've got some stirrings going on in my music brain. Eventually I'm going on a exploratory excursion musically. Gratitude for the high marks and your musical perspective.

Now about the vocals, at the same time your comment came through I was on the road thinking about my next move. Stay tuned!

Mark

Thank you Antoni!!

Dear Anthony, once again, thank you very much for listening and for your thoughtful comments.
Since we only did a single vocal recording, and after putting a great deal of work into the lyric fitting so that the voice would sit properly within the music which we did not want to rerecord because it was very close to the atmosphere of the song we realized that it came out a bit more dramatic than we had expected.
So, we toughened up the track slightly by adding more guitar and drier drums, making it sound a little less emotional. Your observation was absolutely correct.
At this point, it would be difficult to redo it, because we would probably lose the feeling of the moment, so perhaps it is best as it is.
Thank you very much personally, with great appreciation,

Chris

I am glad you like it brother !! Indeed, some moments would have been more beautiful if there had been the possibility of a second take of the vocals at certain areas but......never mind...!!! Thank you very much brother !! Much Love ! Cheerssssssssssssss !!

Thanks Anthony, glad you like it.

Thank you so much Anthony! My only hope is that I can learn a little bit more and get a little bit better with each song :)

Thanks, Anthony! I actually went to a theater highschool, so it makes complete sense that you get theareical vibes from this hahaha. I appreciate the kind words -- I really do want to get into rapping more just need to work on making better lyrics. Thanks again for the uplifting comments!

Thanks so much, Anthony, for your encouragement.
I'm learning little by little. It's very complex, with lots of parameters, settings, and techniques, but by watching tutorials I'm starting to get the hang of it, haha. I hope one day I'll be closer to your sound quality.
Best regards, Juan Carlos

thanks Anthony, I tried my best :)

Thank you so much Anthony.
I really appreciate your words.Thanks to the Loopermans, I was able to achieve this.
Without support and compliments, I would have remained far too insecure.Practicing and using a real microphone has also helped. I initially recorded my voice using a recorder on my phone. I am also now putting more effort into learning how to master my voice a bit.
Have a nice day.

Thank you Anthony, glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for your comment. I do have to admit not all my ideas for music are so great. I can produce something decent from time to time.

Thanks again for listening.

Anthony, thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. I truly appreciate it.

Best regards,
Richard

Hello Anthony
I could not agree more its fun you learn new things.
thanks for your time and kind comment we do appreciate them :)

Thank you so much, Anthony! Hearing that the track convinced you by 0:48 and kept delivering is amazing feedback. Im glad the rhythmic part felt unique and joyful. Thats exactly the energy I hoped to capture. Your instincts being spot-on and calling it a hit really means a lot. Best regards back to you!
Enough respect, sir!

Ill take that, Anthony. I appreciate the support my friend

Credit where credit is due. I joined LM 17 years ago. Back then Steve Bone posted many sax, flute and other loops. I was fortunate enough to back up most of his creations. If you don't sign into LM for a few years, your stuff disappears off the site. So now I back up everybody who shows real promise. There was a Spanish guitar player from Germany I thought was exceptional. After posting hundreds of loops he deleted it all and moved to IG. I have most of his stuff. I don't have room to store a half billion loops, but I have my best of the best. Steve Bone's saxophone is one of those. Good to hear from you Anthony, Cosmo

Thanks so much Anthony! Youre continued support for us is appreciated to the moon, bro

Thanks Anthony!

Hi AnthonyAttard, thanks for your comment. I love nothing more than some odd notes here and there while I am playing (sometimes, without being big-headed, I think of it as practicing and playing at the same time). Concerning this track and possibly others, I like the freedom and expression before, during and after. Sometimes trying to disguise it, ignore it or I dare say - laugh at it - I think there is some humility in there. I do not want to smooth out anything. I feel as though I am teetering on the cusp of something and I mostly always end up running the opposite direction, almost intentionally. The way I keep learning is by keeping on making "mistakes". I am self taught mostly and I try very hard to avoid repeating anything, especially when playing guitar. For me it is like a journey, I just tune the guitar as to almost sound okay, hit the record, imagine I'm on my own and just play without any conformity or restriction. That is how I can express emotion (what lacks I think on a superficial level, at least for me). Of course, for the listener, it will mean other things. I wanted to just play as if it would be relaxed, more meaningful etc... without an end goal or striving for achievements along the way. I am glad that you picked up on some things and noticed. I am always learning, I will certainly keep on playing and fine tuning things, though, not in the usual way!