brillbilly

Thanks Chris. This track seems to be relatively "popular" dare i say so i must have done something right. The first bit seems to be the one i'm getting the most comments about.
Are you seriously in the S.A.S. now? One minute your watching the skies then the next it's Andy McNab time. Your life takes you to some strange places huh?
Anyway, cheers for dropping in and leaving your thoughts.
FR

Hello brillbilly :)
thank you much much for the kind words.
i'm happy you've enjoyed this.
Elena :)

Thanks for kind feedback! Respect!

Hey Brillbilly

thanks for all the support here my friend.
this range is small, not to be too cloying.
the bpm it is not too slow in this composition.
this was also one of the reasons it is so short.

thanks fot listening to this song .

have a nice day

Sorry for the slow reply. I wanted to make it a good one.

I do try to be in my own league and always do something that feels like it was made by me and no one else. I think that's mainly why almost the only samples I ever use are drum loops (and hits). They almost don't count, if you know what I mean.

If I play and/or program all the riffs and parts I just have better control over them and can make them do a lot more and change them as necessary and feel like they're mine even though I use some fairly standard hardware and software.

I guess it is quite smooth.

There's a lot more guitar playing to come in this one. I'm just struggling with the end mega guitar solo right now. The track's up to 14 mins so I really hope it doesn't feel too long or self indulgent or boring.

I try to play guitar with both close control (of the timing and the bend I put on each string) and also some slapdash laziness to give it some character and make it a little messy and sort of free flowing at times. I often don't get it right.

Fortunately, detailed audio editing eventually fixes most of that!

"your ever expanding productions"

Yes, I have so many. Some I can hardly even remember and many I can't remember all the sections in them even if I try hard.

I really hope I don't run out of ideas and do the same repetitive stuff I've done before in 10, 20, 30, 40 years' time.

Must keep innovating, getting new sounds, learning new instruments etc in order to prevent that from happening.

Thanks for the appreciation.

Thank you Chris..We keep on dancing (living our normal lives) as the world is starting to prepare from some really really bad stuff soon I fear.

Thanks man, always wanted to try some glitchy trippy type music and this acapella seemed perfect for it!
Appreciate the comment and listen :)

Thanks Mate,
awesome Feedback, never expected that much praise for it.
Looking forward to listen to your new Rock Track.

keep on Bro*
Destero

Hey Bro. Thank you so much for this kind words. Of course, I've been thinking about soft female voice. But it is not easy to find.

Hey thanx mate!

Yes the vocals are awesome and they fit perfectly in this track. That was more of a coincedence because her progression fitted exactly in my progression...
You right about the synths etc... I want to use some different synths... it's still Trance but with a big impact... it worked all well!

Thanx for your comments!

TCAS

"You bring something unique to the table every time"

Yes - that's always my aim. Got to give everything distinctive character. It's OK to reuse the same sounds and instruments but, for me, they need to be combined in new ways. And every new track is a fun opportunity to use a synth sound I haven't yet used (I have thousands I've never used).

I'd like to get more varied guitar sounds into my stuff so really need to get round to getting a quality software amp/effects package such as Amplitube or Guitar Rig.

Thanks for checking it out. I like to think anyone into far out and/or electronic music would get into this.

I think I'm going to put it as the first track on my alternative, far out hip hop-leaning album when it's ready. But it would be a suitable track 1 on most of my albums.

Special stuff that I'm sometimes amazed I actually created.

Many thanks bb, glad you liked it and a big thanks for faving as well.
Best wishes,
Mark/Larry!

Hiya!
Good to hear, Brillbilly and thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Did I mention that I want to thank you?
Oh, good.
=)

Take care!

Glad you enjoyed this one, thanks for taking the time to listen and comment! :)

Many thanks, BB. Always good to hear from you.

Ciao,
Franco & Scott

Hey brillbilly I am glad you enjoyed it that much ;)

Thanks for leaving a comment man
Appreciate it

Greetings john

Bang on with your EDM comment!! but more especially for taking the time to comment and enjoying it, many thanks and very much appreciated.
Mark/Larry!

Brill a pleasure, I always like when someone can pick where the track was aiming for a Club mix it is, glad you enjoyed it and hope others will likewise, thanks for posting. :)