crucethus

Hi Cru.
I am glad you liked it.
Thanks again, mate.
Maj

great to have you back around and im looking forward to your new work. sorry to here about your loss Steven, never a good time for anyone, hope your all good my thoughts are with you.
i have really been putting the work in on music over the last 3-6 months, areas i have heard about but didn't really understand clearly sound structures stereo separation chord progressions key scales frequency ranges etc, so im excepting my work to sound better, also i usually sing from a lyric sheet, even though i know the words i wrote them but still use a lyric text for safety but my last two i stood up and freestyled of the top of my head, i think the delivery feels more natural then but i little more difficult too, thanks again for your support Steven its always appreciated as is your feedback

Thanks, Steve! Have a happy new year, pal.

thankyou Steven its always a pleasure to have you check me out, happy holidays to your lot too, im really having fun now simply because of how ive learnt far more on the engineering side, with a number of vocal cuts multi layered dynamic EQ de-easing reverbs delays all side-chained in, thanks for the shout on the faded intro, i use automation alot now as you probably know anything can be automated from a knob to a slider a vocal chop, giving you a better impact and total control of output and yes bro, i get far more pleasure passing on new found skills to others, just like you said to me many moons ago, your a colleague and friend i respect

Thanks very much Steve :)
Happy wih this one, it's now remastered!

Thanks very much Steve, high praise indeed!!

That is where I made the most change from the original!

Every now and again I'll make something truly unique. Thanks for listening~!

Hello Steven, nice to see you here again. Thank you for the compliment. And thank you for the good tip about the FX on brass instruments. I'll try it out, but not on this track... it's ok for me the way it is. I still see almost all of my tracks as just exercises. I think I still have a lot to learn before I can get one really good track. Thank you for the really motivating support.
Cheers,
Micky

hello Steven, thanks for the listen and comment hope your good, lifes good for me just started a new position senior engineer for an international company, im busy but i might try put something together this weekend i did like it when i done Incy Wincey, or as you say Itsy Bitsy the year before last, we'll see :))

thanks for the check out Steven and your advice you were always a driver for me bro, ive heard Frida' track before its good and Jorn' cover is rocking, he's got some voice thanks for the share and i hope we going to see and here a bit more from you. hope the family are all good

Cool, I'd never heard of those but I'll look into it! I am a huge fan myself of John Cleese's book & video on creativity. Not there's a specific strategy I wouldn't do, but just to remind me that the frustration we feel is shared even by the greatest creative geniuses.

Thanks for listening and commenting my friend!

Yeah, a downtuned baritone sax sample gets me all inspector-gadgety every time. Also, you've given me some ideas... thanks for listening.

Thanks!

That's a great shout. Japan was a good band (might still be).
Thanks for the tip Steven!! I'll follow up... maybe this weekend if I can get my 2 other tracks and several side projects up and running :D

Thanks for the message bro, Nice to see an old Looperman member from when I started on here.

Hello, apologies for the belated reply. Much appreciated. Bobo.

Hey Steve, hope all is well!

A few bands influenced me, Wolfmother and the Guess Who and the Sheepdogs come to mind.

The Guess Who and the Sheepdogs, great Canadian bands, eh.

Thanks

Wayne

thanks Steven, hope you and the Mrs are good, the intro is epic, the rap had to be good. i done a community track before this, if you get five
https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/241088
thanks for the stop and listen mate, its appreciated

Nice track! Did you create this one? I like the old school sound it has.
Jonathan

Thank you! This track always helps me to stay in mood when it rains all day! : )

Yeah it all started from a quick bassline. I recorded the bass loop, added some quick funky drums on the electronic set, some piano, and then the vocals basically wrote themselves and suddenly I had a song. Sometimes life is easy and you don't need that much effort :)

You're so right...very underestimated!
Thanks for stopping by.
Cheers

thanks Cru for your stop !
Michael