crucethus

Thank you!

Hey Crucethus, I'm very happy to be able to reply to you today. It's just a super positive day for me, and this is also one of the cooler comments I've received from you to date! Recording these songs, and the rest on the EP, was a completely new experience for me. It seemed to break down my own barriers to some extent, and I am very happy with reactions of my listeners so far. I really enjoyed performing with a different group of instruments for each song, it seemed to attach a memory to the song. Your car crash metaphor had significance to me, both for recent inspirations, and for distant past personal experiences. Needless to say, I do not drive, at all. "Faultline" is definitely one of my favorite works, especially of live recordings. "It´s so wrong and perverse but it´s compelling mentally and physically." - This to me suggests an adequate summation of modern human existence, and I respect this. The "Bassus Interuptus" (COOL cool song title idea BTW) you speak of was one of those "accidentally on purpose" moments for me... one thing which magnetic tape is so good for capturing. Sorry to ramble, it's just a good day. I think I sold instrument to a couple of well known US musicians in the last week... hopefully it pays for the legal fines! Thanks so much for the comment!

Thanks Cru!

Thanks very much Cru :)

I'll keep the distortion in mind when I do the final mix..

Much appreciated

WKS

thanks crucethus, actually, there's a debate between Muslims and even with some more conservative Muslims that if the music is inviting people to Islam or portraying Islam in a positive manner (in this case it has some imams talking about some of the companions of the prophet, peace be upon him) then it might be ok, because that attracts people to Islam, so this might be accepeted as ok while Michael Jackson songs from his thriller album or Adelle songs would never be accepted, thanks for listening and thanks for the comment

A wise comment and sage advice, from you, Crucethus. I think you are right on the money. I do struggle with finding the something that sounds new and futuristic. I find that I am still working on getting that sound that I hear in my head. I appreciate your suggestions for remixing the Rhodes, making room for some guitar. Getting good guitar parts is a challenge for me, I must admit. I've got several virtual instruments but I find them very limiting and complex to use. And, as for the percussion fills, that's just me being lazy. I'm glad you called me on it. I can do better.

chercher la petite bête c'est une qualité car cela induit que tu as le sens du détail et d'ailleurs ca se ressent dans tes compositions ;)

amicalement

Bleep

Hello Cru

the "female" vocal is a sample from an old old old soundbank lol
it's always a pleasure when listeners give me french words in their comment :) really appreciate and glad to see you liked the track :)

happy holidays too
Friendly
Bleep

Thank you!

Hey Cru! Good to hear from you :) thanks for the comment!

Hope all is well with you and your music!

Thanks, It's been awhile since I have been on Looperman, but I'm going to come around some more.

Thank you very much Steve...your friendly support is much appreciated...as always!:)

Cheers_____Orlando

Thanks Cruce. Playing with Ableton 9 at the mo which I'm new to. Seems excellent. Just need a creative wave or three to come over me now.

So many compliments that honour me and touch me a lot, Cru. A big merci for the joy you give me as I receive the energy and the kindness of your words.
I missed you all too !!
Plenty of light,
Carole

Thanks brother Cru.
Peace and a safe holidays to you and the family.
God bless - B.

I know. couldn't help myself. I need to watch those ending I tend to go off anouther path. thank you cru. always love your feed back.

I feel honored, thank you very much!
Ben

Happy that you found it. Thank you, sir!

Teutonic Teufelswerk that makes you humming to yourself.
Hey Cru, that sounds really good.
Nice to know that you liked what i had done here.

stay tuned
joe

Mr. Steve!

Gotta say, I spent so long getting this one done that your comment made my day. Yes, mixing the bass to the background is new for me, but I have to lay off all the bass layers. I can't listen to a lot of my older stuff. Mudville.

"book-a-tick-a, back-a-tick-a" is what you're hearing as claps. I have the mic at the ready all the time, but rarely use it.

Thanks again for the kind words.

Evan