crucethus

Thanx Steve, just me and an old tin can lol!!

thank you very much for comment.
i respect your idea.

Hi Steve, thanks for your feedback...I found the simpler the intrument range the easier to mix thats for sure!
Cheers
Steve

Lol i have no idea what your talking about i dont know much about singing if you could explain i would try it !

Hey Crucethus,

Thanks for checking us out and leaving your comment.

Cheers,
Franco & Scott

wow what a great compliment. I am actually from the Jersey area 20 minutes from NYC, so I grew up listening to tribal house.

No I haven't ;p but it indeed looks funky, noticed when I uploaded it. Guess it is because it seems to be panned a bit to the right. Glad you liked ;) Thanks for leaving a comment crucethus

i really apppreciate your attempt , but as i told you it was by far different with what i meant to be composed for my song.
anyway thank you very much again .

Thanks for the feedback. I love Martha Wash's voice, so much soul.

Yo. See my reply to MrWolf regarding bassline, which is the heartbeat of it all. The track only keeps extending cos I found other ways to work that resonator guitar bassline. Must try detuning and recycling more of my guitar playing like that.

Maybe a little like a Dixie jazz funeral though not as funereal - a bit more chilled and beautiful.

Eerie synth same as in Think Big Feel Small (last upload), Knee Deep In The Cosmic Overwhelm and others.

3:52 snare is switch to hip hop kit. That section is partly lifted from Way Beyond Wrong - possibly first track of mine you reviewed. This and that used to be the same track so share lots of instruments.

4:56 is my little dub organ. Also can be heard at 1:19.

5:15 second rock section. Had to bring that guitar playing and accented hat drum groove back as they break up the jazz nicely.

5:50 guitar starting to get jazzier and bluesier.

Yes, quite subtle piano here. Some is played, other little snippets are copied from the main synth that plays a sort of Rhodes role.

Yeah, don't think this sounds like it was made on a computer - sounds very acoustic and kind of like a live band.

7:38 though you might like the rapid dulcimer in this. Reminiscent of a particular, automatic hammering instrument (marxophone) used on a Portishead track (Orbital one too).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7gutsi1uT4

That dulcimer continues during the heavy section plus some big effects to create a strange, psychedelic bed.

Yes, 7:50 I guess it moves to major scale with the bass guitar. And we get a bit of violin to carry things over down over the drop back to that essential sitting jazz groove on 8:00.

I knew you'd pick out those short acid synth blasts. Instrument was just sitting on timeline but I like to put that sort of incongruity in a jazz track.

In the last couple of minutes it sort of is morphing into another song and I'm a bit embarrassed to admit I cut the end cool jam short just so I could fit whole thing on Looperman. I should probably extend it. Am tempted to make last 3 mins their own track. But I like the build from jazz to heavyish so don't want to remove that from the jazz track

Tough call to be made there.

Thanks for the thoughts, as always. See you for the next upload...

Thank you very much! All feedback is appreciated :)

You are still rude!

No need to be rude.

If you don't believe, it has the earth's frequency. What is the right frequency of the earth?

New Age Propaganda?

Does this sound like New Age Propaganda:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaDKdLEbgBk

My first track by the way.

Steve i'm thankfull for your attempt but to be honest they both were by far different with what i expect from your musical level and class !
i hope you don't mind if i'm honestly saying that i didn't underestand your music composed for my acapella s .
of course probably that's my problem .
anyway I'm a composer bymyself too , and i tried to compose something by myself and soon you'll hear what i have composed for that song of mine .
i really appreciate your attempt Steve .
thank you very much .
*Cindy*

Hi Steve,

Many thanks for listening and your comments, especially the late 80's vibe. Very much appreciated.
Best wishes,
Mark and you know who!!!!

Welcome back Steve and thx!

Although I can't find much resemblance (well, maybe a little bit in the chorus and the title itself)I must say I used to listen to Ultravox quite alot in the past. I remember beautiful "Vienna" and the long intro to "Visions In Blue" is still one of the most memorable favourites of mine...here it is...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpkasPwAtrQ

Thx for bringing memories back:)

Orlando