crucethus

thanks for listening!

Thank you very much crucethus for commenting ;) I tried to make it a bit cliché though which seemed to work. I didn't know it had something in common with kraftwerk etc but that is cool to hear.

hi bro. thanks for the feedback. yes i am proud of the chorus. plenty people spittin out old school style rap but the chorus is origonal. thanks for the compliment bro.

Thank you for your positive feedback, I am glad you like the little tune. :)

I agree, that is why my album songs I use only live.

well i master none of my joints i have someone do that who has the correct ear for that i try my best to take some of the load off but when i put it up it was after i finished it. but its done correctly now im just a producer not a engineer lol i let someone else do that tedious work. but thank you for the comment and for taking the time to listen.

Thank you!

Hehe, thx 4 that one. Have had some strange nights in the 90ies there ;)

LOL...Thanks allot, Crucethus! Glad you like it enough to do a little jig. I don't know what latkes is, but assuming it's something to eat?

Bon appetit and Merry Christmas!

Scott

I like the comments. Glad you could drop in and listen to this tune.
FR

Am glad you liked this,however the stems are ancient history ,maybe i will re record something because i would like to have a stab at an acoustic version of the track ...glad you liked and merry xmas

thanks alot for the input steve. appreciated. i will check out some of the loops on here and hopefuly improve all the time i look forward to learning from guys like youselves and hopefuly producing some great stuff. as i said to static please keep an eye on my progress and i will defo follow you guys. cheers.

Hi mate, thanks for stopping by. Yes sometimes the hardest part is trying to genre the track. Thanks again!

Thanks. I agree as well but it is just a sample beat and I currently only get to put in 4-6 hours to create these beats and it does effect the finished product.

wow thanks Steve glad you liked it mate :)

Thanks for listening my friend! I like your marketing ideas, but at the same time I shudder to think what more related genre labels will do to the music industry... ha ha! Did you mean vitriol-step? That would make sense. This was all made pretty quickly, so that percussive vocal element was just a glitch that worked. It's good to hear from you on this one!

Sorry for the late reply. I don't know what TRESOR was but I will check this out.
Thanks for your listen and comments, appreciated!

Hi Steve!
Well, I've told you this before but this journey has been what it is very much thanks to you and a bunch of other guys and girls here on the loop.
Without all the feedback and advice - no progression.

In December last year I hardly even knew there existed such things as DAW's and that almost everybody could learn to create some kind of music on their computer...now I know. =)
I just wish somebody could have told how addictive this music producing was, though!! It's taking over my life...

=D

Take care - I'm off to have a listen to your latest creation now. /SJ

Sorry for my late reply. I struggle to see the link between this track and For Your Pleasure, which I didn't much like (especially Ferry's vocals), though I did listen to the whole thing trying to spot the link. Must be the odd delayed keyboard part that comes in after a couple of minutes.

Yes, I do like the drums in this track. It's my usual multiple acoustic kit affair but I think they sound similar or are well matched so sort of sound like one big kit. Gives the track a real consistency that is maintained throughout the 18 mins though you'll hear the occasional cowbell in the second half.

Yes, 4:15 I find fun and also kind of fluffy and happy. Does all sound a bit like a live band. Shame I don't have one! 6:00 guitars have some good little squeals and 16th note rapid end of bar fills that I like to do (I can generally only play that fast, and in time, in short bursts).

Thought you'd like the dulcimer, banjo and Eastern stuff in this eg from around 6:50 on. That same bass guitar thundering away providing a good anchor. I use it a hell of a lot in this track but hope it doesn't get too boring. I find these end, darker sections very musical, even though I don't really know what I'm doing in terms of changing key. I just know the mode I've made up and hit those new, correct notes and then branch out a bit.

Since uploading this I've improved it a bit in various ways. I strongly considered splitting it in two but don't think that will now happen (would have called the other half Things That Always Were).

This track will be on my nearly finished album called For The Long-Form Lovers. 4 tracks - around 65 mins running time!

Look out for it in all good record stores soon (not really).

Thanks again for checking out my self indulgent noodlings.

I don't know, don't have any real good recording equipment and I have no idea what to sing for it (think female vocals would do better for it too haha) also here is the mix I made of closer http://play.beatport.com/contests/tegan-sara-closer/529b8803b8ed74474677698f

Hi, many thanks for your comment and sugestions.
Thanks again
Paulo

Thanks for the comment Steve!! I'll have to give that soundtrack a listen again. I am glad I'm not the only one on here that has listened to tangerine dream. Some of the best early 80's soundtracks ever lol. I'll have to look up ultavox. I've heard of them but not familiar with their music. I am from the early 80's new age movement and one of my favs was night noise. I do love a phased string sound. Thanks again

Cheers
Will