I really like the track a lot, like I said It has class and taste...
Not everyone is going to like, every section of a long song
like this, most would have chopped this down to 4:00 put
a fade on it and been done with it... With some alterations
you'd have 2 songs here... 8:23 the drums are some what
the same but that Violin portion as opposed to the slide guitar
doesn't work for me, that's all I was saying...That is "Clid"
it's like walking down the street and you make a left turn
out of the blue and walk into a brick wall...
I'm thinking you wanted to end it, outside the expected
formulas of most, I can understand that and it's all good...4 me...
My interests are the Recording and the Instrumental play
of the music...
Oh sure, I agree not everyone is going to like every section of the long stuff I do. That's why I just do it to please myself. I do try hard to only include the sections/parts that I think deserve to be included.
"most would have chopped this down to 4:00 put
a fade on it and been done with it"
Yes but I'm not most people ie I don't go for conventional music making or just one or two genres. I do longform, evolving stuff and some people get that and appreciate all the different directions. I'm not exactly making commercial music and only ever expect a small audience for what I do.
Yes, I could make 2 tracks out of it. Or 10, whatever, as I could stretch out lots of these sections.
But I like to think the sections flow somewhat logically and fit together comfortably enough.
I actually also do a lot of splitting tracks into sub-divisions rather than going with one massive thing. In composing this, it also turned into jazz and then metal and I've removed those parts and am turning them into a separate track. Basically, I have a lot of musical ideas and find it quite easy to generate more and more material. The difficulty then is trying to choose what goes with what and it's impossible to know if I always (or ever) get it right.
Musically, I quite like the idea of a left turn into a brick wall, as long as its done tastefully. I like tracks to take me different and interesting places though I also have no problem with one straight genre if it's done really well. I don't think this track has that many surprising twists and turns. I've tried to keep it all in the same sort of mood, using the same collection of sounds that I hink work together.
OK, I don't know why the violin part at 8:23 doesn't work for you. It's just a return to an earlier theme (and drum loop), now explored a bit more. It's my favourite section so I'll keep it.
I still have no idea what "Clid" is but it doesn't matter. It that is a word, it's not one I've heard before.
Anyway, good that you liked some of it. Not a problem that didn't extend to all of it.
Very very nice track, got some nice melodies going on...
5:00 mark your in to a solid groove, got a lock on that
pocket...
Tried that slide guitar in there, it worked but I don't know
where the end came from, a left turn Clid... :-)
I find it a little to light after all that funk, it's like your rolling
down the Cross Bronx Express way...Blink and you end up in
the Smokie Mountains somewhere...Drinkin God know what...No..
I mean... It's all done in a top shelf manner...My Man
That just felt funny to me and me only...
Over all this has class and taste in how you did this, you know
what your doing when you do it...And that's Cool..
Hi. Thanks for the praise ("Over all this has class") though I'm not quite sure what you're saying at times. Let me try to work it out.
"Tried that slide guitar in there, it worked but I don't know
where the end came from, a left turn Clid... :-)
I have no idea what "Clid" means or if it's just a typo. And then something about not knowing where the end came from. Don't know what you mean. If you mean 8:21-9:40, that's a reprise (return) of the string melody on 4:10 though I do more with it this time. That's my favourite section (the end 90 secs).
"I find it a little to light after all that funk, it's like your rolling
down the Cross Bronx Express way...Blink and you end up in
the Smokie Mountains somewhere..."
I don't know where the Cross Bronx Express way is. For a start, I don't live in the US.
I think the rest means something like you didn't think going into the slide solo was a good idea after the delicate funk middle. A little too light? Well, when the slide enters, that's also where a heavier drum kit enters so I don't think it's light. If anything, a bit heavier as things get a bit more epic and upfront after all the groove chilling.
I had a whole bunch of other guitar parts (funk, metal, blues, rock etc) I was planning to use in the breakout section beginning 5:45 but I'm trying hard not to make tracks that are too long these days so decided just to go with the slide solo. It seems to be enough. I don't mind if you don't like it (or don't think if fits this track) and will try to work out what's perhaps wrong with it.
I really like the tune crazy good mix, her voice is in the right place
and feels good there...
The last ( Down ) "back vocal phrase" at the top of the tune, is way behind
the beat but I see you made some chops, in different places on the back end of the tune...
If it were me I would put them on the Down Beat of the Bass drum, stay in time with the drums can't go wrong... :)
Real good start thought, almost radio ready and I like how things were recorded top shelf...
thanks man :)
i was starting to fall away from this project a bit, in favour of other tracks but these comments have inspired me :D haha
Ill defiantly be updating it.
Yep...Bass drums has more bottom, then it has Mids or Highs
it's just a balance thing, keep workin it...keep it simple...
Trick is to know, what you like learn to do it, then compare it to
others what you like, is more then likely what you need...
Just Beeeee's that way...
i get you soundhound thanks for the feedback... i have little to no mixing knowledge so when u start talking about mids and highs and ish i just look at you with the blankface lol... school me bro.. how would i fix that?
Good song has something real to say, as well as being said
very nicely with the vocals...
I know the guitars were over dubbed, but if a voice can't stand
on it's own with a just guitar, it's not going to work with anything
else... Something "Bill Wethers" told me many, many years ago...
Very Nicely Done, love the groove has a soft jungle feel to it...
Sitting in a house on a hill, and below all around you is nothing
but miles and mile of deep dark jungle...
From there it's ok, cause you've got your honey with you and a
nice bottle wine, made from local grapes...And your just about
ready to get it on... :-)
A cool place with a nice view is a good thing while listen.
A good wine for a stressless moment ......
Yeah thats always a good thing,
Something endless for the eys and the mind and for the feeling of "being alife"
And with the right person around, the univers is on your side :)
Nice to know that you enjoy the listen.
Thanks for your nice comment TG
Great for sound efx that's about all...
What little melody you have, is completely lost in the mayhem
of the efx...
I can tell your running top shelf gear, I'm sure that's not all you
can do with it... :-)
I really like it...Nice space and feel...
Guitar in hand as I was playing along, over all it felt good
and moved in a solid way...
Love the harmonic patterns as the move across the spectrum,
nice touch with the keys...
1st kick at the can...Well keep doing it because, it gets easier
as you get down the road...
The main objective of Music, is to make you dig deep into your
soul and express your true feelings in side...
I don't play anything that doesn't FEEL GOOD to me, I let people
listen to it...But it's about what my soul is saying to me...Not what
they need to hear...
We all started where you are now, NEVER QUIT because this is one
bag that you will want to bring with you, for the rest of your life...
Now this is what I'm talkin about, the truth is told it's how you say it and
the words you use to explain it...
That creates the power, that their meaning holds this has the tools, to go
beyond just the City Walls...the "Hood" ...
Just need a few things to hold the listeners interest while you tell it...
SIMPLE THINGS....
While I was listening I had my guitar in hand, tried a few things that
didn't work in the traditional ways...
Going outside the box, that far is not familiar waters, for me I've learned
early in life never swim in water, that you don't know what's on the bottom...
This may sound like todays Japanese Music, but the other version was
closer to reality...
Never the less nice track, keys have a compression cloud over them
but that's being picky on my part, forgive me...
I can vaguely remember this song, who was that guy again...
oooooh yeah the the Mr. Diddle
Very nicely done, what I really like is that you didn't do it, like him
you made the tune today not yesterday...
Took some talent to pull that off as good as you have, no question
an oldy but goody reborn in a good way...
Cool sounds, very theatrical in it's nature tone wise...
Well that's the box I've known that sound to be in, I can
remember anyone using for anything other than...I guess
it's just the way the formula's played...
Huuuum...Jazzy kinda ride might work...
Yep...You stepped outside the box on this one...
Hot mix, love how you put this together, could use a
guitar or something to bump it up a notch or two....
I must say I'm not sure about the end of the tune, the melody
the keys are playing, doesn't seem to fit the bill for strength
in dynamics, I think I would've chopped this up a little differently...
But over all top shelf project....Well done...
I really really wanted to add a saxophone but i do not have any vsts that have that kind of sound :(((( I was pretty upset. Yea about the ending, im still contemplating weather I should do something different or not im going to mess around with some ideas. Thx for the comment!
on Funkmachine by ZankFrappa
Peace...TG.
on A Little Bit Of Infinity by StaticNomad
I really like the track a lot, like I said It has class and taste...
Not everyone is going to like, every section of a long song
like this, most would have chopped this down to 4:00 put
a fade on it and been done with it... With some alterations
you'd have 2 songs here... 8:23 the drums are some what
the same but that Violin portion as opposed to the slide guitar
doesn't work for me, that's all I was saying...That is "Clid"
it's like walking down the street and you make a left turn
out of the blue and walk into a brick wall...
I'm thinking you wanted to end it, outside the expected
formulas of most, I can understand that and it's all good...4 me...
My interests are the Recording and the Instrumental play
of the music...
Peace...
"most would have chopped this down to 4:00 put
a fade on it and been done with it"
Yes but I'm not most people ie I don't go for conventional music making or just one or two genres. I do longform, evolving stuff and some people get that and appreciate all the different directions. I'm not exactly making commercial music and only ever expect a small audience for what I do.
Yes, I could make 2 tracks out of it. Or 10, whatever, as I could stretch out lots of these sections.
But I like to think the sections flow somewhat logically and fit together comfortably enough.
I actually also do a lot of splitting tracks into sub-divisions rather than going with one massive thing. In composing this, it also turned into jazz and then metal and I've removed those parts and am turning them into a separate track. Basically, I have a lot of musical ideas and find it quite easy to generate more and more material. The difficulty then is trying to choose what goes with what and it's impossible to know if I always (or ever) get it right.
Musically, I quite like the idea of a left turn into a brick wall, as long as its done tastefully. I like tracks to take me different and interesting places though I also have no problem with one straight genre if it's done really well. I don't think this track has that many surprising twists and turns. I've tried to keep it all in the same sort of mood, using the same collection of sounds that I hink work together.
OK, I don't know why the violin part at 8:23 doesn't work for you. It's just a return to an earlier theme (and drum loop), now explored a bit more. It's my favourite section so I'll keep it.
I still have no idea what "Clid" is but it doesn't matter. It that is a word, it's not one I've heard before.
Anyway, good that you liked some of it. Not a problem that didn't extend to all of it.
on A Little Bit Of Infinity by StaticNomad
5:00 mark your in to a solid groove, got a lock on that
pocket...
Tried that slide guitar in there, it worked but I don't know
where the end came from, a left turn Clid... :-)
I find it a little to light after all that funk, it's like your rolling
down the Cross Bronx Express way...Blink and you end up in
the Smokie Mountains somewhere...Drinkin God know what...No..
I mean... It's all done in a top shelf manner...My Man
That just felt funny to me and me only...
Over all this has class and taste in how you did this, you know
what your doing when you do it...And that's Cool..
Peace...TG.
"Tried that slide guitar in there, it worked but I don't know
where the end came from, a left turn Clid... :-)
I have no idea what "Clid" means or if it's just a typo. And then something about not knowing where the end came from. Don't know what you mean. If you mean 8:21-9:40, that's a reprise (return) of the string melody on 4:10 though I do more with it this time. That's my favourite section (the end 90 secs).
"I find it a little to light after all that funk, it's like your rolling
down the Cross Bronx Express way...Blink and you end up in
the Smokie Mountains somewhere..."
I don't know where the Cross Bronx Express way is. For a start, I don't live in the US.
I think the rest means something like you didn't think going into the slide solo was a good idea after the delicate funk middle. A little too light? Well, when the slide enters, that's also where a heavier drum kit enters so I don't think it's light. If anything, a bit heavier as things get a bit more epic and upfront after all the groove chilling.
I had a whole bunch of other guitar parts (funk, metal, blues, rock etc) I was planning to use in the breakout section beginning 5:45 but I'm trying hard not to make tracks that are too long these days so decided just to go with the slide solo. It seems to be enough. I don't mind if you don't like it (or don't think if fits this track) and will try to work out what's perhaps wrong with it.
Thanks.
on Could it Be - Featuring Chip Jenkins by midiman007
and feels good there...
The last ( Down ) "back vocal phrase" at the top of the tune, is way behind
the beat but I see you made some chops, in different places on the back end of the tune...
If it were me I would put them on the Down Beat of the Bass drum, stay in time with the drums can't go wrong... :)
Real good start thought, almost radio ready and I like how things were recorded top shelf...
Peace...TG.
on Dark rap beat by dani9991
Very Nice work...
Peace...TG.
on Xyilent - Pluto by XyIlent
Very good project, keep'er going...
Peace...TG.
i was starting to fall away from this project a bit, in favour of other tracks but these comments have inspired me :D haha
Ill defiantly be updating it.
Thanks SoundHound!
on Wanna Get Freaky - Funkiest Remix Entry by clindsay
Sounds good to me...
Peace...TG.
on THE WAY by laviathin
Great start..
Peace...TG.
on Got help from Chivano by TCAS
Peace...TG.
on High Communication feat Ferryterry by promenade2239
Solid chord progressions my kinda flavour, smooth ride
yes sir...A Very Good Project Guys...
Peace...TG.
Really glad you enjoyed. Best to you, Alex
on injustice by NeonThoughts
it's just a balance thing, keep workin it...keep it simple...
Trick is to know, what you like learn to do it, then compare it to
others what you like, is more then likely what you need...
Just Beeeee's that way...
Cool start...
Peace...TG.
on Wont Stop Loving You by BradoSanz
very nicely with the vocals...
I know the guitars were over dubbed, but if a voice can't stand
on it's own with a just guitar, it's not going to work with anything
else... Something "Bill Wethers" told me many, many years ago...
on The alien tribes connection - Dream Dancer by joecramer
Sitting in a house on a hill, and below all around you is nothing
but miles and mile of deep dark jungle...
From there it's ok, cause you've got your honey with you and a
nice bottle wine, made from local grapes...And your just about
ready to get it on... :-)
Cool track Guys...
Peace...TG.
A good wine for a stressless moment ......
Yeah thats always a good thing,
Something endless for the eys and the mind and for the feeling of "being alife"
And with the right person around, the univers is on your side :)
Nice to know that you enjoy the listen.
Thanks for your nice comment TG
stay tuned
joe
on Nick Atom - Juggernaut - Original Mix by Xachan
What little melody you have, is completely lost in the mayhem
of the efx...
I can tell your running top shelf gear, I'm sure that's not all you
can do with it... :-)
Peace...TG.
on the lost land of peace by ElenaSatine
Guitar in hand as I was playing along, over all it felt good
and moved in a solid way...
Love the harmonic patterns as the move across the spectrum,
nice touch with the keys...
Nice project...
Peace...TG.
you made me believe this track more by your kind words.
love and peace.
Elena :)
on Manifesto by NeonThoughts
grooves you could make this into, a real good song...
For now it's a real nice start...
Peace...TG.
on Marzipan by amaTheArtist
as you get down the road...
The main objective of Music, is to make you dig deep into your
soul and express your true feelings in side...
I don't play anything that doesn't FEEL GOOD to me, I let people
listen to it...But it's about what my soul is saying to me...Not what
they need to hear...
We all started where you are now, NEVER QUIT because this is one
bag that you will want to bring with you, for the rest of your life...
Have Fun, and get it done...
Peace...TG.
on Flow Poetic by ShawnLat
the words you use to explain it...
That creates the power, that their meaning holds this has the tools, to go
beyond just the City Walls...the "Hood" ...
Just need a few things to hold the listeners interest while you tell it...
SIMPLE THINGS....
Peace...TG.
on chrysanthemum by DanGoldstein
didn't work in the traditional ways...
Going outside the box, that far is not familiar waters, for me I've learned
early in life never swim in water, that you don't know what's on the bottom...
So it's cool Man...Movin on...
Peace...TG.
on Otonoha Final Edit by 15ludwicke
closer to reality...
Never the less nice track, keys have a compression cloud over them
but that's being picky on my part, forgive me...
It's a cool track Man solid piece of work...
Peace...TG.
I'm having trouble understanding the slightly cryptic wording of your comment, but thanks for the compliments!
Rico L.
on Knock Boots by Cologino
This could be nice in the right hands...
Peace...TG.
on What Bo Said by ZankFrappa
oooooh yeah the the Mr. Diddle
Very nicely done, what I really like is that you didn't do it, like him
you made the tune today not yesterday...
Took some talent to pull that off as good as you have, no question
an oldy but goody reborn in a good way...
Peace...TG.
See below
on chrysanthemum by DanGoldstein
Well that's the box I've known that sound to be in, I can
remember anyone using for anything other than...I guess
it's just the way the formula's played...
Huuuum...Jazzy kinda ride might work...
Peace...TG.
on Funkiest Remix Competition MELODIC FUNKSTEP by Livingsoulsdie
Hot mix, love how you put this together, could use a
guitar or something to bump it up a notch or two....
I must say I'm not sure about the end of the tune, the melody
the keys are playing, doesn't seem to fit the bill for strength
in dynamics, I think I would've chopped this up a little differently...
But over all top shelf project....Well done...
Peace...TG.
on Drum Skin-featuring Boletesoup by dansjoy4
Solid groove a real feel...Well done..
Peace...TG.