Description : Wanted it to be sad, but still have the feeling, that I was okay nonetheless... I'd love to do a new version without all the guitar and some bass or even keys and maybe even some voicing. Collab anybody?
UPDATE 7/1/2013: I'll be uploading another version tonight, that i just did. There won't be near as much guitar, but more room for lyrics, keys and what not :-)
I like it the way you`ve got it musiclover...very tasty & well times lead lines around that little chord prog...If I was going to add anything...1st thought would be a little Hammond B3 organ ...but there`s always been a strong appeal (for me ) in themore minimal approaches.....great job....Ed
an intense track, and visualising track.
I like it, maby it is an also a idea to work with a little orchestra in the middle of this track, i think it can add also to your guitar play.
great job
Thank you for the nice words. Orchestra in the middle? Very interesting idea. I'm actually working on a version right now with room for other instruments other than guitar, and maybe some lyrics too, so thank you for the input. Time to figure out how Kontakt 5 is working ;-)
Thanks! You're right about a version with much less guitar. This started as a chord progression, and I just improvised until I came up with a sort of hookline (the little thing that sounds like "Say you say me") and than I improvised over that. But now I'd totally love to do a version with some lyrics, so I guess I'd better get to work ;-)
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I like it, maby it is an also a idea to work with a little orchestra in the middle of this track, i think it can add also to your guitar play.
great job
I'd just suggest if you're gonna collab on vocals to maybe do a version without the lead guitar to give the vocalist room to sing.
Great job, great (sad) vibes :-)