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Ahh this is really nice and smooth. great usage of spacial mixing, love the rhodes like piano, and that style of guitar is one of my favorites (Tumbleweed, Chris Rea, Neal Hubbard etc). ahh an oboe as well. fav'd and d'loaded (Thanks) this is a special song!
Steve
I've primarily listened to Heavy Metal for nearly my entire 40 years on this planet. But, this track almost acts as a siren attempting to lure me into a strange, beautiful new world that is quite possibly the polar opposite of the one, in which I currently live. I'm not resisting. This piece is, for a lack of better terms, lovely. I've added it to my collection. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Hi, that is a huge compliment thank-you. Its very rewarding when someone ventures out of their usual genres and has a good experience. Thanks for taking the time to listen and your great comments.
Hi BB. JJ's vocals insipre good music and its such a shame I cant work with more of her vocals but beggers cant be choosers!! Anyway thanks for the great feedback.
"I have been enjoying your guitar work so much that I am actually looking for more natural guitar sounds in my stuff."
Thanks. Guitar playing is the way I express myself best and feel I have the most control over any musical element. Flowing playing generally comes quite easily to me even though I don't really practise or play that much.
As regards you getting more natural guitar in your stuff: I guess nothing beats real playing, with all its nuances and timing errors and idiosyncracies.
But have you tried any sampled-based guitar instruments as well as guitar VSTs?
I don't use them much (for the reason that I don't really need to) but they can be cool. Though when I do use them, I don't get the timing and feel and expression that I get from my actual guitar playing. It's more that I turn a guitar sound into more of a processed sound that complements all my synth stuff.
But maybe some of these guitar VSTs would suit you. There's one from Sugar Bytes that I haven't tried though they generally make good software.
As regards bands taking years to make one album, have you noticed that in the 60s bands used to knock out at least one album a year? More than one full album a year was not uncommon. These days one every few years is more common. I find the reasons for this quite fascinating. First is that studio time was more expensive then so I guess most albums were done by bands who regularly played live and then just went in the studio for a shortish time and knocked it out, without spending ages on their sound. More sounds available these days so more time spent tweaking!
Hello. More good work. Got much better on 0:37 when that pad came in.
Some suggestions (that's what I prefer to do rather than just gushing praise, especially when something is already good):
1:06 that little guitar fill is good but slightly odd and then continues maybe slightly too long to interfere with her vocal.
First beat and bass that comes in sits well though maybe that hat is a bit too loud/prominent. May also be slightly too harsh a sound.
Ah, 2:54 we get to hear much more of that guitar. Like that bit.
Very deep throbby bass (which locks with the kick). Like it when it goes higher on 3:57.
Good, dreamy pad movements. Effective piano punctuating the vocal from time to time.
I know it's hardly a short track but I sort of wish that the vocal could have gone somewhere else - maybe got more insistent and intense so built up to something. But if JJ didn't do that, fair enough and I guess you're just working with what you've got.
Don't let my minor criticisms and desires put the idea in your head that I didn't like this. Lots to like here and my stuff has quite a bit in common with it. Lots of good taste and skill and beauty in here. As I always say, I just want things that are good to be even better. Most of the time, I believe that is possible!
Hi, never afraid of constructive critisim and appreciate people who take the time to really listen with a instructive ear. I have been enjoying your guiter work so much that I am actually looking for more natural guitar sounds in my stuff. You are correct that there is always room for improvement. Bands can take years to produce 1 album! All the best for the festive season too!
Everything about this track captivated me the elements was well thought out i have nothing but love for this track its def going in my ipod. if it can bring a emotion out of me when im listening to it (which is hard) wins me over! i have nothing but positive to say this is definitely a winner. much respect.
Hypnotic track...JJ's voc is flowing and waving and your pro music and mix is a good base for it...like that you write SONG, in the meaning of that not too many production here...
Thanx for the upload, congrats for both of you...
Undoubtedly, you are also an absolute master in what you produce. And I sincerely believe ....
I have already expressed in other pages, this that I thought, of the good work here.....
I wish you a great end of the year .... Cheerful and friendly.
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Description : I used some new "Anthem" pickups from L.R. Baggs on my Martin acoustic to see how it performed, and it definitely beat my expectations. Captured the sound perfectly as I needed.
Anyhoo, this song is almost a prayer, hence the repetitiveness of the verses. As Christians, we believe that God will one day return and take away every suffering and all evil for good; in that regard, this song is almost one of waiting too. Very simple, with vocal harmonies and whatnot. Hope you enjoy this as much as I did making it. Made in 13 hours.
Someone else wrote the words, I was just inspired to use them. I only added the "Yeah" and "Amen."
Description : This is a track off of one of my EP's I dropped last year. It is based on True events. Sometimes when people finally take a second in life to slow down and breathe in..... The oxygen is deflated and it's too late. Take your time people, because time is what differs a good decision over a bad one. Life is precious!
-T2
Description : So a guy buys a nice guitar at a pawn shop but returns it a few days later after waking from a sound sleep to hear it playing by itself. When he tells of his experience he is shocked to learn the owner had actually died while playing it. Is it fantasy or truth? Is the guitar in this track that very same guitar? Its all part of the mystery and fun of Halloween !
EDIT: modified ending to a deeper voice
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Description : So this is my first Chill Outish track. I was just trying something new and then suddenly this was a thing. Everything you hear is home made. I hope you enjoy. - Mr. Spook'd
Description : That's something i worked out lately
a swing 3/4 hip hop Chill ?? Don't know how to describe this kind of music.
Anyway VOICE NEEDED
So if your interested to try something contact me
Description : A progressive journey incorporating deep ambient chillout, swing jazz, hip hop, d'n'b, trance and a slight touch of acid with a thousand ninjas battling in space. Features a great deal of my lead slide resonator guitar playing. Also a whole load of synths, programmed acoustic drum kits and manipulated drum loops, big basslines, regular electric guitar, vocoded guitar parts and bass guitar (distorted right at the end). If you like deep chill, far out soaring beauty, fat beats and 170 BPM uplifting slide trance controlled mayhem, you might just get into this. In my heaven there is an endless supply of honey mangoes (an exquisite beauty of the fruit world) and even more slide guitar. A 1,000-year-long version of this track plays there on a loop (long enough not to get bored of it) but here I offer you the Earthly 11 min version. You must be very good to be accepted into my heaven to hear the full thousand year version so best start now. It may be heaven's main theme tune but it's not above criticism so feel free to let me know what you think of it. Maybe you prefer the soundtrack in hell. I hear it's pretty badass...
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Description : This is a pretty chill track with a certain vibe. I really enjoyed making it.
Hope you guys enjoy it and let me know what you think, any feedback is appreciated.
Steve
V.
Regards
Steve
I love the slow progression.!
Superb vocals from JJ,her voice is so lovely to work with.!
Very nice blissful chillout!
Real nice guitar,bass,beats,strings n keys!
Beautiful work.!
Thank you for sharing.!
Will love playing this over again as it's so soothing!
***bb***
Regards
Steve
Thanks. Guitar playing is the way I express myself best and feel I have the most control over any musical element. Flowing playing generally comes quite easily to me even though I don't really practise or play that much.
As regards you getting more natural guitar in your stuff: I guess nothing beats real playing, with all its nuances and timing errors and idiosyncracies.
But have you tried any sampled-based guitar instruments as well as guitar VSTs?
I don't use them much (for the reason that I don't really need to) but they can be cool. Though when I do use them, I don't get the timing and feel and expression that I get from my actual guitar playing. It's more that I turn a guitar sound into more of a processed sound that complements all my synth stuff.
But maybe some of these guitar VSTs would suit you. There's one from Sugar Bytes that I haven't tried though they generally make good software.
As regards bands taking years to make one album, have you noticed that in the 60s bands used to knock out at least one album a year? More than one full album a year was not uncommon. These days one every few years is more common. I find the reasons for this quite fascinating. First is that studio time was more expensive then so I guess most albums were done by bands who regularly played live and then just went in the studio for a shortish time and knocked it out, without spending ages on their sound. More sounds available these days so more time spent tweaking!
Anyway, good track. I enjoyed listening again.
Some suggestions (that's what I prefer to do rather than just gushing praise, especially when something is already good):
1:06 that little guitar fill is good but slightly odd and then continues maybe slightly too long to interfere with her vocal.
First beat and bass that comes in sits well though maybe that hat is a bit too loud/prominent. May also be slightly too harsh a sound.
Ah, 2:54 we get to hear much more of that guitar. Like that bit.
Very deep throbby bass (which locks with the kick). Like it when it goes higher on 3:57.
Good, dreamy pad movements. Effective piano punctuating the vocal from time to time.
I know it's hardly a short track but I sort of wish that the vocal could have gone somewhere else - maybe got more insistent and intense so built up to something. But if JJ didn't do that, fair enough and I guess you're just working with what you've got.
Don't let my minor criticisms and desires put the idea in your head that I didn't like this. Lots to like here and my stuff has quite a bit in common with it. Lots of good taste and skill and beauty in here. As I always say, I just want things that are good to be even better. Most of the time, I believe that is possible!
Well done.
Cheers
Steve
Thanx for the upload, congrats for both of you...
Danke
Undoubtedly, you are also an absolute master in what you produce. And I sincerely believe ....
I have already expressed in other pages, this that I thought, of the good work here.....
I wish you a great end of the year .... Cheerful and friendly.
Dan