Description : Ha....Japan has nothing to do with this tune! I just couldn't think of a catchy title. Made mostly from loops.
This one starts out with a reverse cymbal, solid bass and then finally gets moving. Lots of layers to give it a big sound. Guitar leads I put in are simple enough so that most should be able to play them if they want to.
Have fun with it.
Randy
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Thanks John,
I see you found another one you liked. I appreciate the comments.
Did you ever get to listen to the one I did called 'Canadian Pride'?
I loved that one myself,
Randy
So we meet up again. I think I'll probably be answering your comments for a couple weeks! LOL
Anyways, I didn't have a title for this song so I just chose Rock-Made in Japan. More of a general comment, I suppose since a lot of our things in the USA come from Japan and China....music items as well.
Well, I'm kinda new to looperman and I keep finding GREAT tracks, and this is at the top my friend. Very cool changes that have an awesome dynamic to it, that really keep you glued into it. It is a very good instrumental. It would be cool to hear a version of this with a vocal. Tracks like this are what keeps me listening to every ones tracks looking for buried treasure.
Thanks for stopping by my corner of Looperman.
I appreciate your comments very much and hope you'll check out all my tunes eventually...as I try and put a quality mix together, and sounds in all my tunes.
Vocals are welcome to any of my tracks.
I have 2 Korg keyboards that have awesome sounds in them and I am trying to put more of synth sounds into my music these days.
My last song.."Rock This Way" was one of the first.
So again, I appreciate your review and yes...there are quite a few very good musicians on here.. As I see now....there are 182,385 members. Not all have songs loaded up, but there are 21,090 tracks available for your listening pleasure. ;)))
From one Telecaster player to another - you really make them sing! I like the production work. Hopefully I can get used to the software I'm working with and get them as polished as your tracks. I'm from the old school and worked with analog equipment and 1/4" tape machines many moons ago. (I took a sound engineering course at Fredonia State college in the late 70's)
Howard
Thanks for your kind comments about this rock song.
I didn't use my Tele on this tune. I have other guitars here as you may have seen in my profile gallery.
I play 6 different instruments including 5-string Banjo and Pedal Steel.
I do a mix of loops and my own playing in my tunes as I don't have any drums as I mentioned when I reviewed one of your tunes.
Long ago, back in 1980, I did analog mixing as well for a several bands and I owned my own PA system. This was after I stopped playing in a band myself.
Getting into digtal just happened about in Nov. 2007.
So it's an ongoing learning process and fun to do. My Pro Tools manual was 960 pages for ver. 7.4. But version 8.0 has come out and I am sure the new manual would top 1,000 pages.
They didn't offer hard copy manual this year. It is all in a .PDF file these days.
I know about where Fredonia as that's where the Buffalo Bills practice..near there. I live in Lockport...about 15 miles from Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
So good luck with your software, and it's not just the software that will make it for you...it is you yourself that will make the sound come to 'life'. The engineer is the man!
Thanks again for the review, I appreciate it.
Randy
Man you had that guitar speaking speaking japanese!! Great tune> I liked at 1:20 the break and guitar and the Pick up at 2:13 and what a great ending!! Luv it man Luv it!! On to another one!!!
Well I Listened to Western Showdown first, I thought that was cool, but I didn't expect this at all. Really cool, I like that super saturated tone! Rock on man, I'll really take those tone comments seriously after that!
Your welcome to download this tune if you want to. Most of my rock tunes will probably 'get your attention' if I may say so myself.
A lot of TLC went into making each one to get the best quality sound out. Many layers of guitars and stuff give it the bigger sound.
Recording the rhythm guitar in one channel panned hard left, and then played again in the other channel panned hard right is a start.
Some poeple use Line 6 equip. or Guitar rig to get a nice guitar fuzz or saturated sound.
I use 'Amplitude' and 'Eleven' (an amp simulator) I got with 'Pro Tools' to get the sounds I desire.
Anyways, thanks for your review of my latest rock venture. I enjoy these type of tunes that you don't hear anywhere else. Hard not to copy someone else.
So I appreciate all your kind words and taking the time to review mine. Now....I shall go directly to your page and see what you have since today is review day. Yours will be the 15th review today. :-)
Haven't seen you review one of my tunes before, so I welcome you to my corner of the world. I see by your profile that you are a long ways from me in NY.
I appreciate your kind comments very much and will review one of your tunes back.
Thank you sir!
THAT WAS AMAZING!!! what can I say ,,very nice guitar my friend, top notch recording! The mix is perfect.I really liked all your songs! glad to find you on looperman,This song should be on the radio... Hats off>>>
Thanks for your kind review and listening to my latest tune. I appreciate all your comments. I will check out your tunes as well and give a review back shortly.
If you by chance also listened to 'Guitar Heros' which I did awhile back, I have a lady friend in Maryland that has written lyrics to it now and sings on the remix. It will be called 'Freak Zone'.
She sounds somewhat like Grace Slick from 'The Jefferson Airplane'....from back in the 60's.
I will be posting that probably much later today or tomorrow.
Vocals really help a lot as I don't sing myself.
As far as being on the radio, if you have songs you want played on the new internet radio at www.talenttrove.com , just sign up and check the forum on how to put your song up.
They are now teamed up with iTunes as well...which is a first! I've gotta do that next.
i was very pleased with this one as i am with all your music...the guitar parts were really cool and i love that crunch sound alot...anyway great job it was a nice chill song i really enjoyed it...fantastic work
[Wow, just read your story about The Beatles, that's amazing.]
Review Start.
I love the intro, then the heavy guitar comes in, and the drums, the drums are amazing. Then the solos, I love that sliding guitar, You certainly can play well. Very well.
I loved listening.
Hey...I certainly want to thank you for your nice review. Yeah...that Beatles image is still fresh as yesterday in my mind. If I ever get Dementia, I hope this will still stay as a lasting memory. Ha!
As for this tune, I liked the heavy guitar part a lot. It is hard to get that good crunch sound, a lot of EQing, and compression going on.
The solo parts weren't blazingly fast so that helped in getting a clearer sound.
Drums, Ahhh....I love good sounding drums. I use live recorded drums from (as opposed to synth generated drums) www.betamonkeymusic.com
I usually get them at 24 bit as they really sound good and then lose a little bit when 'bouncing to disk' to 16 bit.
Thanks again for for comments and am glad you enjoyed this tune.
Randy
The queen of Looperman with your beautiful voice.
I appreciate you coming by and listening to this tune. I hadn't seen you here reviewing to any of my tracks before that I recall, as I remember names pretty well...so welcome!
I like all your songs that I have heard. You have a clear distinct voice and you should do a song and enter it into The John Lennon song writing contest.
They have many different cash prizes and givaways as in equipment. They have contest going on througout the year. Here is the link: http://www.jlsc.com/
As for your friend, feel free to send this song to him.
I appreciate your comments and am glad you liked the tune. Playing it several times with a decent stereo system makes a big difference in what you'll hear as compared to little computer speakers.
woaaah!!! starts so gentle and then ... bammm!!!
awesome ... just awesome ...
I'm lovin everything in this masterpiece!!!
I'm a great fan of simple licks, many people seem to think that only the spectacular licks are hard to play and show the skills someone has ... I think you and me know it better ...
very very very good track!!!
Hey man, thanks for checking out my latest. Guess I have a way of sucking folks in eh? hee hee.
Start out soft so you'll turn up your speakers...and then 'bam' as you say.
Your very right, people don't have to do blazing fast leads in order to make a nice song. The right notes at the right time works the best.
I keep wondering how to better myself with each new passing tune...but its hard.
Thanks for stopping by and giving a listen to my latest.
No, I don't make loops myself, altho I could easy enough I suppose, and then use them later in different songs. I get my loops from many various sites around the Internet, and usually pay between $20-100+ for them in CD sets.
I recall last year I got an 8 CD set from England.
Totally all loops of many different instruments.
I strive for quality and I prefer 24 bit .wav files to work with. Perhaps an expensive hobby...but you can listen to the results of most all my songs and ask yourself...is it worth it?
Hey....nice to see you here and several others here that haven't reviewed my tunes before....or perhaps never left a review.
I am glad you liked the tune. I enjoy making them very much when you have the right tools..
I'll check out some of your tunes soon and leave a review back.
Thanks again,
Randy
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John
I see you found another one you liked. I appreciate the comments.
Did you ever get to listen to the one I did called 'Canadian Pride'?
I loved that one myself,
Randy
/pmk
So we meet up again. I think I'll probably be answering your comments for a couple weeks! LOL
Anyways, I didn't have a title for this song so I just chose Rock-Made in Japan. More of a general comment, I suppose since a lot of our things in the USA come from Japan and China....music items as well.
Glad you enjoyed it and come back for more.
Randy
Thanks for uploading quality
Martin
Thanks for stopping by my corner of Looperman.
I appreciate your comments very much and hope you'll check out all my tunes eventually...as I try and put a quality mix together, and sounds in all my tunes.
Vocals are welcome to any of my tracks.
I have 2 Korg keyboards that have awesome sounds in them and I am trying to put more of synth sounds into my music these days.
My last song.."Rock This Way" was one of the first.
So again, I appreciate your review and yes...there are quite a few very good musicians on here.. As I see now....there are 182,385 members. Not all have songs loaded up, but there are 21,090 tracks available for your listening pleasure. ;)))
Randy
Howard
Thanks for your kind comments about this rock song.
I didn't use my Tele on this tune. I have other guitars here as you may have seen in my profile gallery.
I play 6 different instruments including 5-string Banjo and Pedal Steel.
I do a mix of loops and my own playing in my tunes as I don't have any drums as I mentioned when I reviewed one of your tunes.
Long ago, back in 1980, I did analog mixing as well for a several bands and I owned my own PA system. This was after I stopped playing in a band myself.
Getting into digtal just happened about in Nov. 2007.
So it's an ongoing learning process and fun to do. My Pro Tools manual was 960 pages for ver. 7.4. But version 8.0 has come out and I am sure the new manual would top 1,000 pages.
They didn't offer hard copy manual this year. It is all in a .PDF file these days.
I know about where Fredonia as that's where the Buffalo Bills practice..near there. I live in Lockport...about 15 miles from Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
So good luck with your software, and it's not just the software that will make it for you...it is you yourself that will make the sound come to 'life'. The engineer is the man!
Thanks again for the review, I appreciate it.
Randy
Fila
Thanks again for reviewing this tune. As you probably read in the header, I couldn't think of a proper title...so thus...made in Japan. ha ha ha.
I appreciate your comments and glad you enjoy my music. I hope I can keep up the quality in all my tunes.
Randy
Rock on!
Your welcome to download this tune if you want to. Most of my rock tunes will probably 'get your attention' if I may say so myself.
A lot of TLC went into making each one to get the best quality sound out. Many layers of guitars and stuff give it the bigger sound.
Recording the rhythm guitar in one channel panned hard left, and then played again in the other channel panned hard right is a start.
Some poeple use Line 6 equip. or Guitar rig to get a nice guitar fuzz or saturated sound.
I use 'Amplitude' and 'Eleven' (an amp simulator) I got with 'Pro Tools' to get the sounds I desire.
Thanks for your comments.
Randy
neil
Strange...as I just wrote you an E-mail too.
Anyways, thanks for your review of my latest rock venture. I enjoy these type of tunes that you don't hear anywhere else. Hard not to copy someone else.
So I appreciate all your kind words and taking the time to review mine. Now....I shall go directly to your page and see what you have since today is review day. Yours will be the 15th review today. :-)
Thanks again,
Randy
I love the guitars
the solo is great
:-p
I appreciate your review and comments.
I'll check out your music as well and give a review back.
Randy
Haven't seen you review one of my tunes before, so I welcome you to my corner of the world. I see by your profile that you are a long ways from me in NY.
I appreciate your kind comments very much and will review one of your tunes back.
Thank you sir!
Randy
Thanks for your kind review and listening to my latest tune. I appreciate all your comments. I will check out your tunes as well and give a review back shortly.
If you by chance also listened to 'Guitar Heros' which I did awhile back, I have a lady friend in Maryland that has written lyrics to it now and sings on the remix. It will be called 'Freak Zone'.
She sounds somewhat like Grace Slick from 'The Jefferson Airplane'....from back in the 60's.
I will be posting that probably much later today or tomorrow.
Vocals really help a lot as I don't sing myself.
As far as being on the radio, if you have songs you want played on the new internet radio at www.talenttrove.com , just sign up and check the forum on how to put your song up.
They are now teamed up with iTunes as well...which is a first! I've gotta do that next.
Thanks again,
Randy
Thank you as well for your kind comments. They are very much appreciated. I always strive for quality, not quantity.
I'll catch up with you perhaps tomorrow as I am off work and can do more reviewing.
Randy
mandarrosa
I appreciate you stopping by and listening to my latest tune. I love that crunch as well. It's the heart of rock I feel.
Thanks again and will check your work as well.
Randy
another good one, you got it definitly... lovin' it!
Thanks for reviewing my tune. I will return the favor and check out yours.
Thanks for your kind works.
Randy
Review Start.
I love the intro, then the heavy guitar comes in, and the drums, the drums are amazing. Then the solos, I love that sliding guitar, You certainly can play well. Very well.
I loved listening.
Helix
Hey...I certainly want to thank you for your nice review. Yeah...that Beatles image is still fresh as yesterday in my mind. If I ever get Dementia, I hope this will still stay as a lasting memory. Ha!
As for this tune, I liked the heavy guitar part a lot. It is hard to get that good crunch sound, a lot of EQing, and compression going on.
The solo parts weren't blazingly fast so that helped in getting a clearer sound.
Drums, Ahhh....I love good sounding drums. I use live recorded drums from (as opposed to synth generated drums) www.betamonkeymusic.com
I usually get them at 24 bit as they really sound good and then lose a little bit when 'bouncing to disk' to 16 bit.
Thanks again for for comments and am glad you enjoyed this tune.
Randy
Good work Randall!
The queen of Looperman with your beautiful voice.
I appreciate you coming by and listening to this tune. I hadn't seen you here reviewing to any of my tracks before that I recall, as I remember names pretty well...so welcome!
I like all your songs that I have heard. You have a clear distinct voice and you should do a song and enter it into The John Lennon song writing contest.
They have many different cash prizes and givaways as in equipment. They have contest going on througout the year. Here is the link: http://www.jlsc.com/
As for your friend, feel free to send this song to him.
Thanks again,
Randy
I appreciate your comments and am glad you liked the tune. Playing it several times with a decent stereo system makes a big difference in what you'll hear as compared to little computer speakers.
Thanks for listening.
Randy
awesome ... just awesome ...
I'm lovin everything in this masterpiece!!!
I'm a great fan of simple licks, many people seem to think that only the spectacular licks are hard to play and show the skills someone has ... I think you and me know it better ...
very very very good track!!!
peace, rei
Hey man, thanks for checking out my latest. Guess I have a way of sucking folks in eh? hee hee.
Start out soft so you'll turn up your speakers...and then 'bam' as you say.
Your very right, people don't have to do blazing fast leads in order to make a nice song. The right notes at the right time works the best.
I keep wondering how to better myself with each new passing tune...but its hard.
Thanks again for your review.
Randy
Thanks for stopping by and giving a listen to my latest.
No, I don't make loops myself, altho I could easy enough I suppose, and then use them later in different songs. I get my loops from many various sites around the Internet, and usually pay between $20-100+ for them in CD sets.
I recall last year I got an 8 CD set from England.
Totally all loops of many different instruments.
I strive for quality and I prefer 24 bit .wav files to work with. Perhaps an expensive hobby...but you can listen to the results of most all my songs and ask yourself...is it worth it?
Thanks for your comments, I appreciate them,
Randy
Nice job!
Hey....nice to see you here and several others here that haven't reviewed my tunes before....or perhaps never left a review.
I am glad you liked the tune. I enjoy making them very much when you have the right tools..
I'll check out some of your tunes soon and leave a review back.
Thanks again,
Randy