Description : This is a track I'm working on. I have the sounds I want in it. I'm trying to learn how to master things. I welcome your input on how it can be improved. Please.
From an old Appalachian folk song. Done by request.
I'm okay with this song enough that I put it on my album, Closet Monkey.
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The studio quality you are looking for is pitch adjustment. not autotune. but a flex program like melodyne or newtone or Pitch-Flex. Great project but some of your notes are just barely missing and that is what making this track sound :unprofessional" if you. dont believe me email me and i will correct the notes for you and show you. my email is listed on my looper profile
Hey, for whatever reason I never saw this comment before. I want you to know, I *do* believe you. Learning how to fix is something I'm trying to do, although I admit I'd like to just get the notes right to start with.
My friend who heads up an Americana styled band plays this song live, really surprised it showed up on looperman. I like your version, it's honest and real. The drums and tambo add just the right amount of musical impact. The ticking clock is apropos.
I remember this song. The late great Ralph Stanley has a version up on YouTube. Great job on the vocals, as you really captured the spirit of American folk singing.
Americana music is still alive and well. Keep doing what you're doing. Marking this as a fave, and I wish you all the best.
cool rendition, i like the drumming and vocals. i don’t thing i’ve heard this sung with such vivacity before, and that is to your credit, along with your clear phrasing. thanks for sharing this and keep creating!
Description : What happens when a short but hypnotic celtic intro turns into something completely different? The most noteworthy collaborator on this track (yeah you guessed, it's Tumbleweed) answered correctly to this question! A newly patented musical genre is what happens...yes..."SlovenianCelticCowboyMusic" is born. Sometimes we just have to cut off from being too serious...The version presented here has been carefully chosen from 4856 or so mixes...
As always all thanks to my dear friend Ed who makes such wonders possible to happen.....
Description : Another simple track... Wonder if my genre selection fits for the tune. :)
Electric guitars by me, every other samples are from the site only. Applied loops :
Description : Recorded while running in and out of home to check out a wonderful aurora. Bassline loops MegaPaul and Mhyst.
Music: Zootman
Lyrics : Claudia Boekels and Zootman
Vocals : Manuela Boekels, Angelica Schwanitz, Gaby Bauer, Zootman
Vocal Melodie: Angelica Schwanitz
Studiorecording: GBS
Mix: Nick Breil
Recording Manager: Melanie Buchheim
Copyright 2024 by Zootman and TrueSister
Record label: 3690863 Records TrueSister/GBS/MMV
Description : One of my oceanics. It is a Greek song, short but full of my sentiments about the sea and our land. I am glad to share it with the listeners of LM and of course my friends, co-workers of music.
Description : This is a country/folk track in a genre I don't do much, so I thought I'd give it a go. It also has some instruments I don't use much, namely the banjo, mandolin and fiddle. I got the title from a movie I saw a few months ago. Hope you enjoy, Scott.
Description : A folk rock ballad done in 3/4 time.
I am performing all guitars, vocals, bass, shaker and tambourine. Drums and French horns written in MIDI. 2 Apple percussion loops used.
Description : I wanted to do something different like i do normaly. And I think that I was successful.
A -drum ´n chill folk song-. A kind of hippie music in colorful garb of the modern era.
At the end of the track there is a bonus.
Something in the way of bonfire music.
Only minor2go with guitar and I sing all alone at ......................................................................................................
feat - minor2go on guitar - EpicRecord on drums - thegibZy on drums -
Description : Wrote it on a relaxing Sunday morning. Acoustic guitar rhythm with an acoustic lead, bass and guiro. Updated: removed some percussion, remixed and mastered.
Description : I had the idea that this lyric could be rapped over my track but not having the skills to do that repurposed Joni's masterful voice - It seems a little jarring at first but I kind of like how it fits as it goes along - My multitracked classical guitar and my constructed beat from various vst kits and 'you know who ' sampled vocal (cut up just a little). Not sure about genre
Feedback welcome
Michel
Wayne
I remember this song. The late great Ralph Stanley has a version up on YouTube. Great job on the vocals, as you really captured the spirit of American folk singing.
Americana music is still alive and well. Keep doing what you're doing. Marking this as a fave, and I wish you all the best.
CC