imakebeatsLF

Appreciate you man! Thanks for the support.

haha thank you bro would love to hear a dnb track from you

Thank you for your kind comment imakebeatsofficial.
The vocoded voice is by Sergi Yaro, and I didn't vocode it. Sergi published it on his personal website, as a thank-you to all those who donated to him.
For the rest, I let myself be carried along by inspiration.

Sincerely, Yahwelle.

thanks bro appreciate the comment, that's exactly what it was supposed to do create a talking point, object achieved i think, plus the replies inspired me even further as i already have my reply wrote, its all recorded just need to master it now, listen out for it. thanks again for your time bro

Thank you for listening & commenting.

Thanks a lot!

I like having lyrics that are not fully specific where pretty much evryone probably recognises a bit of the feeling, even if you haven't been in the exact situation. I hope that applies here too, my new track is a bit more specific... but I think it's still a feeling people can recognise :)

Many thanks. Yes, always reaching for something intangible, just out of reach.

Yeah a Tarantino spy movie; I can see it, thanks for listening.

The waveform is mostly because of the bass, it moves out the whole song and I wanted it to be the main instrument in the song. It does have an old school vibe, 50's feel to it but modernized and rocked up a bit more.

Glad you laughed at a man in a mid life crisis with a scandalous woman he randomly meets. Like an episode of Married with Children with Al Bundy. lol

Wayne

Thank you for the stop by, I'M always pleased when one of my tracks is a morning pleasure. Nothing is sampled or chopped. It's all from in my head and fingers. I don't usually use samples when I write Smooth Jazz, plus I'm not a big fan of sample writing because I have theory training, composition, and sight reading, so I understand what I'm doing. It makes a big difference when writing Jazz of any kind. I encourage any musician to learn some amount of theory and composition. Thanks again for the Time and listen. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Hello LankFrampard
Thank you very much for your attention, your time and your comment. (Good to know that you have complied with all safety-related things :) )

As for your question, to be honest I can't really answer that for you. It went like it always did for me.
Fiddle around a bit with sounds.
Experiment and tinker and tinker.
Discarding and replacing things and suddenly realizing that you are actually somehow on a path.
Then change and adapt everything again in such a way that this path develops into a path towards a goal.
And done :)
In the end I had the beat ready and the guitar provided the chords.
Then I created 3-4 little melodies.
I doubled it and gave it different sounds and stuff like that.
Well, and then the individual tracks are distributed and adjusted and processed with FX and stuff.
Just like you do it. It doesn't matter what direction or genre you're heading into. ......

For me it was just that I found myself at the absolute low point of my life.
And the sounds and everything calmed me down and took some of my sadness away.
So much so that afterwards I got the feeling that everything is exactly as it should be (in the song).
I had and have the feeling that it is a "beautiful" song and that I should others give the oportunity to feel the same.
So I came back here after a long time and uploaded it.

It probably all makes very little sense, at least in relation to your question. But I can't explain it any better.

stay tuned
joe

cheers bro i appreciate your stop off and listen, and your reference to Gorillaz and fat boy slim is a huge compliment thankyou.

Hey - thanks for listening - give the 'idesomarch' and or 'bout a bag' tracks a spin if you want to hear other of my hiphop takes. : )
MPC as daw