Mosaic

Hi Mosaic, many thanks for your reply and listening. Yes it was my male voice telling a past story.

Thanks for the kind words Mosaic. This track managed to get radio air time here in the UK, so I'm quite proud that I broke that barrier with it, in that the mix was good enough to pass their audio tests in order to get featured. just for reference, the vocals are not my voice. Thanks again!

Thank you very much Mosaic for the feedback! as I have answered previous comments. I aim for the best sound quality and creativity so that my tracks are pleasant to listen to.

thanks for the listen and positive feedback Mos, it goes to show what can be achieved working with others, we all consider ourselves amateur but i personally don't see amateur, i just here class from so many within our community. i'll never be the greatest singer but from where i was to now has surprised me, as a rank amateur 4 years ago, i was just inquisitive really (didn't know what a DAW was) to now working with excellent people that have given me constructive critique and directed me. im now playing more keys writing and singing original songs and producing, collabing is what i love most your dead right calling it family, musically we all are, thats why i have always pushed the community to play a part and join in more, i appreciate the feedback more than i could say

Thanks pal. I understand this isn't your cup of tea. Thanks for stopping by and for the kind words, I'm sure Danke appreciates it as well.

Take care and lets hope for more peaceful times, soon.

Wayne

Thanks for your comments Mosaic. I try to incorporate some new feature in each track, as part of continued development. For this one, I have used a vocoder at the end that is synced to chord changes, which I haven't tried before. There has also been considerable emphasis on other vocal effects, such as delays. I think the vocals sound nice and clean and the vocalist has got a great voice for this genre. Best wishes

Hey pal, good to see you!

My version is a little more garage band that the original version. This was done in '72, just before people had had enough and wanted a drastic change musically and I think songs like this led the way with it's driving guitars and vocals. I had only heard this for the first time about 6 weeks ago and it just struck me as punk in it's basic form before the guitars got a lot thicker. It's a fun song, great lyrics but a tough one for me to sing both parts in this key, Bb.

Be good and hope all goes well down under!

Wayne

Hi Mosaic,

Thanks for your comments...definitely will take it on board for future.

well....maybe. lol!

I sing, if it's any good is up to the listener I suppose. But it does help me get ideas put together much quickly not having to get a singer involved.

Thanks Mos, hope all is going well down under!

Wayne

Thanks for the feedback brother. To be honest even myself I can't quite put a finger on most of my beat's style so I agree. Glad you liked it, Respect.

Good Morning, Mosaic. Many thanks for your open feedback. Actually there is no genre at the moment what can describe it. (Maybe weird for most of the people) And you are right, as the dance tracks inbetween the swells are missing at this stage, it isn't trance :-) Greeting to Australia, Cheers...

Hey pal! No, not Spiv on vox, that's my new, rough rock voice, lol. Thanks for the nice words!

I write short songs mostly 2-2.5 minutes. Way easier to mix a short song, less time spent mixing, so much less content to list to and scrutinize. Why put yourself thru the agony of a 6 min track? Must take weeks to mix, he. Can do 3 songs in that time and learn more that way. I do get a lot of comments saying the song was too short, oh well. Hit the play button again I say!!

Wayne

Thanks for the feedback. With this, I wanted to create something with eastern nuances. Upon reflection, I'm not entirely happy with the frequencies it reaches in some points. I should have invested more time in mastering on this and I don't think I will create another version to correct the issue. Glad you like it though; it's nice to know that at least someone has shown appreciation. Best wishes.

hi, thanks for the comments. It's a good job that we are here to fill the gap in the trance market! My next one in progress is a melodic techno piece, a subgenre that seems to be more current these days, although not sure I've seen any on this site. I'll give some feedback on your new track shortly. Thanks for the fav also.

Mosaic, welcome to the jazz café. It's good having you aboard. It's also a huge compliment that jazz may not be your favorite genre, and this piece caught your ears to the degree you faved it. Thank you for the time spent and comments you've shared. Peace and respect to you as well.

Mark

Kia Ora, that's pretty funny, you are the pheasant Plucker. Cheers for the listen and comment.

Thanks; I try to stay eclectic. The full album is on youtube, which can be found here:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi-nOMZibSPsJEuOmTpdYfcT2x4wXzCsc&si=zEoSB4NzDE92RbM-

I drug traits from several genres through the lo-fi idiom... enjoy

Hey thanks Mosaic, thanks alot for the comment :)