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Toki987
Rock Steady
does that word mean five quarters?
very cool piece. It gives a reflection of more movement and openness with a bright bouncy feel in 5/4, a grander waltz if you will. Synth patch was lush with the glock'l sound too . I liked the guitar. Snare/hat/cymbals were good ut I didnt hear the kick well nor bass.
very cool piece. It gives a reflection of more movement and openness with a bright bouncy feel in 5/4, a grander waltz if you will. Synth patch was lush with the glock'l sound too . I liked the guitar. Snare/hat/cymbals were good ut I didnt hear the kick well nor bass.
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ashulman
New member
This was really nice. I wasn't wild about the synth patch that came in with the guitars. A bit too "Tesh" for my taste. But overall very good tune and good mix.
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F_cksia
New member
I appreciate the comments. Actually the word does mean five-quarters but then in a very strong northern dialect.
mbuster
New member
Wow. I've never thought of doing a tune in 5/4, but now I'm gonna steal your idea. I like the way it moves. Thanks man.
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F_cksia
New member
Would love to hear the result!
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Sarah_Greenwich
New member
This is really cool, how did you get your clicktrack (if used) to an 5/4 measure? I tried, but I wasn't able to.
joro
The Pie Guy
Nice composition...very cool..
The overall mix sounds thin to me...needs bottom man...
at 1:17, 1:19 & 1:21 I hear some sqeaks like finger noise on a fret board...oops...just heard it again at the end...yup...fingers...
as Toki said...I cannot hear the kick...
Just needs some bottom man...
Again, nice music man..
Joe
The overall mix sounds thin to me...needs bottom man...
at 1:17, 1:19 & 1:21 I hear some sqeaks like finger noise on a fret board...oops...just heard it again at the end...yup...fingers...
as Toki said...I cannot hear the kick...
Just needs some bottom man...
Again, nice music man..
Joe
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