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Childs Play (featuring Fabfilter Timeless 3 and MOOG MODEL 15!) [REMASTERED]

Updated

New remastered version with Magic Death Eye Stereo compression to level out everything with the drums. Also used AUM’s native Parametric EQ to scoop out the middle frequency noise.

I also edited the cover image (that was stolen from google) with Pixelmator’s kaleidoscopic tools.

A little noodle that was in my head this morning while having my coffee.

The “Lumbeat duo” of Rock Drummer and iBassist provides the foundation. These apps are hit or miss getting them to do what you want them to do. I think this morning I have a hit! I really wish we’d get AUv3 versions of these apps one day!

Ibassist for the Bassline and using the accompaniment feature to drive Moog Model 15 for the “echoey” arp effect on the bass. The new and amazing Timeless 3 delay used on Synthmaster One and TAL-U-NO-LX for the two other synth parts driven by the amazing Atom 2 (thank you @blueveek !)

GeoSWAM Tenor Sax 🎷 added for, well, you know… the sax part!

Youtube Version

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  • Really good Ed! That Sax has a lot of heart in it.

  • @Gavinski said:
    Really good Ed! That Sax has a lot of heart in it.

    Thank you! 🙏

    I wanted the sax part to be simple enough, to not take anything away from the other parts. Instead of trying to shred a solo, the sax part is only there to support the other melodies. 2 or 3 note phrases are the best I think. Just thinking out loud here from a couch composition point of view lol

    Thanks for listening!

  • I liked it too! It’s crying out for some Sid Barrett/Kevin Ayers vocal in there.

    A timeless featured track of mine would be much more “experimental” no necessarily in a good way haha

  • @Richtowns said:
    I liked it too! It’s crying out for some Sid Barrett/Kevin Ayers vocal in there.

    Thank you! That’s a really nice compliment right there!

    A timeless featured track of mine would be much more “experimental” no necessarily in a good way haha

    I can see how Timeless 3 can get out of hand fast. I tried to have some restraint with it. There’s actually 3 instances of it in this piece.

  • Very effective use of the sax patch.

  • @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr said:
    Very effective use of the sax patch.

    Thanks!

    Thinking about uploading a video screen cap version for my YT channel. Don't wanna leave my subscribers hanging!

  • In the words of Lee Ving, lead singer of Fear: "New York's all right if you like saxophones." Which, paradoxically as a New Yorker, I do not. But this is just great. I especially like the obviously artificial playing of the very "real" sounding bass. I'm definitely going to steal that trick. (I really do want a dramatic key change at the very end!)

    Nice job.

  • @ExAsperis99 said:
    In the words of Lee Ving, lead singer of Fear: "New York's all right if you like saxophones." Which, paradoxically as a New Yorker, I do not. But this is just great. I especially like the obviously artificial playing of the very "real" sounding bass. I'm definitely going to steal that trick. (I really do want a dramatic key change at the very end!)

    Nice job.

    Thanks!

    Notes taken!

  • lol
    it's really good.

  • @ExAsperis99 said:
    lol
    it's really good.

    Thank you 🙏

  • Large chapeau etc.

  • @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    Large chapeau etc.

    So I just went and had a listen in the car. The drums are way too loud! I’ll remix this when I get back home.

    Oh and I added “MOOG” to the title so I can compete with @LinearLineman lol

  • McDMcD
    edited May 2021

    This tenor sax instance makes me think of the studio musician that created that sax part for “Careless Whispers” and sued fir dong writing credit. I think it was deserved given the contribution to the over all tune. Imagine a cover without that luck between verses.

    Caution: this link starts a stream that leads to the cover of the morally repugnant “Don’t Let My Son Go Down on Me”. I know it’s a religious song but still hard to get those images out of your head when you see the iconic Christian images. If this offends someone with deeply held beliefs... we’re closer to even. But I have more shots to take.

    Some should be fined for “guilty feet have got no rhythm”. No one dances like a cheat.

  • @McD said:
    This tenor sax instance makes me think of the studio musician that created that sax part for “Careless Whispers” and sued for the writing credit.

    As he should have, that iconic sax part is what sold the song!

    Now “Don’t let the sun go down on me” I never knew to be a religious song. I just thought it was another cool old song that he did with Elton John. I guess I’d have to be religious to know about this “morally repugnant” business, and being an instrumentalist, I hardly ever stop to listen to or notice a lot of lyrics anyway.

  • @Edward_Alexander said:

    @Gavinski said:
    Really good Ed! That Sax has a lot of heart in it.

    Thank you! 🙏

    I wanted the sax part to be simple enough, to not take anything away from the other parts. Instead of trying to shred a solo, the sax part is only there to support the other melodies. 2 or 3 note phrases are the best I think. Just thinking out loud here from a couch composition point of view lol

    Thanks for listening!

    Agreed! These swam sounds are far better used - by most people anyway - in this kind of way, rather than trying to emulate complex real sax solos, IMHO

  • So I polished up a YouTube version. A screen capture, Only this will be a different kind of screen cap video. Something to keep it fresh, and a special “Thank You” to all of my 112 subscribers at the end!

    This version starts out a little different as well. Almost a different song? Now that I’m listening to the earlier cut, I don’t know which one I like better now…

  • @McD said:
    This tenor sax instance makes me think of the studio musician that created that sax part for “Careless Whispers” and sued fir dong writing credit. I think it was deserved given the contribution to the over all tune. Imagine a cover without that luck between verses.

    Caution: this link starts a stream that leads to the cover of the morally repugnant “Don’t Let My Son Go Down on Me”. I know it’s a religious song but still hard to get those images out of your head when you see the iconic Christian images. If this offends someone with deeply held beliefs... we’re closer to even. But I have more shots to take.

    Some should be fined for “guilty feet have got no rhythm”. No one dances like a cheat.

    I had to choose whether to spit out my morning coffee at this one or send it straight down to my lungs. No warning whatsoever. Bastard.

  • @ervin said:

    I had to choose whether to spit out my morning coffee at this one or send it straight down to my lungs. No warning whatsoever. Bastard.

    And that makes it worth the risk of posting something that insane. Please do NOT try and explain the joke. No good can come of it.

    I should apologize to Edward_Alexander except keeping a creative post around on the front page is always a tribute to the art at the top of the thread. Even when it gets high jacked by a jokester. At least that’s how I sleep at night.

    Still, sorry mate.

  • @McD said:

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    I should apologize to Edward_Alexander except keeping a creative post around on the front page is always a tribute to the art at the top of the thread. Even when it gets high jacked by a jokester. At least that’s how I sleep at night.

    Apologize? Shoot, I’ll take all of the free marketing I can get!

    Anyone have a chance to listen to the new YouTube version yet?

  • Enjoyed listening to the piece top work. @Edward_Alexander

  • Great listen! The star of the show for me was the sax. From personal experience I know how difficult it is to play that GeoShred sax convincingly but you really pulled it off. Restrained and classy.

  • @Jumpercollins said:
    Enjoyed listening to the piece top work. @Edward_Alexander

    Thank you! I really appreciate the ears!

  • @BillS said:
    Great listen! The star of the show for me was the sax. From personal experience I know how difficult it is to play that GeoShred sax convincingly but you really pulled it off. Restrained and classy.

    Thank you so much! 🙏

    This GeoSWAM tenor sax is my all time favorite software instrument, ever! All of the newer SWAM instruments are amazing, but there’s something special about this saxophone.

  • I like where this goes around 1:30. Beatleish.

  • @LinearLineman said:
    I like where this goes around 1:30. Beatleish.

    Thank you for checking it out Mike! Wow, the “Beatles”? Really? Compliments don’t get much better than that! I’m assuming you’re referring to the “post psychedelic” Beatles.

    Have you listened to the YouTube version posted above? I tried to make a “polished version” for YouTube and have a couple things I want to point out:

    1. This is a different arrangement of some of those parts. The “Beatles” part that you like, doesn’t appear until the end. Now I’m wondering if it should have more spotlight during whole song.
    2. The sax parts for both were improvised on the spot and recorded live. I wanted to recreate the piece for the YouTube version but for some reason, I feel like I couldn’t quite capture the magic that the first piece had. Maybe it was that part missing underneath.
  • McDMcD
    edited May 2021

    @LinearLineman said:
    I like where this goes around 1:30. Beatleish.

    Yes... it's like George Martin snuck in with a Farfisa organ to add more textures to the tune.
    Sgt. White Album Road... Let it Be.

    I'm...

    Ringo without elevator shoes.

  • So here’s a couple more fascinating facts about this piece.

    1. No “Piano Motifs” were harmed in the making of this film. No seriously, I didn’t use any kind of automagic melody generators. iBassist does have a lot of bass line presets, but this is one of my own.
    2. The original piece was improvised and recorded early in the morning time while I was fresh on my daily meds. All improv attempts throughout the day to try and recreate the sax parts failed to capture the essence and feeling of the original improvisation!
    3. The drums are too loud!
    4. Isn’t Let it Bleed the Stones? @McD
    5. I decided to “Remaster” the original (since I can’t seem to recreate it!)
      a. Opened the file in AudioShare - Applied a proper fade at the end and Normalized
      b. Opened File Player in AUM and applied some MagicDeathEyeStereo compression to the file to squash the drums and level everything out. AUM’s native parametric EQ to scoop out some middle noise.

    End product:

  • edited May 2021

    Nice track! The synth me of Boards of Canada in some way. Dreamy. The overall feeling of the song is like going to a new destination, and leaving good times behind.

  • Very melodic and pleasing track, and I like the less is more approach to the arrangement and sax part.

  • @Identor said:
    Nice track! The synth me of Boards of Canada in some way. Dreamy. The overall feeling of the song is like going to a new destination, and leaving good times behind.

    Thank you so much! 🙏

    I’m so glad you picked up on that vibe, as I had the same kind of feeling; the butterflies you had in your stomach as a kid, when your folks stuck you on that plane by yourself and sent you off to live with your (insert relative here), or maybe that inaugural flight to boot camp, you gazed out the window, into the clouds, and all of the wonders and fears of what the next chapter of life will bring come rushing over you.

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