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A very different take on the Michael Caine theme, the Zulu sample is perfect as a musical bed for the track, and lets the alternating piano and trumpet leads shine. The leads are extremely musical, really interesting melodies and I love the way the trumpet interweaves with and sometimes echoes the piano parts.
Thanks! You really should use your skills…I can’t imagine ever being good enough to play live, or use my left hand for more than one finger bass notes!
Peaceful and gentle. Really nice as usual. Lovely flute melodies with just the right amount of modulation to keep the flute sounding organic. I like the background 'drone' too.
The Michael Caine samples make you want to hear the story and the odd synth line quickly becomes a hook.
‘MyCokaine’ ‘Michael Caine’. l see what you you did there :-)
There’s a Graham Norton interview where they talk about saying my cocaine very fast is how you impersonate him. He tells a story about being at a fancy party in the Philippines and the hostess keeps looking at him disapprovingly before asking him if he’s a drug dealer. When he says no, she asks why everyone keeps asking him for ‘my cocaine.’
The long speech is from this.
Some of the other bits are him doing an impersonation of Peter sellers impression of him. The others are rob brydon and Steve coogan.
Hi fellow SOTMC members!
As usual listened to all songs, nice stuff here!
@richardyot I really liked the singing and the lyrics on this one, which is rare for me since I'm mostly an "instrumental" guy. Not commenting much on the arrangement since it's always very good and leaves enough room for the vocals.
@yellow_eyez great guitars, the reverb and delay give them a lovely "floating" effect. Also great drums to support it. If something, I would have loved a bit more variation.
@BillS wow, nice piano playing for a 6 months player! I really love the chorus with the guitars, perfectly nailed. You said you did little midi editing which is fine to keep it more "natural", I would have done a bit of quantization because sometimes the piano is a bit too off.. at least for my taste
@DavidEnglish your instruments are always so expressive, amazing. Did you ever make a track which has a more dynamic pace? Not complaining, just curious because I like your style and I was wondering if you also explored other territories and how.
@klownshed another amazing movie soundtrack! I loved everything, especially the cello (yes I have a fetish for cellos lol)
@squeals nice track! The bass rocks. The panning of some instruments drove me nuts but after a while I just loved it lol. Doesn't really need another ending? Unless you changed the track already.. also perhaps the master is a bit too low.
@RonnieOmelettes the Zulu vocals are great, and I love the solo at around 2 minutes. Very chilled track, absolutely enjoyable.
My monthly submission: It's a ambient downtempo jazzy(?) fusion(?) composition.
Some notes on this one:
I love this, it reminds me of some of the 90s and 00s downtempo stuff I still listen to and love: Kruder and Dorfmeister, Mescalito etc...
The bassline is what makes it, it's the perfect scaffold to build the track around, the drum groove is perfect and then all the synths just weave around that to create a really hypnotic track that's well arranged and interesting throughout. Great job.
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Really nice. The ethnic flute sounds ace. There's much originality in the melody lines and in particular in the way that the different instruments interact with each other. And that bass...beautiful.
And thanks for listening to my track. I need to work on tightening up my timing on the piano.
Not much actually, just a little help to the main drum track, but combined with Spacefields the result is great. I'm cooking another track which has a lot more P3 but I'm not sure it will be ready before the official P3 release lol (well, probably yes but I still need quite some time).
Funky bassline and beat. It might have been nice to have a little more variation in there but it bounces along nicely. Love the samples.
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I made vox sample with RadioAu with AT Outerspace and record in loopyHd
Drum 808!from DM1 and efx with punchlab
Other sample from Launchpad pack inside blocswave(BW used as a sequencer)
Record live in Multitrack DAW
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Love how the drums evolve! Was that a lot of work?
Not at all, it was pretty easy because Logic Pro does a lot of the stuff automatically if you use his drummer module! I just added another layer with Patterning 3 but it the pattern is super simple so really low effort.
Nice laid back drums with a cool groove, and lots of musical elements keeping things interesting. Good track. I like it a lot. The flute sounds pretty great. I’ve used sculpture a lot over the years but never really explored more realistic sounds with it.
I’ll have to spend some time with the Logic drummer. I use its drum loops quite a lot - the Neon synthwave ones are great, but haven’t explored the other features much.
Thanks. I’m a sucker for the cello too. I have a couple that are stellar : The one in Spitfire Audio’s Abbey Road library is just like Eleanor Rigby. And there’s one in Musio from the band Apocalyltica that is fantastic for aggressive and electric cellos.
I used the Abbey Road iconic strings on another tune I posted to the forum.
I’m really enjoying making music with orchestral samples.
Thanks for listening too :-) I’m glad you liked it.
Any and all feedback welcome— it’s always nice to talk about making music.
Hey there, I woke up this morning with something in my head and tried to play it first on my IPhone for the generic idea then finalized it on Ableton. One of these day where “the flow” catch you the whole time. Hope you like it
@richardyot
What a crystal clear track. I like very much your rendering and the chords you are using here. Nice guitar too. I agree with the "Floydesque feel"
@yellow_eyez
Your track sounds even more "Floydesque" than richardyot's. It really miss a singer here, I can easily hear Gilmore singing something here. Ask him ;O)
@Bills
Beautiful piano. At almost 50 your song sounds very sad to me but it is very well made and sounds great
@DavidEnglish
Peaceful track. I like the flute. Are you using a breath MIDI controller to do that ?
@klownshed
I am very impressed with this track, with all the events that are changing all the time. It give the envy to continue listening to it to hear where it goes. Professionaly made
@RonnieOmelettes
Amazing...my track of the month. Cool piano fitting perfectly with the different samples you using. Love the brass too
@unlink
Some asian instruments here giving a feel of japanese-free-jazz. Very interesting
Good track, flows nicely and the voice software is used effectively and tastefully. Love the guitar-like synth lines, the drums and the bassline as well.
Melodic, good flow to the song. What is the voice software Richard mentions?
Listened to this a couple of times - what a great track. Would love to know more about how it was made. The Zulu warriors’ hook is pure ear candy! Instrumentation- particularly the piano and the trumpet interplay beautifully. Really fine listen and strangely catchy too.
Thanks for listening. I am using Synthesizer V as a voice generator
@yellow_eyez thank you for listening. I would gladly have sing on your track but as mention above, I am using a synthetic voice…so you can do it too ;o)
+1 to this.
Lovely, I like the mix - especially the drums and the synths - not 100% sure about the vocals. They are pretty convincing but to my taste a bit harsh in the high notes. Listened to the whole song twice so I definitely liked it though
Second track from my Label.. Enjoy guys.. This is the Radio Edit.. ;-)
I posted this in a separate topic, but I think it may qualify to be here too (I hope!). I had a previous version which was using a more vintage computer speech. The vocals on this new version sound much more realistic to my ears.
Edit: link to newer version as I put the other link to private.
Personally I preferred the previous version with the more robotic sounding vocal. For me this one wanders too far into the uncanny valley, not sounding human or robotic but a strange hybrid of the two.
The older voice had a certain charm to it that this one lacks, IMO of course.
Fair enough!
It reminds me of feedback I have heard before regarding synthesized guitar sounds when compared to the real thing-- and funnily enough, why they prefer to go for synth sounds directly. I totally get that.
Thanks for listening and for taking the time to share your thoughts!