JustaJamYet |
the title defines it all,
simplicity was a keyword while composing it, then I took it to the Band (Daizy Bell),
this is just the first rehearsal, and me fooling around with my new synth (old roland rs-50)
upload only for constructive comments and opinions how to make it a worlwide Nr.1 Hit...
Or just how you like it or dont
simplicity was a keyword while composing it, then I took it to the Band (Daizy Bell),
this is just the first rehearsal, and me fooling around with my new synth (old roland rs-50)
upload only for constructive comments and opinions how to make it a worlwide Nr.1 Hit...
Or just how you like it or dont
I like the feel
Although you are trying to keep it simple, it's not really taking you anywhere. Try a simple arrangement.
It sounds like it's more for a vocal, although I can hear some vocals very faint?
The synth is too bright for the guitar, they are fighting for the spotlight.
KEEP AT IT!!
Although you are trying to keep it simple, it's not really taking you anywhere. Try a simple arrangement.
It sounds like it's more for a vocal, although I can hear some vocals very faint?
The synth is too bright for the guitar, they are fighting for the spotlight.
KEEP AT IT!!
re: JustaJamYet |
MaxdB wrote…
the title defines it all,
simplicity was a keyword while composing it, then I took it to the Band (Daizy Bell),
this is just the first rehearsal, and me fooling around with my new synth (old roland rs-50)
upload only for constructive comments and opinions how to make it a worlwide Nr.1 Hit...
Or just how you like it or dont :)
HaHa this sounds like a great jam .....take it and run over a few more sessions sure your global hit will emerge
jamfish
I like it, a really nicely thick-layered soundscape with a melancholic and later-day floydish psychedelic feel to it. If you want to build it out you will need more chords, a break, lyrics, saxophone and more cowbell of course
But without kidding, this jam certainly provides something workable, and even if you'd throw in a jam like this live, between songs, toward the end of a gig, you could really bring the atmosphere to a climax with this. You just have to make sure to have a few verses for the vocal bit.
I liked it! Good energy, and well recorded too. Is this multitrack or a really decent post-processed room recording?
But without kidding, this jam certainly provides something workable, and even if you'd throw in a jam like this live, between songs, toward the end of a gig, you could really bring the atmosphere to a climax with this. You just have to make sure to have a few verses for the vocal bit.
I liked it! Good energy, and well recorded too. Is this multitrack or a really decent post-processed room recording?
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