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Thanks, Leon
A positive comment is always welcome
I kinda missed the first part of this thread, but I just want to say I liked the track. I think it would sound good through some real guitars. The melody would sound nice on a bass.
Thank you for all your input. I think I might need some brain enhancment though. I get too anxious to make it all the way through my tutorials. Thanks again for your advise.
Per the machine gun effect, with certain VIs, it can't be avoided. If what you have has a box you can tick in preferences or somewhere in the interface that deals with it, do so. (In general terms what a developer uses to obviate this is called Roun…
Thanks Ray,
I got Sonar Home Studio 7 and don't know how to use it yet. Soft Synths are new to me and I'm probably trying to go too fast - driving in the dark. I will take a good hard look at that phrasing - again thanks.
I tried running my midi through soft synths. Any feedback would be great.
I agree with much of what Spyrus said. The vocals need to be more present with all the accompaniment surrounding, backing, and highlighting the lyrics. I like the song. Don't fall into the trap of hiding your voice inside the music. Let it be in the…
Thanks for posting this, Rob.
I really liked this a lot - well thought out and executed.
But in itself it has a sort of old, haunting appeal - so I wouldn't reject it for that reason alone. If say that that the sound is intentional, then it's justified. I'm just saying that it might strike some people as being dated.
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- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Songs
- Is music your main income source?
- No - Not at all.
- Where do you live?
- california
- About Me:
- Truth be told, I'm not really much of a musician. I hear songs in my head and I like to write it down using the staff mode in cakewalk. I haven't a clue what to do with it now. None of my songs are well produced. I would be honored if someone out there liked my music enough to collaborate with me. I would rather be a part of something great than all of something mediocre.
lyrics
Most of the songs I have posted here have lyrics. I haven't figured out how to associate them with the songs here yet. Some of the lyrics are so-so while some, like "Northern Lights", are half the song. On my soundclick music page, lyrics are posted with the songs under full song info.
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No such thing
I've been listening to as many compositions as I can - this way I associate members with a "theme song" when I see their picture. In hearing the diversity of music - and realizing the environment each piece is suited to, I've come to the conclusion that there is no such thing as "bad" music - only music I don't understand.
Posted on April 7, 2009 at 11:00am — 2 Comments
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- At 9:43pm on August 25, 2009,
Fredrick zinos said… - Marv,
You might find "American Songs" now posted on my home page, interesting.
- At 1:43pm on May 15, 2009,
Robert "Robby" Piotrowski said… - thnx so much! very much!
- At 12:42pm on April 28, 2009,
Juliana said… - Hi Marv,
I listened to your songs.
I must say they all are so "honest"sounding,so very clear expressing the emotions...So much can be discovered about you from listening...
I can feel the stories and the emotions of each song.
Nice compositions!Keep it up!
J
- At 11:56am on April 22, 2009,
Ray Kemp said… - Seeing as you like 'Trial By Jury' you realise I'm going to have to work on it some more.
cheers
Ray
- At 11:15am on April 21, 2009,
Kyle said… - "no such thing as bad music"... i love your honesty. there is a lot of music i don't understand, but more and more i have a growing appreciation for such. the perceptual differences between a muscian and the end-user (if you will) bend on hearing the song as it is, and being able to hear a song for what it could be, as we discussed before. i have "bad" copies of "good" songs that noone understands (so i assume), but i find there is a draw to the mystery itself (of not understanding) and so i push into the bizzar.
- At 5:34am on April 19, 2009,
Ray Kemp said…
- Hey! Marv,
You've made my day, noticing the difference in my re-mastered Strange Theory.
Now "Storm Warning" is my favourite here. All you need is some collaboration that will allow re-recording the instruments to a higher standard and give it some pro gloss. What you are doing with the tools you have is great.
Ray
- At 5:32pm on April 18, 2009,
douglas mccann said… - storm warning, just love the clarity of the different voicings, and now a real voice,,, this is truly original music, which always impresses me....
all of us are 'out there on our own''
hugs
douglas
- At 3:41am on April 18, 2009,
Leslie Quarcoopome said… - Hi Marv, thanks for taking to time to listen and leaving a comment. Appreciated. I'm currently out and about mobile so cannot access the Flash music player to listen to your songs. Will do so at the earliest opportunity though. Thanks again.
L
- At 3:09pm on April 14, 2009,
Adrian Allan said… - Thanks for the comment on my page. I've listened to a few of your tracks now and they come across as being very sincere, which isn't always easy to achieve.
- At 12:24pm on April 10, 2009,
Lori Sweeney said… - Hi Marv,
Thank you for that wonderful compliment. I really enjoyed your music. Especially Northern Lights. It has somewhat of a Native American undertone. Your songs remind me of the 70's group Little River Band. That was a great decade for music. Keep up the great work.
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