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Happy New Year!
A recently completed track of mine to usher in the new year. The drum programming was kinda tricky.
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Permalink Reply by Dane Aubrun on
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And to you, Timothy, with thank from me for the many pieces of software you've brought to light and your technical advice. I'll be back to comment on the work once my third coffee has taken effect. I was a bit sloshed last night what with "good riddance to 2020" and the Brexit celebrations!
Keep well, keep safe!
Bests for 2021.
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Very nice, Timothy and an uplift for the new year!
I loved the sudden high pitch of...soprano sax? at around 0'25" and the rhythmic break at about 1'43". Also the ending - nice cadence. Maybe a few quiet drum strokes could have ended it more definitely but fine as it is.
Well done!
Cheers!
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Permalink Reply by Liz Atems on
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Nice work, Timothy! I enjoyed this, very upbeat. Unlike Dane I wasn't thinking of drums to close out the track, but my ear did want the sax to resolve onto, what, a G? (or is it G#? not quite sure) maybe hanging in the air at the end. (Not saying you should do that, just what I was hoping for. ;))
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Permalink Reply by Timothy Smith on
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Dane Aubrun said:Very nice, Timothy and an uplift for the new year!
I loved the sudden high pitch of...soprano sax? at around 0'25" and the rhythmic break at about 1'43". Also the ending - nice cadence. Maybe a few quiet drum strokes could have ended it more definitely but fine as it is.
Well done!
Cheers!
Dane- It's called sensual sax. An embertone product if you're interested. I picked it up for only 20.00. Thanks!
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Hi Liz,Good to see you still around! Thank you for listening. You bring new thoughts to the conclusion of this as per sax. Great idea!
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