Thanks. Yeah there was a reason I didn't release them years ago; they didn't feel "done" to me. Oh well. -ken Julien Claassen <julien@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >Hello Ken! >Nice tracks. Not my top five out of your tracks, but definitely nice. >:-) I >like both titles very much though. They convey something eccentric and >slightly nerdy. :-) >I didn't start on the right foot with breakfast at 1. I thought: why >808, >why not 909? This question however was answered quickly, when the >Rhodes >joined the funfair. Nice touch that! In combination with the Rhodes, >the 808 >made much more sense to me. It left the piano more space to breathe and > >roominate. I love those funky/jazzy reminiscences. Something I can >never pull >off, as well as you can. No rock 'n' role and no funk. :-) Nice little >track! >Allure oddmeter, did hold a slight allure. Unfortunately something had >to be >steady in this song and the poor old drumtrack had to suffer that >dubious >pleasure. :-( If that had been replaced with a real drummer or a >drumkit of >any sort played live or programmed in interesting and twisted ways, >this would >have been on its way to a smash-hit. :-) Oddly though, I didn't find >the 9/4 >too confusing. Perhaps I didn't always follow the twists and turns of >the >bassline, but it felt comfrotable to listen to. Enough so, tht I could >enjoy >the mean basslines. Not as predominant and pregnant, as I've heard them >in >some of your other songs, but it was there. While listening and >discovering >the acoustic piano, I started thinking, that one could probably have >fun with >this piece, writing an analysis of the composer's intentions. So many >events >and twists, for such a small arrangement and that style of music, that >one >could assign to underlying themes, desires and messages of the author. >:-) >Coming back into the non-fictional world, those ongoings are, what >makes this >piece interesting, in spite of the looped drums. >May I finish this with a wish: do more housekeeping and cleaning, >perhaps >you'll find more. :-) I will hope for the best and leave you to being >prepared >for the worst. - Honestly: both of them nice, sturdy tracks, not >catchy, but >catching. > Warm regards > Julien > >---------------------------------------- >http://juliencoder.de/nama/music.html _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
