ooh nice genre
also 1:27 is my fave bit, and the fill at 1:41 is great
2:16 has some really great texturing
nice job!! And good luck against a r b y
ooh nice genre
also 1:27 is my fave bit, and the fill at 1:41 is great
2:16 has some really great texturing
nice job!! And good luck against a r b y
dang it arby fight us with your voice LIKE A MAN
what the hell i REFUSE TO BELIEVE you played 2:58 live omg
nice fun song!! gl :D
Would it surprise you to hear that that's actually fairly easy? It's just one of those ;) secret techniques ;), ya know!
The octaves at 3:04 are tricky though o.O
Thanks, and you too!
1:06 is a funny buildup haha
And very interesting rhythmic choices for the drums!!! are you a drummer by any chance?
Very interested in the inspirations behind this track! It's quite unique, great job :D
I'm actually not much of a drummer, I do wish I had the time to get good at it tho. I programmed the drums and coming up with that whole drum solo was a pretty fun challenge! My goal was to try to make it sound busy and complex but also authentic. One thing I always kept in mind was the fact that some drummers might listen to it and I didn't want them to think that the solo didn't make sense and was obviously programmed. Sometimes I'd air drum some parts to make sure that a 3rd arm wasn't needed and it really helped, even if I did look stupid doing it XD! Also, I take in inspirations from all over but I guess the biggest for this track, in particular, was probably neo-classical composer Ólafur Arnalds. His compositions have greatly influenced me recently and I highly suggest checking them out whenever you get the chance!
BIG emotional culminative broadway number vibes
good job !!!
omg ty
this is the catchiest thing I've ever heard wtf
+ major bonus points for the R I S E R
edit: are those whistle samples in the last solo??? whatever it is it sounds real good
Glad you enjoyed it :D. Decided to pull out the old riser for good measure ;). That instrument in the last solo is Embertone Sensual Saxophone
Whoa where did THIS come from, you're so full of surprises you
I'm glad someone else enjoys the octave salsa too
Where did it come from? Well I can say you had an influence.
whoa hot damn! is this recorded live? this is some good stuff dude!
Half of it was! The sax, guitar, bass, and drums were all recorded live. They were just tight enough to avoid any timing fixes, and just loose enough to keep the groove. The piano, organ, and xylophone were all played in midi, then quantized loosely.
Thank you for the review! Love you, brother.
wow i LOVE this i want one omg
Thanks :)
hey i'm no insect doctor but i think your music attracts mosquitos because i hear one buzzing by whenever i get to 4:11 in this song
I assume you mean entomologist, but bro! Now I can't get that image out of my head when I hear it. Thanks a lot
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