Anything that has the title, "Desert Sunset", has me right away. I miss them deeply. The music delivers what the title suggests. I will be returning to listen, repeadtedly. On, the song you commented on "This Strange Parade", you were right, it was over 40mbs, perhaps that's why the music was cut off at the end, and the chorus just goes for a stroll naked, so to speak- it was just cut at 40mb's. Thanks for your knid comments by the way. Dan Gipson
So question for you.. how did you record the piano for this album?
And I realized later that you hadn't specifically asked what I was using on one of my piano songs.. so to answer your earlier question: It was Reason+Record for that song, with "built-in" sounds as well some refills (notably the Reason Pianos that I mentioned).
Lovely!
To answer your question... currently I'm using the Reason pianos refill. I've also used NI's Akoustik, Ableton Live Suite's grand piano, and an Alesis QS7 in reverse chronological order. :)
Interpretation of that we see comes from us, so, therefore, is not objective. Seems, there is no objectivity here, none at all. But then why do we try again and again to learn, to understand, to feel?
The question is still the same: who are…
Another Live performance with former band mates in Scartaglen back in 1988 on the NPR show Mountain Stage. This time a piece of Gaelic mouth music followed by 3 reels. Maybe the most complex arrangement of a set of tunes that we ever did.
W/M by Tharek Mokbul
-Lyrics-
When the world is in battle,
It grows hard to see,
The fights that occur within lines.
Constant distraction dispensed
From the top
of the castle
With oil down its sides.
All of the effort
now wasted…
We had to drag Elvis and the Big band out for this one.....hope you enjoy.......
All I Want Is Love (Lyrics)
Can’t you see what i need
Cant you see how i feel
All i what from you is love
Thats what i want
Want to feel
All i need
All…
Japanese Ghost House Boat was my contribution to the ImprovFriday “For Japan” earthquake relief CD release with proceeds donated to the Red Cross. It is in 17 notes per octave. Since its been about a year I thought I could release it now as…
an interesting exploration on the audio plane, it's slow dreamlike flow is quite a contrast to the photo shown,, once again,, a very interesting journey
Written by Greg Connor
Lyrics:
River run away with me
I got my paddle in my hand
Take me far away from here
Take me to the sea
Take me somewhere I don’t know
Take me where the water goes
Start out fast, then go slow
Closer to the…
My RPM challenge this year: acoustic guitar instrumental album with no more than three tracks on each tune (ok, maybe four!)
This one is a single track with no overdubs. On the 12 string, the 4th,5th and 6th string pairs are tuned a fourth apart.
sweet playing,, i can see/feel it all as i listen,, nice light touch,, each note is crisp,,,,they stand out well,, musical splashes in beautiful pond,,well played r
1pm on Sunday. I'm not back in work until Tuesday. We've just had a delicious roast dinner that I cooked, and the glass of wine we had with it is helping it go down. As a crisp February sun twinkles through the window I realise that for the first…
Comments on richardlaceves's stuff
Beautiful great playing mate excellent.
Beautiful mate great feeling.
Nice one mate very cool.
Awesome.
Nice mate very cool great feeling in this.
Nice one mate beautiful.
Wonderful! :) Thank you, I really enjoyed this.
Beautiful mate.
Beautiful man really cool.
Anything that has the title, "Desert Sunset", has me right away. I miss them deeply. The music delivers what the title suggests. I will be returning to listen, repeadtedly. On, the song you commented on "This Strange Parade", you were right, it was over 40mbs, perhaps that's why the music was cut off at the end, and the chorus just goes for a stroll naked, so to speak- it was just cut at 40mb's. Thanks for your knid comments by the way. Dan Gipson
So question for you.. how did you record the piano for this album? And I realized later that you hadn't specifically asked what I was using on one of my piano songs.. so to answer your earlier question: It was Reason+Record for that song, with "built-in" sounds as well some refills (notably the Reason Pianos that I mentioned).
Dig this one! The polyrhythms (if that's the term) really give me the sense of rain falling, too.
Lovely! To answer your question... currently I'm using the Reason pianos refill. I've also used NI's Akoustik, Ableton Live Suite's grand piano, and an Alesis QS7 in reverse chronological order. :)
This is fantastic...lots of soul!
What a Beaut!!!
Beautiful composition!!
favorite!
Real nice Piano Richard. This is a beauty. ~Geas
very good job on this one.
nice, sweet and beautiful
Comments made by richardlaceves
very very beautiful/sweet,,, this is a 12 string?.. sooo well done
nicely done
indeed! very fun,,great guitar play
really very nice,, what synth did you use for the horn,, i liked it's tembre very much
very fine
hey neighbors, im only about 70 miles east of youall,,,,,sounds good,, look forward to hearing more
verrry nicely done,,,
indeed, a cool piece,,, nice to hear your different styles
wow.... quite brilliant
a comment on our times? which side of the pond? not sure i get it all,, but seems a bit like a darker dylan type of piece,,, how interesting
most excellent!! wonderful story line,,,as usual!!! fine piano accompaniment ...
really nice
an interesting exploration on the audio plane, it's slow dreamlike flow is quite a contrast to the photo shown,, once again,, a very interesting journey
very pretty, lovely overtones,,
a very lovely moment in musical time,, very very well done
very rich,,,
sweet playing,, i can see/feel it all as i listen,, nice light touch,, each note is crisp,,,,they stand out well,, musical splashes in beautiful pond,,well played r
evocative soundscape and quite beautiful playing
very pretty and well done piece
what a wondrous place to grow,, amidst such fine music your daughter has.. i like this very much...