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. :)
Very Smooth, great late night listening, (or any time for that matter)turn the lights down low, sit back and relax,, ps where was this live recording done?
Great song, soft rock,,, your guitar playing is very fine,,,question is there a drop out about 2 min into the piece,, could just be my speakers,, their not very good...nice work
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Some shun or dare not partake in the discussion of passing on from this life. Many search for meaning and fanciful places to reside, after their earthly shells have been left behind. This song is sweet reminder that ignoring and falsifying of…
Some shun or dare not partake in the discussion of passing on from this life. Many search for meaning and fanciful places to reside, after their earthly shells have been left behind. This song is sweet reminder that ignoring and falsifying of…
Girls! Women! Birds! Chicks! This song's about all the pretty girls out there (and you know who you are)! This song celebrates each and everyone of them.
another fun song-- nice instrumental tracks,, my only comment is that the vocal and instrumental seem to be just about the same volume level,, meaning each seems to be competing with each other without either one taking the lead,,
Inspired by the book Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks. An earworm (or brainworm as Sacks espouses) is that catchy melody that sticks in your brain that you just can't shake.
"upbeat pop-rock" to be sure,, earworm is a fun little tune that just boars into you.... though the volume seem a little low to me -- compared to other music on the site
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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
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Kind of reminds me of the way ripples move out from a stone dropped in water,,very nice
Very Smooth, great late night listening, (or any time for that matter)turn the lights down low, sit back and relax,, ps where was this live recording done?
Nice mellow track, what instrument is that?
Great guitar, your voice matches up well with the music, carnival ending is nice
Great song, soft rock,,, your guitar playing is very fine,,,question is there a drop out about 2 min into the piece,, could just be my speakers,, their not very good...nice work
Very nice,, with my sound/speakers it's hard for me to clearly hear the vocals,, but the music is well played and very interesting,
Pure Magic....like most good instrumentals,, they begin with a good simple main theme, and then follow through with interesting variations
and about 5 min into the piece it goes rock,, what more can you ask!!!
very evocative, soulful, bluesy, and a little jazzy like a liquid poem
No. 3 is a sweet,thoughtful piece
Interesting,,,sweet and pastoral
another fun song-- nice instrumental tracks,, my only comment is that the vocal and instrumental seem to be just about the same volume level,, meaning each seems to be competing with each other without either one taking the lead,,
"upbeat pop-rock" to be sure,, earworm is a fun little tune that just boars into you.... though the volume seem a little low to me -- compared to other music on the site
Good rock song, music is well crafted, and work well with vocals, a fun upbeat song
ditto for this one also
Oosterzee -- nice tune, great musicianship ie playing and arrangement