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club (128), dance (487), uptempo (4), electronic (275), drum (46), bass (227), instrumental (413), effects (18), loop (37), garage (16), band (116), techno (328), house (112)
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Description:
My first GarageBand song, composed on a cruise ship on Mexican waters.
Lyrics:
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Hardware:
G4 Laptop
Software:
GarageBand
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i dig it &mdash 01/15/06 - 10:48:54 AM
Nice...
this song really fits in to its genre.
its as if Pink Floyd decided to start making club music
you found many surrounding instruments that compliment the bass
motif,
one thing don't like is the bongo's that you added as a fill
maybe a different choice would work
other than that i like it alot
one thing i would do is fade in and fade out the drum line during
sequences, leave only the motif and the guitar noodling and synth be
heard, and bring back the drum line
it creates variety
all in all,
good job man
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re: i dig it &mdash 01/15/06 - 11:53:57 PM
Pink Floyd, eh? Now that I hadn't thought of. They were an
influence. Now, you didn't like the drums because they're a
natural sounding, or because they're atonal?
Thanks so much for listening and commenting. [ Reply to This ]
re: i dig it &mdash 01/15/06 - 11:56:10 PM
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this song really fits in to its genre.
its as if Pink Floyd decided to start making club music
you found many surrounding instruments that compliment the bass
motif,
one thing don't like is the bongo's that you added as a fill
maybe a different choice would work
other than that i like it alot
one thing i would do is fade in and fade out the drum line during
sequences, leave only the motif and the guitar noodling and synth be
heard, and bring back the drum line
it creates variety
all in all,
good job man
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