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sax (55), guitar (831), improvisation (57), collaboration (102), drive (8), riff (10), solo. (1)
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Description:
Have you ever had that feeling - as soon as you think you are finally getting somewhere, the metal belt under your feet starts sliding down... time and again.
Guitar solo by Tadashi Togawa.
Hardware:
iG.STUDiO:Yamaha "CustomZ" tenor saxophone YTSZ82, Otto Link Super Tone Master 10* mouthpiece, Vandoren Traditional #3 reed, RadioShack 33-3004 dynamic microphone, FastTrack USB, Maxell NC-II noice-cancelling headphones, iMac G4 800Mhz (1GB RAM).
Tadashi Togawa: Do not know.
Software:
GarageBand 2
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Film noir improv nujazz.... &mdash 05/15/06 - 09:15:19 AM
Hey, Ilya, great to hear this new song from you... very different and yet not? You always seem to try new things and this collab with Tadashi is a good one. Nice how your slow, subtle sax line leads into Tad's ecletic electric guitar part. It works for me.
best to you,
Jack [ Reply to This ]
Film noir improv nujazz.... &mdash 05/15/06 - 10:05:32 AM
Good arrangement &mdash 05/15/06 - 09:25:34 AM
Nice slow tenor over a pretty hectic and exciting rhythm section. Sounds
contrastingly good. Nice tone on the tenor. Very well put together,
sometimes gets a little repetitive in the rhythm section, maybe use a few
different loops to throw a spice into the arrangement. Good job though
overall. Very impressive [ Reply to This ]
Good arrangement &mdash 05/15/06 - 10:07:59 AM
Nice collab! &mdash 05/15/06 - 03:10:01 PM
A fine piece of music here. TT's guitar is marvellous as per usual. Cool
sax work. Kudos.
Be well! [ Reply to This ]
Nice collab! &mdash 05/16/06 - 07:15:50 AM
Escalator that turns back &mdash 05/15/06 - 06:02:11 PM
This song is very pungent, and is fantastic.
I listened to the introduction, and i came to like it at once.
I was able to play the guitar very happily.
I wish to express my gratitude for Ilya.
Thank you very much!! [ Reply to This ]
Escalator that turns back &mdash 05/16/06 - 07:09:04 AM
This song wouldn't happen without your generous contribution. Thank you!
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iLYA [ Reply to This ]
Changes? &mdash 05/16/06 - 09:00:45 AM
Most enjoyable. As always, I dig your tenor sound. I wonder if the bass line could change along with the chord progressions suggested or outlined by the sax parts? Though keeping the sequence static while the other parts change creates tension, having the bass line move might lend more form and direction to the piece--like an AABA song form with B being a bridge. [ Reply to This ]
Changes? &mdash 05/16/06 - 11:57:19 AM
Thank you!
There are more ways of doing things than one; of course. The bass and syn lines were written before the sax melodies, and I felt like keeping them where they were... in this form the juxtaposition of the textures and rythms works, I think, better this way...
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iLYA [ Reply to This ]
futuro-jazz &mdash 05/16/06 - 12:40:38 PM
jazz of the future.....but right now......interesting guitar solo
tadashi.....nice jam IG......we are due for another collab.....i have
something in the works if u r interested.......... [ Reply to This ]
futuro-jazz &mdash 05/16/06 - 01:52:25 PM
I'd be delighted :{)
Nice to hear from you, and thanks for the good word.
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iLYA [ Reply to This ]
Grooving &mdash 09/16/06 - 10:15:14 AM
composition.Would have loved to here a real conga drummer instead of
rhe midi one,but still a nice jam. Love the breathy sax solo.The guitar part
is cool too. Nice work! [ Reply to This ]
Thanks! &mdash 09/27/06 - 08:42:22 PM
nice &mdash 11/17/06 - 12:47:47 PM
Ilya, very nice sounding composition. The sound you record from the sax is so friggin PRESENT, wonderful clarity. The percussive groove was as funky as it gets. Did you do the keys as well? there's some outstanding and yet very restrained keyboard/synth noodling going on. You package the whole in a pro sounding mix. Tadashi was the perfect acomplice on this. nice nice nice [ Reply to This ]
Thank you &mdash 11/26/06 - 11:48:23 AM
aprecciate your comments - no, I don't play the keys realtime (don't even own a keyboard), everything except sax and TT's guitar is pencilled in. One has to work with what one has :)
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iLYA [ Reply to This ]
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best to you,
Jack
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