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| VicDiesel said 1247 days ago (June 28th, 2006) | |
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Good picking I like your guitar playing. Both the acoustic and electric parts sound very smooth and effortless. I'm just wondering about the rhythmic accuracy in some places. Most of them time it's clear how the pieces fit together, but sometimes I really don't hear what their rhythmic relationship is. Cool track. Check out my latest song called Desert Stars
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| ziti said 1186 days ago (August 28th, 2006) | |
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there ya go I love this!!! I have done a lot of these duet things myself(tossed most of them) and they are way fun and HARD to do. This one sounds so free and nice and all over the place, making me laff like a baby cat would! So glad that you are posting your great music here! deep bow z Check out my latest song called All Smokey
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| Magritte said 901 days ago (June 9th, 2007) | |
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Charming and cute I agree that there is a bit of a disconnect between the two voices, but it's nothing that couldn't be tightened up. Your playing is lovely and definitely evokes for me the image of playing with a friendly kitty on a nice lazy Saturday. In fact I think I'll go do that now! Check out my latest song called Tango Macabre
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| 1rwhite1 said 901 days ago (June 9th, 2007) | |
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Thanks! Thanks, Magritte, for listening and for the nice comment. Looking back, I think my goal was to mimic the old Herb Ellis/Joe Pass duets. One of the complications I ran into while playing accompony guitar was to envision what kind of solo would go well over this. Well, the result does sort of sound like two different pieces played at the same time,. but I still feel like it maintains its playfulness. Thanks again for listening and for commenting. --- Defender of the Comma Check out my latest song called Who We Are
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charliechen
Some great playing. Welcom to MJ's.
I like what you're trying to do with panning the tracks left and right. There is playfulness in the parts, simulating the toying around of a cat and his owner beautifully. Unfortunately, the two halves didn't really gel for me. It felt a little like I was listening to two different pieces of music, one in each ear.
And I missed something in the background to keep rhythm, a bass line, or light shuffling drums - which may also help anchor the two parts together.
But I admire the musicality and your adeptness with the guitar. (I have guitar envy, being a piano/keyboard player.)