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| boxman6 said 1048 days ago (January 10th, 2007) | |
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loops thanx announcer, the point bout the loops i totally agree couldnt have said it better myself. Ive read so many comments on MJ that the hardcore musicians tend to frown on the use of loops but hey isn't that creative as well, u still have to piece it all together to fit in, maybe change a few keys or notes to give it a whole new slant....actually fat boy slim created several tracks using only loops and only in GB!!....Again thank you for yor comments, ive left feedback on yor link u gave me. The Boxter Check out my latest song called Above & Beyond
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announcer
and there is nothing wrong with this piece. I work with a lot of loops and I always figured it was like making a collage. Find a piece and put it together with other pieces to create a new piece.
This piece is slick and that may be a small problem with it ... the differecnt themes and instruments creep in and out and back in again. I might have made the break in the middle a bit stronger and come back with a key change at that point to keep the song sounding fresh.