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Anxious Overtime was written in the summer of 2000. At the time, I had just purchased the Proteus 2000 (you can deffinitely hear it) and the only other device at hand was an Ensonq-ASR-10. I often used this for sampling vocals/filters, etc/ and creating loops. I used Opcodes vision software and recorded/engineered all live tracks on my friends Ensoniq Paris System. Unfortunately, I was unable to get the Master Track off an Orb drive for re-tracking vocals so I'm left with this version that has a couple of hiccups in the beginning. While making this piece, I was after a lounge feel, with contemporary jazz overtones... I had no clue how the lounge genre parameters were actually defined. I knew however I didn't want loops in the DJ vain. A friend of mine was a DJ so I had brief exposure to it. It's kind of dated and you can also ascertain a long-ago influence on the outro. Can you guess who that might be? I'm just not sure if I want to re-write this piece. Mimi Vox, Jeremy write.
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Well, if I could only get GarageBand to sound this good.
The singing is excellent. The soundspace is incredible.
Wide and deep. Cool panning. Good solid bass without
distortion.