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Simple meditation over 5/4 riff.
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| iG.STUDiO said 1921 days ago (August 23rd, 2004) | |
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5/4 riff... Thank you, Jack. I figured, since there is a total of one chord in the whole tune, I can paly a little with the velocities of the individual notes in the MIDI tracks to make it sound a bit more "live". Took me about 6 hours to "pencil in" the piano/bass/drums MIDI tracks... --- [ Don't steal music. Share it. ] Check out my latest song called Le Rêve De Solange
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| TobinMueller said 1921 days ago (August 23rd, 2004) | |
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Take Five Cool tenor smoothness reminds me, inevitably, of Paul Desmond's soloing (Dave Brubeck Take Five) without a bridge or change of chords. Excellent playing, excellent layering. This fantastic recording of your exquisite breathy sax playing, your best, flawless recording yet. Altho I wish it would have evolved into something more than a single repeated measure. As is, it seems like a musical idea that never quite becomes a song, a groove that fades in and fades out without ever coalescing, if that makes sense. Check out my latest song called Forge A New Life (MJRF)
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| iG.STUDiO said 1921 days ago (August 23rd, 2004) | |
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Take Five Thank you. It does make sence, of course, and it is a skecth rather than a complete production: I am thinking about key change, at least, and, may be, a bridge - for the next take. --- [ Don't steal music. Share it. ] Check out my latest song called Le Rêve De Solange
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| Cameron said 1920 days ago (August 23rd, 2004) | |
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good jammin with yourself Tobin took the words right out of my mouth -- that this track is reminiscent of Brubeck's "Take Five". The simplicity of your sax riffs make it possible to overdub successfully, it's not too crowded with notes. You've provided a nice simple accompaniment, too, which works very well here. I agree that this piece would be even better with more than one chord. But it's amazing how much interest you did create with this! Check out my latest song called EPONYM
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| mcsweb said 1915 days ago (August 29th, 2004) | |
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I like the interesting timing but I'm disappointed that the riff never changes. This could be such a nice piece with some real writing in here that expands on the musical thoughts presented by both the riff and the improvisation over top. Song content is a good start but simply needs more than just that riff: 6. Production sounds good except that drums sound a little too low, and I feel variety could be carried over to instrumentation as well: 7. Performance is nice and clean: 8. Originality/creativity is hard to judge because of the other limitation: 6. I want to give this a higher score for potential, but I have to rate what's here; Overall: 6. Flesh out your musical ideas and bring it back for a much better rating from me. Check out my latest song called Pearls of Perfection
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| TennesseeVic said 1761 days ago (January 30th, 2005) | |
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jazz drumming, unlike pop, barely uses a bass drum. Your track would also flow better without that somewhat busy bass drum. The sax part is cool though. You're a great player. Check out my latest song called Tecmo Superbowl 2009 w/ Dead End (MJRF 2004)
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Another solid instumental. Great feel on those ivory keys,
tone, volume,everything seems right on this jazz piece. I
am not surprised in the least.
Jack