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Yeman Notes:
Ember, a piece with an endless number of contributers and which I'm now proud to be one.. such a special piece.
I and Draki had started this collab probably 2 years ago and often (during that time), I would go and have a look at Ember every month or so. I didn't have the right equipment to get my ideas to work, but I kept listening to it and this piece kept growing inside me...
A few weeks ago, I decided to get back to it and look at the *GB file* and thought that "everything that pops up in my head will be done with this piece." I got the main melody on my acoustic and recorded it, then, I saw a slide on my table -that I bought long time ago and never used it- and I thought that I can do something with it. With some effects, I made it sound kinda like a pedal or maybe Rudess' (continuum)?! So, officially, this is my first thing I did with GB...
Finally, I just want to *deeply* thank Eduard for being "SO" patient with me, and I, surely hope that you'll enjoy listening to a new version of the great "Ember"...
Drakonis Notes:
Yeman is a very talented young man, and shows just a peek at this talent here, by performing two very different feelings (raw wild electric slide, and touchingly beautiful acoustic) on his guitar. He allowed me to post his version on Macjams for him. Please leave a comment and let him know your thoughts on his version here, as he does try to stop by and read things on Macjams sometimes. He did not alter the original Ember much on this version (we had some interesting variants in the past that were discarded...) but he wants to revisit this again soon and take it in a bolder direction, possibly with the help of some other collaborators. Thank you Yeman, for your contributions and your friendship!
The original "open-collaboration" Ember piece can be heard here for reference. Feel free to send me a note if you would like to create your own variation on this piece, and I'll send you the GarageBand/MIDI files to work from.
Ember, a piece with an endless number of contributers and which I'm now proud to be one.. such a special piece.
I and Draki had started this collab probably 2 years ago and often (during that time), I would go and have a look at Ember every month or so. I didn't have the right equipment to get my ideas to work, but I kept listening to it and this piece kept growing inside me...
A few weeks ago, I decided to get back to it and look at the *GB file* and thought that "everything that pops up in my head will be done with this piece." I got the main melody on my acoustic and recorded it, then, I saw a slide on my table -that I bought long time ago and never used it- and I thought that I can do something with it. With some effects, I made it sound kinda like a pedal or maybe Rudess' (continuum)?! So, officially, this is my first thing I did with GB...
Finally, I just want to *deeply* thank Eduard for being "SO" patient with me, and I, surely hope that you'll enjoy listening to a new version of the great "Ember"...
Drakonis Notes:
Yeman is a very talented young man, and shows just a peek at this talent here, by performing two very different feelings (raw wild electric slide, and touchingly beautiful acoustic) on his guitar. He allowed me to post his version on Macjams for him. Please leave a comment and let him know your thoughts on his version here, as he does try to stop by and read things on Macjams sometimes. He did not alter the original Ember much on this version (we had some interesting variants in the past that were discarded...) but he wants to revisit this again soon and take it in a bolder direction, possibly with the help of some other collaborators. Thank you Yeman, for your contributions and your friendship!
The original "open-collaboration" Ember piece can be heard here for reference. Feel free to send me a note if you would like to create your own variation on this piece, and I'll send you the GarageBand/MIDI files to work from.
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MarkHolbrook
Wow wow wow! You pair up Yeman and Drak and you get excellence. Truly wonderful!