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Has been a while, since I posted something... Many reasons, mostly life getting in a way of music...
However:
New iteration of the old tune, this time featuring Tobin Mueller, who was kind enough to spend some time on the piano comps, which, on my honest opinion, add a lot to the feel...
Some minor remixing, using GB2 new tools and features, as well.
Ilya "iG.STUDiO" Gerasimenko (tenor sax), John "Bluefox" Martinez (guitar), Erwin "Scorpjammer" Colon (guitar), Tobin J. Mueller (piano).
Hardware:
Yamaha "CustomZ" tenor saxophone YTSZ82, RadioShack 33-3004 dynamic microphone with XLR-1/4" line level transformer, iMic USB noicemaker, Maxell NC-II noice-cancelling headphones, iMac G4 800Mhz (1GB RAM).
Software:
GarageBand 2
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Balancing act &mdash 02/21/05 - 06:41:15 AM
Hey, this was fun to play along too, hard timing in many
spots to sync up to the band. I love the song,
especially the head. Great writing. The piano track seems
kind of low in the mix, and a couple spots that I did some
duet work with the other players seem to have been cut
out and comping from other sections replaced it (or was
that me editing myself during that second draft?) creating
some chord clashes, especially during the first guitar solo.
Surprised me. Any chance you might attempt a remix? [ Reply to This ]
Balancing act &mdash 02/21/05 - 08:35:57 AM
Yes, I am still working on it - I've re-arranged some of the solos in order to improve dynamics, and I am planning to use more of your tracks - posted this version for input and comments.
Thank you again for your input and work - again, live track makes all the difference :)
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iLYA [ Reply to This ]
I especially liked &mdash 02/21/05 - 10:59:56 AM
the trill at the end - made me think of the way the Road
Runner would give a raspberry to the Coyote as he
passed. Very nice trad jazz jamming - amazingly has a
very cohesive feel, even though, as Tobin points out the
timing could get tricky - being done apart like this. [ Reply to This ]
I especially liked &mdash 02/24/05 - 04:08:37 AM
Sounding Good, IG &mdash 02/21/05 - 01:21:39 PM
Mighty fine tune and sax work, IG. Nice chops, Bluefox and, yes, I'd like to hear more of Tobin. Looking forward to more. Swing on, IG!
Scorp:) [ Reply to This ]
So This is What a Real Tenor Sax Sounds Like &mdash 02/22/05 - 06:37:56 PM
I'll keep that in mind and probably violate it again the next
time I use the GB sw tenor sax (which I did the same day
you released this). :)
I enjoyed the head, the solos and rhythm. Good,
interesting production on the doubling of sax parts too.
Well done, everyone. [ Reply to This ]
NIce! &mdash 03/03/05 - 07:36:13 AM
I'm a big Joshua Redman fan. I think your playing sounds as good as his. I think you need real drums to go along with this. I 'd be open to providing them if you want. Check out Night Room. There's some rough spots but I did this in one take. Anyway, I liked this a lot and I downloaded it! [ Reply to This ]
NIce! &mdash 03/16/05 - 07:05:47 AM
Thank you :{)
I am all for jamming - this is what I am here for...
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iLYA [ Reply to This ]
More Piano... &mdash 04/19/05 - 01:15:22 PM
Nice tune. Great compoisition skills. The piano should be louder in the mix. Keep it up my friend. I may be calling you in future to add you flavor to some of my Nu jazz tracks. [ Reply to This ]
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spots to sync up to the band. I love the song,
especially the head. Great writing. The piano track seems
kind of low in the mix, and a couple spots that I did some
duet work with the other players seem to have been cut
out and comping from other sections replaced it (or was
that me editing myself during that second draft?) creating
some chord clashes, especially during the first guitar solo.
Surprised me. Any chance you might attempt a remix?
[ Reply to This ]