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  1. Thanks Old Joad and Bapu! I appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment☺️
  2. Thanks! This is great feedback and I absolutely agree. I appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment👍
  3. Ha ha, gotcha. He does throat singing as well (I am currently practicing it my self) and he’ll be doing that on the album
  4. There’s actually no words in the vocals. Joik is an emotional vocal style, I guess, and very rarely has any words. The closest he gets to any actual words is the “wah-wah-wah” phrase he does in the choruses which represents the wolf. On a side note, Fimbulvetr, the long winter before Ragnarok, was caused by the Fenris Wolf eating the sun. But he just do this joik thing after how the song makes him feel - which to me is a very powerful way of singing. And as far as we know, it hasn’t been done like this in a band setting before. Thanks for checking it out and commenting, Wookiee. I still check out your Sound Cloud when you drop something new
  5. Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, I can agree with that. It also needs a better recording of the vocals, so we’ll try that next time too 😛 Thanks for checking it out!
  6. Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment
  7. I started a new band last summer, making a cross over between metal dub and ambient music, I guess. The really interesting thing is we have a singer of the Sami/Sapmi people, the indigenous people in Scandinavia, performing Joik for the vocals. We think it is pretty cool. We have a bunch of songs written for an album to be released late summer (we hope). This song, “Fimbulvetr”, was recorded in various places, mixed in Cubase. I’m curious to hear what you think. Link to streaming services and other stuff: https://lnk.bio/nordicgroovecollective
  8. I agree 1000% with this post, especially the last entry on the list😅 but anyway, it’s really hard to find something that actually is a bad DAW …that isn’t made by AVID😉 (and even that gets the job done)
  9. Fair enough i guess. I thought it was weird they’d invest in player compatibility for the cheap versions and not the flagship. I mean, you can still use full Kontakt for player libraries, but it is so convenient for NKS users to have the player compatibility. And they’d potentially get a bunch of customers who don’t want full Kontakt
  10. That’s what, 5 years on overtime? And not Kontakt player compatible? Very weird… I have, use and love the Micro. I have the Elements and I hate it. It has that annoying metallic sound to it. Weird, since the micro sounds so different. Listening to the demoes of the Ensemble it doesn’t impress me at all. And I had high hopes for this when I first got the Micro. Money saved, I’ll stick to what I have. But I am glad they made the Micro👍
  11. I have played around with it for a few days and I kind of like it, but it is weird. It definitely is a high frequency saturator, but there are some shifting in the frequencies that seem a bit random. I guess that is what they talk about by it introducing real life into a static IR. I think it will be worth something in my arsenal, but it should never cost much. I think half of what you pay for it is for the GUI TBH. But a useful tool none the less. I think. I will test it on vocals and drums in a mix tomorrow.
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