David Sprouse

I wonder how hard this would be to perform.? I'm picturing everyone on stage counting under their breath.  It definitely conjurs the image of a pulsating object.  I feel this has  alot of potential and could be longer.

On 1/12/2022 at 3:45 AM, Wookiee said:

Like the growl on the Bass as usual a clever composition, even if the title may offend some.

Good stuff as ever David

Wookie, thank you for listening.  I think the  growl is from a moog.  I love *loud* bass.   haha.

Love how it explodes into stereo at times, it's a cool effect.  Needs lyrics.  I feel it needs some more contrasting material, maybe a breakdown with short b section.  The ending would make a great breakdown.  Just a thought.  It's  a great start.

Miroslav vitus, that's a name I haven't heard in awhile. Thanks for lending me your ears!

On 1/13/2022 at 3:03 PM, DeeringAmps said:

We're all grownups here...

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not at all what I expected, and that's a good thing

Tom thanks for the feedback.  I'm  an ex drinker,  haha.

This is a complex pop song. It's like blondie singing squeeze. 

. I agree with  Douglas the vox is too far in front.

I like how  it evolves keep up the good work. 

Thanks Andy.  I'll massage it a  bit.  I listened to it this morning and you're right it was recorded way too hot.  Wow.  I added a better recording today.Thanks for commenting and listening.

Douglas, you keep getting better and better.  Kind of sad lyrics, but youre a romantic (at heart).  At least you have music....

Scarlatti

This is my take on a d. scarlatti sonata. 

perfect, uplifting music.  wish I had the imagination for this.

Nice positive message.  Do you play all instruments?  I  get an extra  song when the next one plays from your website.  I could listen to your stuff all day long.

reminiscent of big country.  Profound lyrics.

I pictured a fish singing.  Lovely mellow D

4 hours ago, jack c. said:

great job/sounds.jack c.

Thank you for lending me your ears.

preach it.  truth will never be a commodity and information is always in  formation.  I like how this song goes through several phases.  It feels like a complete experience that way.  Like Bruce said, the bass can be a little more pronounced.   Great song.

Dirty Ralph

I hope the video doesn't offend anyone.

Just for fun.

So brilliant, you're right, we need more new year songs .    Liked the bluesy take on things.  Can't comment on mix cuz I'm not an  expert.

I like the 2/4 feel to it.  This almost reminds me of simon and garfunkel.  You're  definitely on their level (IMHO)  Another brilliant one.

probably could benefit from a high pass filter.  Other than that, musically it progresses nicely and keeps the listener on the hook.

wookie, have you ever watched ALEX BALL'S videos?  They're very entertaining and he's a synth maniac.  Loved the bell like apreggios with the slight flange.  Hypnotic.  

I love it when at my church  the organist takes a break and  plays piano.  It's  more intimate.  On my tiny presonus eris's the strings were a little too far forward, but otherwise a great production.  Enjoyed it immensely.

were those animations or real images that were made-to-look like animations?  liked your use of transitions, I've never seen some of those.  You created a nice icey atmosphere with the suspended notes at the end.  The static was a unique outro.  what does phonobrainer mean? 

bjorn, love the composition.  The violin has a classic, Appalachian style that's popular today. You've captured it perfectly.    

Loved your melody on this.  It builds nicely.    your yahama sounds great as usual.

HAPPY NEW YEAR TIM.  I think of jazz over the holiday's because of my father (and NYC during the holidays and NYC is jazz)   it's just the right thing to do for some reason.