Wookiee

@bjornpdx I do hope the Analogue Lab patch included the CS-80 one of the masters favourite synths. It does have a Vangelis vibe, nicely done sir I do like.

Thank you.

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This is one of those pop songs I actually enjoyed, this cover works.

@AndyB01 thanks I have to admit that post the initial capture I did need to do a tad of editing and use some of CbB excellent midi editing tools to finesse my clumsy furry paws ?

Thanks, it's interesting however it is just one mode C, which some will argue is Am. Using a modal progression is more to do with how far each step is within the melody as true modal form has no harmonic support. Again my thanks for your ongoing support.

Some say I am a little deranged I don't disagree ?

Even I had problems with the and piece, it happens to the best and the furriest.

Nice Nigel, I have a love of the phaser FX on so many instruments and this is lovingly applied here. Sweet stuff, as ever

One of the early singles I purchased when it was release Mr Manfred and his men. Not a bad cover, has the same feel and vibe of the original but with bass

@steve@baselines.com I think you need to check your title I think there is an R missing. Well the furry paw is tapping which is a good sign, yeah he does have overtones of Mr Costello, the whole piece has his feel. Nice

Mix becomes quite dense from the 1:00 mark but as ones tastes takes it. Other than that it works well here.

As noynekker noes this is much more a musical theatre piece, mix sound fair here on my Events. That lead synths sounds just tad to forward at the 2;18 point woudl be my only observation.

Thank you, the timing is 4/4 it is just a very staccato slightly erratic rhythm, nice to hear you enjoyed.

Thanks for er that opinion, though I think this may be a little different, do you understand what a whole tone scale is? As for your demand for singing, I don't sing, secondary, Wookiee singing is lethal to none Wookiee life form's who hear it or are with in a par sec of the offending Wookiee. Thanks again for your thoughts they are noted and will be remembered for future reference.

Continuing the idea of alternate scales here is a piece created using only a Whole tone scale. The First 6 bars introduce the note/tones of the scale C, D, E, F#, G#, A#. The nature of the scale can be a little discomforting as it fails to resolve as you would like, shifting between Augmented and diminished chords. https://www.bandlab.com/the_wookiee/equally-intervals-e54bc1da?revId=f5b89133-c9d9-ec11-b656-2818783151a1 I hope you enjoy Created in Cakewalk by Bandlab with the following toys. Cherry Audio Polymode MemoryMood And the Stardust 201 delay FX Arturia CS 80 V ver 4 Korg MS-20 Augmented Voices All other FX are stock CbB other than the Boz Digital +10dB compressor on the Bass voice.

Glad you enjoyed this Freddy.

Is that a snare in the opening few bars? I will wait for the more finished product to comment any more

@Zargg I have come back for another listen to this revised mix, I am not sure what the differences are as I have had so much happening here my mind is furrier than normal. Consequently what I am not about to say might be a a whole bunch of fetid dingo's kidneys. The vocal sounds a more pulled back in the mix but with more definition/clarity, the top end slap of the Kick is more obvious, which will help to those listening on buds and the like.

He will continue to be an inspiration R.I.P. Sir, you made a whole new form of music possible. Thank you.

If this question had been raised on the Studio One forum but about Cubase or Performer, or CbB the OP would be removed from the forum permanently.

That is nice to know, keep doing what you do, it's avant-garde, experimental and refreshingly a delightful.

@Jesse Screed This has elements of freestyle Jazz and there is hints of King Crimson's Discipline album or more the Indiscipline track. I like it.

Very pleasant @David Sprouse, not long enough though, I did enjoy what I heard I just wanted to be greedy and hear some more

Thank you Douglas you most kind.