Bridget Murphy

Good luck on your project.

Thank you for sharing your channel. I find very informative.

Thank you for clarifying your point. I actually saw a different post regarding Zep using bodhran in their performance. However I cannot find that exact post now.

Yep, I've heard Led Zep have bodhrans in their act. Definitely has its on stage appeal.

As an amateur bodhran player, I'm particularly drawn to the rhythm and how well both kits complement the overall energy of the song.

I'm sure you'll be reaping tracks when that VSTi arrives.

I like the combination of stringed and percussion instruments on this one. May I suggest however a slight drum beat to accentuate the high tone of the strings and maracas.

It's always interesting to hear about these creative solutions musicians come up with.

I've got a handful going on. Still thank you for sharing work.

Thanks for sharing your synth journey! The Juno connection and exploration of the OB-X8 sound intriguing. The banjo twist in space gaming music is a cool touch. Enjoy your Poly D adventure! It may not be a game but it seems to remind me of the anime Cowboy Bebop.

I am excited to hear the latest iteration. I will check it out soon.

Achieving a warm clawhammer banjo sound is always a nice touch. It's unfortunate that the left-hand position moves up with the 5th string hits, causing some inconvenience. Hopefully, Ample Sound takes the feedback into account for Banjo 2.0. Despite the challenge, your use of the banjo as background support sounds great.

It's always helpful to get input, especially on maintaining momentum in certain sections.

I see. Feel free to share your progress with us.

I'll check your work soon. I'm wandering if your channel is monetize?

I see now. Do you use a particular amp and mic setup for your bodhran?

That banjo gives the song a distinct twang.

I can't wait for your next works.

Thank you for sharing, the library included seems tailor made for Irish instruments, but also include others like banjo.

Thank you for sharing.

How was your bodhran? I heard that brand's product could use a little help from an amp?

The UI/UX seems to be not user friendly.

Just in time for Christmas dinner.

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You're most welcome sir. I am here to support independent musicians of all sorts. Their work resonate with me more than the mainstream ones does.