bjornpdx

Trippy indeed. Takes me away to some disturbing places. -Bjorn

Sounds good Jack. -Bjorn

Nice. I hear a lot of attention to detail like adding in little ornamental bits here and there. Great song and great production to this. -Bjorn

Maybe minimalist but often that's the best way to express yourself. I'm sure Alice was honored. I really like the guitar accompaniment arrangement. -Bjorn

I'm not into metal but I liked it. -Bjorn

Your words were just what I needed today Freddy. Thank you. -Bjorn

Even tho not a genre I usually listen to I did enjoy this one. The vocalist doesn't hold anything back that's for sure! Impressive performance. -Bjorn

I really like this one esp the guitar solo near the end. I'm no audio engineer but IMO the mix is perfect. Everything comes across sounding really clean and nothing dominates. Good stuff. -Bjorn

That's a lot of back and forth collaboration! I enjoyed this one. Very nice. -Bjorn

Thanks Steve. As always I appreciate the comments! 905133. thanks for listening and commenting. I was looking for a song title so I googled top 10 Indian girls' names and found Prisha. Freddy and Nigel thanks again for your kind words.

John T commented on my Prisha song a couple of weeks ago saying he liked the instrumental part but not the vocal. So I removed the vocal and have to say it sounds better without it. I turned it into a soundtrack for this trippy little video. -Bjorn

I have 1 and 2 and now I have 3. I've tried a lot of vocal libraries and Heavyocity is the best.

Hi Freddy Well I'm starting to accept the delay effect in your songs as being your style. If you like it, just do it! I like your songs because of the story telling, the bluesy guitars and you always seem to be having fun. -Bjorn

Impressive performance. I especially liked the smooth tone of the tenor sax. Well done. -Bjorn

First impression for me was Tony Bennett backed up with a Big Band. Really. This is a different vocal approach for you John, like there's more flair or pizzazz, something like that. Whatever, I think it works very well. Great lyrics and orchestration as usual. -Bjorn

Well I think this is one of the best things you've done Wookie. I like the chord changes, overall structure and esp the lyrics. Have to be honest though, it would be better without the vocoder effect. I can't make out the lyrics without the text and that's too bad since the lyrics are really good. So I'd suggest dialing back the effect or don't use it at all. -Bjorn

Hi Larry, Satisfying listen over all but I think the different sections need to fit together better? Something like that. I really like the strummed guitar notes at the beginning. I like your enthusiasm and sticking with it even though the process can get frustrating. -Bjorn

Kind of an Indian mood to this with sitar and other string instruments. I have some percussion loops from somewhere that have been on the hard drive for years. Sounded pretty good so I put them in. I don't do drums all that well but I thought this came out ok. Vocals from Aliye sample library which I've used in a couple of other songs. I really like that library. I googled the top 10 Indian girls' names and I picked Prisha from the list and used it as the name of the song. NI India Omnisphere Aliye vocal sample library various percussion loops Thanks for listening/commenting -Bjorn

Wonderful song. I was sort of surprised by the 3/4 time at first but it works very well. I remember a while ago you had some problems staying on pitch. I think that was you. Here your voice sounds really good. 1:22 Seemed like something changed, like mono to stereo? -Bjorn

Love the soaring guitar. Great find! -Bjorn

Love it. Reminds me of the 50s channel on Sirius radio and that's a huge compliment. 50s chord changes, piano triplets, falsetto - you have it all down so well. -Bjorn

One of those songs that goes well with a glass of wine on a quiet evening. I noticed the Spanish feel around 2:00 and kind of wished it had more solo time. Just my take on it. Well done and enjoyed it. -Bjorn

Hi Daryl, Great to hear another song from you . Very nice arrangement of piano and strings and quite a catchy tune. Hope to hear more from you. -Bjorn

Hi David If I hear this ringtone somewhere, I'll know you're nearby. Nicely done. Seemed to me like a variety of styles, one leading to another. Enjoyed it. -Bjorn

Excellent. I really like this one Wookie. Chimes at the beginning reminded me of church bells for a funeral. Seemed appropriate for subject. "Then complain when she takes her price" stood out to me. Nice way to express the issue. I had trouble understanding the lyrics via vocoder. Maybe back it off or do what Mark suggested? But could just be me b/c of hearing loss at certain freqs. You've inspired me to experiment with vocoders. Never done that before. -Bjorn