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"Serendipity" 7/8 Fusion Groove with Piano and Sax


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Re-mixed/mastered and re-posted from Soundclick to Bandlab. Don't think I ever actually posted it to the Songs forum.

Has some simple, light percussion and ride cymbal. Any jazz-fusion drummers or sax/flute/horn players out there that might want to have a go at playing over it, let me know.

Cheers,

Dave

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Liked the instrumentation, good mix of sounds. Nice groovy 7/8-feel, sometimes 7/8 gets stumbly without flow but not here. I would love to hear a flute solo in this one. :)

Good work!

Posted

Lovely composition!

Being a low-end freak, I'm wondering how it would sound with a bassoon layer (since I can't afford Ian Anderson :)).

A few years ago, I picked up the Odd Meter Drums MIDI packs from The Loop Loft to help me with those timings.

3/4, 5/4, 7/4, 5/8, 7/8, 9/8, 11/8, 15/8

Lots of fun!

Posted

Thanks for the listens and comment, gents. Glad you enjoyed it. We had Dave Brubeck playing in the house all the time when I was young, and I never got over it. I just love 'odd' time signatures.

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Hi Dave

Like this  a lot - a great Sax solo would make this sound spectacular - I've just worked with a saxophonist friend of mine who just dubbed a small solo on a track we are doing at the moment. I'd originally hashed the solo together using some Kontakt instrument (cant remember which one) and i thought that sounded Ok - but the real thing, well something else!!

Nigel

 

 

 

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Posted

I think you are right on, Daryl. More cowbell! Actually, I just picked up the 'Odd Time' add-in for Jamstix, and was planning to let it have a go at this. If it turns out well, I might offer it to Rayzoon as a demo. I  wasn't that impressed with the 7/8 demo on their site. ?

 

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On 9/23/2019 at 9:18 PM, Bert Guy said:

Very tasty Brubeckian groove you have here ! The sax is in the pocket.

Thanks, Bert. I actually ended up offsetting the sax track about 30 ticks early because the slow attack made it sound draggy as-recorded. It's still a little loose/draggy in places, but I felt that added realism so I left it in.

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On 9/23/2019 at 9:01 AM, Grem said:

Dave B at your house?!! Wow!! Must have been one kool ***** childhood!!

? Only the vinyl version, sadly. I have, however, seen the Brubeck Brothers live. They are definitely chips off the ol' block, and equally inspiring.

Posted

Man that was nice!  I really like the 7/8 timing and how you seemed to ride it effortlessly.

Mix is nice and clear (Stand up bass sounds really good in there).

Has a really cool "sound" to it.  Vintage feel for sure.

 

Very nice work.  Love the chords..

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