This an old experimental track that I was able to dig up that I put together years ago. I made this using samples from the sample song "Movement" by Mike Clarke & SJ. I edited some of the guitar and piano samples and added my own beats and a few subtle strings throughout the song.
Downloading now dude, will comment asap
Listening....
Interesting guitar intro.... nice hats.
Subtle snares/light beat.
:35 piano. Everything arranged perfect and playing along nicely.
Like the beat.
1:10-2:00 some kind of dark quiet strings. The acoustic guitar riff was something I was unsure if it would work, but it works very well.
2:05 strings bit more prominent here... Very clean crisp percussion.
Nice faded ending.
Well from the other songs I've heard from you this one seems slightly different. Nonetheless very good production here. :)
yes, clean and crispy beat, very nice. nice use of premade guitar sample. nice spooky low strings, maybe they just need a light reverb. cool bassline, sounds very good at around 1.00. quite short but it's definitely a good choice, otherwise this may sound a tad repetitive.
so is this an old experiment? not bad at all, that beat is inspiring.
this is superb love the guitar and the beat and that low string pad-top track casper
Thanks for the comments guys.
And yes, this is slightly different, and one of my more experimental tracks from the past than anything else I had done.
I did do a little extra work on this about 2 months ago though using a few techniques that I had learned over the last year. The beat is different than the original along with some of the melodies, but I didn't really change them, I just added to their arrangements.
Nice chopping up of the samples here, nice guitar.
This song actually reminds me a bit of some of Aphex Twin`s work, the same minimalistic experimental qualities are present here.
Great work.
yeah this has a real get the job done type feel to it. So many genres of music make up this little sliver of music. Really cool man.
Thanks Bliss and Dutch, appreciate the feedback.