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Just let your mind wonder while listening. BiaB style = Question - Smooth Jazz Tempo = 70 BPM I deleted the bass part Strings 1 - Kontakt - Solid State Strings I copied the string track Strings 2 = Kontakt - Amadeus Full Choir Piano - Keys of the 70's - Stage Mark 73 Guitar - Kontakt - Jazz Guitar Drums = SSD Percussion - Kontakt - Brio Ensemble I am playing the fretless bass and via my MIDI keyboard controller the tenor sax FX - reverb on all but the bass guitar and kick drum Kick drum - Waves CLA drums Fretless bass - Amplitube 5, Presonus Pro EQ, Waves Bass Rider This is an experiment on using my MIDI keyboard controller along with my ART X-15 pedal board. I took my ART out of storage (I haven't used it in about 20 years), bought an 5 pin MIDI to USB converter (USB was not that popular back then), grabbed the manual (thank God I keep manuals), and programmed the right expression pedal to expression (CC11), the left expression pedal to the tenor sax's vibrato (CC4). I also used the mod wheel to control the sax's growl (CC!) while playing the notes with my right hand. As I sometimes keep forgetting to move my feet I did have to do some editing. So let me know, good or bad, how you think the sax sounds. Thanx
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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I like it Mario, great job. My mind didn't wonder but it wandered. It wandered to a made up James Bond 007 scene where he falls in love with the lovely lady but they both realize it would never work
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Mario,
I have never been a fan of instrumentals, for the most part. . . but I always enjoy clicking on what you have to offer because I know I’ll hear something engaging . . . and this is no exception. Cool and soulful, slick mix . . . Well done!
Hope all is well in your world,
Deej
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Hi Mario,
I enjoyed this track - lovely chord progression and atmospheric Sax - well done.
Best Regards Nigel
Nigel Spiers Christchurch, New Zealand info@nzacoustics.com
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Mario: As i was listening here is what happened.
you've really got me thinking drifting in and out peaceful as i listen thats what life's about
it's the writer in me that make the lyrics come inspiration puts pen to paper feeling this (well done)
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Another engaging piece of music well done my friend thanks Eric
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Another nice one Mario, very relaxing sound. I'd say your experiment worked fantastically!
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Mario...I was going to write something...but my mind wondered off...I'm finding that's become very easy for me to do...this is a cool piece and is very relaxing and meandering (in a good way)...I think I would have liked the sax more dominant in spots...other than that............I missed my train I guess? What were we talking about?
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Mario, I like this one a lot, it has a wonderful mood. Funnily enough what makes this song work for me are the parts which are NOT created via BIAB, the saxophone and the nice bass-motives :-)
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Beautiful, but melancholic track!
Sounds like you are getting along very well without the wind controller ;-).
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Definitely a very cinematic type of tune which you are very good at.
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I like it Mario, great job. My mind didn't wonder but it wandered. It wandered to a made up James Bond 007 scene where he falls in love with the lovely lady but they both realize it would never work Thanx so much! But I thought that 007 never found a girl that he didn't like!
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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Mario,
I have never been a fan of instrumentals, for the most part. . . but I always enjoy clicking on what you have to offer because I know I’ll hear something engaging . . . and this is no exception. Cool and soulful, slick mix . . . Well done!
Hope all is well in your world,
Deej Thanx so much Deej for those very kind words. Hopefully you will begin to listen to others instrumentals.
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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Hi Mario,
I enjoyed this track - lovely chord progression and atmospheric Sax - well done.
Best Regards Nigel Thanx so much for noticing the chord progression. I appreciate you comments.
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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Mario: As i was listening here is what happened.
you've really got me thinking drifting in and out peaceful as i listen thats what life's about
it's the writer in me that make the lyrics come inspiration puts pen to paper feeling this (well done) I'm glad I gave you lyrics for your next masterpiece. Thanx for listening and commenting.
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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Another engaging piece of music well done my friend thanks Eric Thanx so much Eric.
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Another nice one Mario, very relaxing sound. I'd say your experiment worked fantastically! Thanx Brad. It looks like I don't need another wind controller.
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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Mario...I was going to write something...but my mind wondered off...I'm finding that's become very easy for me to do...this is a cool piece and is very relaxing and meandering (in a good way)...I think I would have liked the sax more dominant in spots...other than that............I missed my train I guess? What were we talking about? Thanx for the kind review. I have no idea what we were talking about. I thought it was your job to take notes
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Mario, I like this one a lot, it has a wonderful mood. Funnily enough what makes this song work for me are the parts which are NOT created via BIAB, the saxophone and the nice bass-motives :-) Thanx so much for the sax and bass comments. I greatly appreciated them.
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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Beautiful, but melancholic track!
Sounds like you are getting along very well without the wind controller ;-).
Rob Thanx Rob. Yep it looks like I don't need another wind controller.
I've accidentally swallowed a load of scrabble pieces. My next trip to the toilet could spell trouble.
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