It's really smooth and jazzy. The bass in it really hits heavy too, which I really enjoy that. There's just something really classy and smooth that I can't exactly pinpoint in this one, but it's my favourite that I've heard from you so far. Really great job :)

Thank you! X3

The bass was a bit of trouble since I didn't have a "DI Box" there was A LOT of hiss luckilly I aquired some good plugins to handle that.

How many instruments do you usually play out of your songs? You said that the others couldn't really count, so I'm just curious as to what you usually do out of your stuff. It's all pretty good though, so I can tell that you're good at what you're doing :)

I normally play drums since it's my main instrument.

I meant couldn't count as in "Count the time signature changes" it changes a lot between 4/4 and 7/8.

Also I did most of the mixing/eq'ing and adding synth sounds since the keyboardist isn't good at layering sounds.

7/8 is a really strange time signature. Normally when I'd play something not 4/4, it was either 3/4 or 5/4. I never made it far with my flute though, sadly. I'm hoping to get one again soon though.

7/8 is more comfortable to me than 5/4 it gives me more time to think.

The most comfortable odd time signature I can play is 15/16.

That's so strange. The subtlety in it might make for a very unique sound though, I honestly can't tell the time signature of music just by listening to it. When you get into things like 15/16 time signatures, I can't imagine most people can tell it from 4/4 in the end. :p

When I was in my band's wind ensemble we had a piece in mostly 9/8 and it was hella fun lol

I can tell a time signature by listening to it if it repeats a multitulde of times unless it's like Don Ellis's Bulgerian Bulge (33/16) or Frank Zappa's "Black Page" then I'll get headaches lol

I have a few favorite songs in 13/8 too :)

Well a lot of people will notice it's not in a normal time because the time signature will feel like it's a skipping CD lol.

I stopped taking music in grade 9, but, 13/8 seems soooooo odd. When I atopped we only covered 3/4, 5/4 and 7/8. I guess you could have time signatures of any multiples of 4, I just never really thought about it before. Which wind instruements can you play? I've only got trombone (Everyone used to make the joke "you blow the boner") and flute under my belt. I'm getting a flute soon enough, hopefully. Asking for one for christmas :)

It's all in combinations of 2 and 3 really
for 9 we counted

1-2-1-2-1-2-1-2-3 to get 9 in total. or for 7 it would be 1-2-1-2-1-2-3 :3 it's pretty fun especially when you move the groups around to get a different flow within the 8th note pulse.

I'm working in another song in 12/4 that goes into 11/8 in the verse section but I don't think I'll release it anytime soon.

I don't play any wind instruments I wish I knew how to play trumpet but I've been playing drums since I was 4 so my parents made me stick with percussion.

I do tinker with Piano (hence my interest in synth sounds and layering) and I play a little bit of bass guitar but drums/percussion are main instrument.

I tried teaching myself piano... 5 or 6 years ago? It's been a while, but, I remember really enjoying it. I don't have any sort of natural knack for music, other than just having good ears in general. I'm also a little lazy, so I lack the stick-to-it-ivness to get good at an instrument. I'm really envious of people who can get good at them though, because it's one dang neat talent.

I also really like the sound of bass in general, so that's something that's really cool. I've never known where to go for good music bass-wise, got anything for me? (I mean, there's Rush, but other than that I don't know where to turn)

I'm actually a fan of Rush for the songwriting and musicianship but when I hear people say "Neil Peart is the greatest drummer ever" I cringe because I can think of 5 drummers easily that can play circles around him IN his era and after his era (Check Billy Cobham from Mahavishnu Orchestra as an example). ANYWHO I digress if you wanna check out some great bass players....


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For Jazz/Fusion

1. Victor Wooten (VERY VERY nice and wise guy too)

2. Jaco Pastorius

3. Marcus Miller

4. Snarky Puppy (Michael League)

5. Stanley Clarke

6. Jimmy Haslip

7. Charles Mingus

8. Tetsuo Sakurai (one of my personal favorites)

9. Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner

10. Hadrien Feraud

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R&B/Funk

1. Pino Pallidino

2. James Jamerson (MoTown Legend influenced almost every bassist today)

3. Bootsy Collins

4. Anthony Jackson

5. Larry Graham

6. George Porter

7. Donald Dunn

8. Mark King

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Studio (google their names for credentials)

1. Nathan East

2. Abe Laboriel Sr.

3. Leland Sklar

4. Jeff Berlin

5. Pino Pallidino (He's REALLY that good just in 2012 he played on Adele's 21 album,played bass for "The Who" and played for the John Mayer Trio now he's playing bass for Nine Inch Nails)

6. Donald Dunn

7. Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner
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Prog/Rock

1. Tony Levin

2. Geddy Lee

3. any bassist that has played for Frank Zappa

4. John Myung

5. Billy Sheehan

6. Chris Squire

7. Mic Todd

8. Greg Lake

9. Ray Shulman

10. Anthony Jackson


http://www.musicradar.com/us/news/g.....time-279007/33 <---- Look at this list too some of my faves show up too.

This is so smooth, just, gawwww. Real good stuff.

Thank you!

What kind of hi hats?

13" Hi-hats with rivets on the bottom....

I would give you the brand but I kinda have some issues with the people at the company.

Nice work! I wish I knew folks to jam live with. I'm in some sort of musical desert.

Where are you living now? D:

i started to tap my foot after a few seconds, i like this tune

Thank you! :D

you can put the link to the download?

Note me :)

Well thank you!

this is really sexy.

this is straight up sex to my ears right now. USE A CONDOM DAMNIT

XD Well this is a first lololololol

lololololol

Just to let you know, this is nearly orgasmic when your high.

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Thank you!

Haha no problemo~ thank you for the great tunes