RE: Mind Relief REMIX for Work and Productivity

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Mind Relief REMIX for Work and Productivity

in dsound •  6 years ago 

I would love to hear this, but my network and DSound can't seem to cooperate for more than the first three seconds ... One workaround for this (I think it's mostly 504 'Gateway Timeout' errors) is to use the Dsound download button, but didn't see it ...

There's also putting a back up on other platforms, although DSound seems like the most loyal to Steemit and probably the best paying one ...

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Here's the musicoin link; they're not too glitchy anymore...

Wow thanks! I loved the phase/flanged round wound string electric bass, a classic sound! I wish the piece was at least twice as long, such a great thing to develop and expound upon ...

Thank you for the encouragement. I am glad that I remixed it, and may very well take it further.

Yeah do so! One question I was wondering ... Is that 'real' bass and guitar or samples? Either way it's real tasty!

The bass is real, a scrappy old Wardair model. Copied the track and ran filters on it to get the sound - no guitar, just the bass w/ different effects. Keyboards & drums are digital but I built them note by note, beat by beat.

  ·  6 years ago (edited)

Thank you for dissecting that for me ... Ah, so the effect on the bass must have spread the spectrum to make it sound like also a guitar...

...on second listen I realize what I thought was guitar is actually the piano you mention above.

I look forward to hearing more from you!

I got that completely wrong. When I checked my files I saw that it was all guitar (a low budget Epiphone), with no bass. The original scratch track was all bass, and I'd always just thought of it that way since, even after playing it on guitar. I wrote a post about it here, with a video of the scratch track for comparison. So my mistake has hopefully produced some value.

Piano's the same though.

That's cool ain't it? I mean the way the memory finally floods back once you properly recall how it all was done ... Makes me wonder how much of my memory is accurate because I do presume I have great long term memory. btw, Epiphone's, even though back in the day we'd call them 'Les Paul copies', are now considered 'quality vintage' ... (I'm a keyboard player who sat in with plenty of guitar rockers, btw ... )