Jazz folk? Maybe not, but I never know what to put for genre.
Now that I know Reason a bit better I'm going through last year's songs and remixing/mastering them, having taken into account comments from people on here and elsewhere, so thanks for any you've made.
Here's the first:
Any further comments and listens still very welcome.
Pete
(Jazz folk) Towel
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Yeah man Im not sure what to call it. How about good? Those hand drums threw me off first but it quickly grew on me.
Smooth track man good work!
Also kudos for revisiting old tracks. Im too lazy for that even though I notice things i could easily do better (like something is not tight or volume too high somewhere) Then again im a patch user rather than a patch creater too haha
Cheers man!
Smooth track man good work!
Also kudos for revisiting old tracks. Im too lazy for that even though I notice things i could easily do better (like something is not tight or volume too high somewhere) Then again im a patch user rather than a patch creater too haha
Cheers man!
Hey Ixus, cheers for that. Glad you liked it and thanks for the encouragement.Ixus wrote:Yeah man Im not sure what to call it. How about good? Those hand drums threw me off first but it quickly grew on me.
Smooth track man good work!
Also kudos for revisiting old tracks. Im too lazy for that even though I notice things i could easily do better (like something is not tight or volume too high somewhere) Then again im a patch user rather than a patch creater too haha
Cheers man!
Yeah, revisiting old tracks isn't as much fun as making new ones, but I'm just trying to make them a bit more presentable than they were. Give it a go yourself; you might like it! And nothing wrong with not creating patches - we're all using other people's tech, whether it's patches, synths, guitars, software, anything.
Thanks again.
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