Labryinth Road

[Fishingmusician1]

This is one I did on the Roland XP-60 a while back. It reminds me of visiting my wife in Germany before she came over here and we got married, the beautiful scenery with mountains in the background, and the clean highways. As usual on the Roland I had to put everything in from scratch.

https://soundcloud.com/user-412296517/labryinth-road

 

[Rayblewit]

Superbly done!
I love it how you have alternated between percussion (vibes xylophone?) and the horns bieng the dominant lead instrument. Sounds awesome.
Actually inspires me to try that arrangement.

 

[Gary D]

fantastic, was that on board sequenced or using PC DAW?

 

[happyrat1]

Nice piece but you always do nice work...

Now...

Amaze Me!!!!

Gary

 

[Fishingmusician1]

Superbly done!
I love it how you have alternated between percussion (vibes xylophone?) and the horns bieng the dominant lead instrument. Sounds awesome.
Actually inspires me to try that arrangement.

Thanks, it made for an interesting arrangement though it's just done as I go along, without any plan ahead of time. Appreciate your comment.

 

[Fishingmusician1]

fantastic, was that on board sequenced or using PC DAW?

Thanks, I just do the onboard stuff and transfer it direct via line out on a CD recorder burner, it's a Sony CDR W-33 and came free with the Roland XP-60 when I bought it, luckily I still have it. No PC involved though I'd like to get into it. I'm a total novice at it.

 

[Fishingmusician1]

Nice piece but you always do nice work...

Now...

Amaze Me!!!!

Gary

Gary, you're not an easy guy to please, but well worth the effort if I get a thumbs up. I'm working on it, and appreciate your listen. The Thraaxor pieces have been put on hold for now...

 

[happyrat1]

Seriously, if you mastered the art of MIDI recording and editing in a Computerized DAW you'd be a major force to be reckoned with.

Start with a few freeware programs and youtube tutorials for each of them.

The basic skills and process are actually quite simple to grasp and once you've mastered the techniques of note by note editing and tempo and control code adjustments you'd be capable of some truly mind blowing stuff.

But what I said was tongue in cheek. I wish I was half as talented on keys as you are (and I think I am)

Gary

 

[Fishingmusician1]

Seriously, if you mastered the art of MIDI recording and editing in a Computerized DAW you'd be a major force to be reckoned with.

Start with a few freeware programs and youtube tutorials for each of them.

The basic skills and process are actually quite simple to grasp and once you've mastered the techniques of note by note editing and tempo and control code adjustments you'd be capable of some truly mind blowing stuff.

But what I said was tongue in cheek. I wish I was half as talented on keys as you are (and I think I am)

Gary

Thanks for the advice, it's something I plan to do now that I have more time. Now, Thraaxor awaits and I'll be back in a millisecond! Those seven moons are blinding but I'm fully charged!

 

[romain57]

Built this moceau very well: cheer!
kurtsolo...

 

[Fishingmusician1]

Built this moceau very well: cheer!
kurtsolo...

Thank you my friend.