Topic: Prog Rock to Metheny Samba

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Replied August 20, 2010 at 22:54 #1938320

Scott
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There were a few places in that tune where I really liked the change up up.
The first was around 01:05 and leading into a solo
The next part I enjoyed was around 02:30 – where the drums had a more steady type groove goin’ on while the other rhythms caught up.
04:21 was another part that caught my ear.
Good job, and thanks for sharing with us!
Take care

Scott

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Replied February 13, 2011 at 22:34 #1945654

TonyTrupp
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wow, that’s really great man. impressed at the quality of most of the music clips I here on here. maybe the hi-hat could be be turned down or softened a bit, but it’s a nice mix.

Replied February 13, 2011 at 23:47 #1945656

Donna
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very cool stuff.. i love it. the only thing that was buggin me was some of the piano was a sterile/programmed sounding at times.

Replied May 25, 2011 at 23:18 #1949040

Macplug
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reaperGG – I completely agree. I’ve got a very basic notation software and vst piano sound and so I hold my hands up entirely. You are spot on. Thanks for your comment(s)
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