Darkness at speed
rien ne va plus (pas encore)... !
An experiment speeding up 121187. Makes it shorter, but a bit more lively. Quality probably suffers, but I can't tell on my primitive rig. Your opinion?
Stef
Well, experimenting is always nice and important but I prefer surely the previous remix. This is unnatural for me and then it was just that "slow mode" that enriched your superb game with the sax.
+2
GrooveEnth
Interesting. I immediately liked the faster pace but felt like it didn't quite 'sit' as well as the original on first listen. But going back and listening to the original I think this is better. Might have just taken it down just a few bpm from here but this is closer to the right tempo IMHO.
+1
Wade
Yea, I hear you. Just wondered what it would sound like 20% faster (with tuning adjusted back down).
+0
GlezBass
You do not usually hear it on rock tracks, does the sax seem a bit distant, or does it have some effect? Wade rocker !! :W
+1
Wade
Using a guitarist's box with 1/5th up and expression pedal to bring the effect in and out. Sopranino is already pretty high, so it's not as much like a tone as an effect.
+1
frankyguitar
Great experiment, cool result!!!
For better sound would cool you all played it in that speed. Damn, this would be great fun ! :D +1
For better sound would cool you all played it in that speed. Damn, this would be great fun ! :D +1
Wade
Possible, but difficult to improvise at that speed. Not much of a problem if a practiced routine.
+1
frankyguitar
Yes Wade.
Unfortunately I'm so lazy in practiced :| :o
But I really should do more.... +1
Unfortunately I'm so lazy in practiced :| :o
But I really should do more.... +1
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