Chrysalis Soaring
Using Stems / Individual tracks I fashioned an arrangment based on Piano and "Theramin". To Create Variation and mix and edit in order to add my own playing as other voices. Stayed with most of Theramin, which also inspired harp and choir melodies and harmonies. EQ and Levels in order to be heard in playback. Stayed with Sandy's Piano Progression.
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24 avril 2024 à 20:55
shiihs
It's good you added some space for other instruments. I do feel like towards the ending the timing got a bit loose here and there. You transcribed the "theremin" quite well with the pluck sound!
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25 avril 2024 à 13:25
ulfberth
Thank you for your like and comments.
Sandy’s original track is not a steady tempo, which is what humans tend to do, especially musicians that concentrate on melody and harmony. I avoided quantizing. I prefer human rhythms. Baseman78fr added a steady bass, thank you. Helps the rhythm of the song. His percussion track wavers and was not offered as single track. I remixed now a new track adding the bass and my version of percussion. Makes perception of the song more steadily rhythmic. There are a couple of hick-ups. Musicians have to be very skilled to play without rhythmic support of others or to a click. A click is in itself constraining. A decrescendo of the the last few measures for an ending that is less abrupt. I wonder what Sandy thinks about all this - at least there is some attention. +0
Sandy’s original track is not a steady tempo, which is what humans tend to do, especially musicians that concentrate on melody and harmony. I avoided quantizing. I prefer human rhythms. Baseman78fr added a steady bass, thank you. Helps the rhythm of the song. His percussion track wavers and was not offered as single track. I remixed now a new track adding the bass and my version of percussion. Makes perception of the song more steadily rhythmic. There are a couple of hick-ups. Musicians have to be very skilled to play without rhythmic support of others or to a click. A click is in itself constraining. A decrescendo of the the last few measures for an ending that is less abrupt. I wonder what Sandy thinks about all this - at least there is some attention. +0
22 avril 2024 à 18:00
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