The Path To Your Lips
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Added a little drums. 4 Rivets in the ride cymbal. I was going to redo this with more snare in the beginning but decided I like the climatic effect with a fad to black ending. I wasn't sure where to add my drums because this track has a few really great adds already. Hope you like what I did and here is a video of the production. https://youtu.be/KY5tjVRqltw
Thanks for listening
Bill
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12 octobre 2016 à 10:06
GlezBass
OOhh Bill thanks for share on drums!, it is difficult to keep a good rhythm of drums in this type of flamenco rhythms so I congratulate you merge ideas, also with graphical documentation. According to my nephew who is a professional percussionist and sometimes play with these rhythms, the secret is out this internal rule in 12 beats: 12 123 456 78 910 accentuating with every patch or cymbal beats 2 3 6 8 10 ... is nothing easy, so I must congratulate Bill. In this video that drummer in buleria rhythms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3KCqJEBP_U ,,,, uffff
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12 octobre 2016 à 10:15
GlezBass
From the second 0.13 to 0.25 performed on the electric pickup under the beat of what could be a bass drum, cymbals work on is more or less as you have done; emphasizing certain beats to give a touch jazzy swing, to my knowledge you accentuate with a good punch in the snare drums... very good man!!
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12 octobre 2016 à 16:22
2underpar
In hindsight I probably should have mixed in Dan's great sax work (I can't explain why I didn't). And with less ride volume it may have worked a little better.
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12 octobre 2016 à 20:33
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