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Rare blue lizards found in the vast desert of Bongovia called Bongovians love playing bongos and sitars all day long in the sunshine!
luckily i found some! and i recorded some samples of them playing, pretty awesome stuff!! i just had to use it in a song, though i also added some of my own style to it too. :P
this one was a blast to make, please have a listen and let me know what you think!! ^^
enjoy! :D
luckily i found some! and i recorded some samples of them playing, pretty awesome stuff!! i just had to use it in a song, though i also added some of my own style to it too. :P
this one was a blast to make, please have a listen and let me know what you think!! ^^
enjoy! :D
Category Music / Other Music
Species Lizard
Size 120 x 116px
File Size 3.68 MB
This, my friend, is amazing! Seriously, I can't big it up enough. Love all the sounds, its arranged beautifully with some great melodies and harmonies and to add to it all, it is insanely well mixed. Thanks so much for sharing! *Checks out your other stuff*.
Are the piano sounds from a real piano?
Are the piano sounds from a real piano?
:D let me explain :P
basically,
- the packs all come with bunches of virtual instruments.
- each instrument comes with several styles of play, say the violin, it has soft playing, rasping, plucking, ect...LOTS
- THEN each note has a separate recording all together so it sounds extremely realistic....
- and even furthermore, each note has a few separate recordings for volume, so say with a guitar, if you want it playing loudest you will hear that string slap, and if you set it softly it'll be a nice soft note.
check out www.soundsonline.com
their expensive too........... XD
basically,
- the packs all come with bunches of virtual instruments.
- each instrument comes with several styles of play, say the violin, it has soft playing, rasping, plucking, ect...LOTS
- THEN each note has a separate recording all together so it sounds extremely realistic....
- and even furthermore, each note has a few separate recordings for volume, so say with a guitar, if you want it playing loudest you will hear that string slap, and if you set it softly it'll be a nice soft note.
check out www.soundsonline.com
their expensive too........... XD
loved the redundancy, almost the effect had in drone type music. very nice *thumbs up*
a bit of firendly/constructive citisism; something you may want to look into, is a Tamboura. they are drone instruments similar to a sitar, only they are all drone, with no frets, and provide a backing for the sitar. they are simialr in sound because of the slightly arced bridge that allows just a bit of buzz. on the sitar, the sympathetic strings provide a hum below the notes without actualy being played.
anyway, from what i have heard of your music, the Tamboura should give you a nice bass line to work around. keep it up!
hate to be an attention hog, but a good indian friend of mine is teaching me how to play the sitar. (progress is slow )
a bit of firendly/constructive citisism; something you may want to look into, is a Tamboura. they are drone instruments similar to a sitar, only they are all drone, with no frets, and provide a backing for the sitar. they are simialr in sound because of the slightly arced bridge that allows just a bit of buzz. on the sitar, the sympathetic strings provide a hum below the notes without actualy being played.
anyway, from what i have heard of your music, the Tamboura should give you a nice bass line to work around. keep it up!
hate to be an attention hog, but a good indian friend of mine is teaching me how to play the sitar. (progress is slow )
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