I have distilled twenty minutes of random whacking-things-in-the-kitchen into this thirty-nine second piece of funky percussion and 'live' MIDI accordion and bass. I am almost tempted to make a proper song out of it, but I figure that would deserve real instruments. Until then (check back in fifteen years):
Ahaha, that's sound awesome! You should make an album out of this. And a 'real' song would be fantastic - as long as you have a good singing voice!
Re: Russian Caravan
Posted: 2008.10.18 (00:06)
by Kablizzy
Maestro does the cool thing. His beats are rhytmically unmatched.
Re: Russian Caravan
Posted: 2008.10.18 (03:03)
by TribulatioN
That was dope.
Loved the original beats.
Re: Russian Caravan
Posted: 2008.10.19 (12:19)
by Lenny
Condog wrote:as long as you have a good singing voice!
He doesn't. :D
Also, it's cool. Hunkafunkin' jammin'.
Re: Russian Caravan
Posted: 2008.10.19 (12:22)
by 乳头的早餐谷物
Weisslenny0 wrote:
Condog wrote:as long as you have a good singing voice!
He doesn't. :D
Just because it doesn't please your choirboy sensibilities?
Re: Russian Caravan
Posted: 2008.10.20 (02:41)
by Skyling
This was overall very nice; I really enjoyed the complexities of the rhythms and everything. The MIDI organs in the background did provide some color and additional movement in the piece, but the horrible quality of any artificial instrument like that irritates me. It's at a good and low point in the mix to not matter, though.
