Restless Soul
I tried several different things for this track. In the end, locking in with mpointon's syncopation sounded best. He did all the rhythmic work, I just rode on his coattails :)
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Marzo 21 2016 08:09:39
kennyadry Man...What a groove you had here. And I totally agree with you! synching with Martin's drums did it so well, this now has some funk and RnB style thanks to your great bass man! :)+1
Marzo 21 2016 15:15:05
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Marzo 21 2016 15:52:18
mpointon Tight and mellow riffs! Sweet, understated and rich tones - almost a bit of Pino Palladino chorus going on in there - and executed to perfection :) Top playing!+1
Marzo 21 2016 16:20:56
Marzo 21 2016 20:30:09
Marceys Oh man! That is really good! You played the accents with the hi-hat of Martin in such cool way! I should have played my piano more in that line too! Very cool timing, love it! :)+1
Marzo 21 2016 21:32:54
Marzo 21 2016 23:38:55
Psycho Great job... Icing on the cake buddy... give yourself more credit. This is more than a drum ride :) Really enjoyed it !!+1
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Giugno 11 2016 17:55:57
Ernie440 Cool one Jason, well played with the boys, I missed this one earlier on I guess. I was just a noobie here. :)+1
Giugno 11 2016 18:13:15
Giugno 11 2016 18:38:47
Ernie440 True, Martin's percussion here got things stirred up, it's actually one of the first tracks I did here (with just M's drums) and I mixed the bass in the left side only in Cool Edit .. haha ... Oh well, the boys (and Aleonz) made a hit out of that left side track, probably what got me hooked on this site actually. I was amazed! +1
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