On Mon, 27 Jun 2016 00:15:19 +0200 (CEST) Ffanci Silvain <silvain(a)freeshell.de> wrote: Vielen Dank ! At one point while adjusting the EQ on the stereo bus and sweeping some frequencies I noticed an 'opening' regarding the cymbals of the drum track and this brought a good difference for the whole piece. I will make it a point to try to find first which element in a mix can be susceptible for giving an 'opening' and, trying to bring it out. I have the impression that this is suitable even for the most sombre of pieces. To have this opening. If there is no sound component that can give it, then there should be one added, I find. Speaking of sound sources, yesterday I spent some time improvising at the keyboard without recording, just playing and going trough some of the Pianoteq electric piano sounds. Then I tried the vibraphone demo. I was so moved by the sound. I am sometimes moved by what is being created/improvised but this time for this one it was much more. I got the sound bank and I haven't played it since then: I keep it on some altar where only angels and such can contemplate :) Cheers.

On Sun, 26 Jun 2016 15:40:39 -0700 "Glen MacArthur" <info(a)bandshed.net> wrote: Thanks ! Everything is a call in such a short time. As soon as something seems OK, it's taken without further ado. The horns' slow attack makes it difficult to not sound straight, but then the timbre of the sound added some 'spacey' element I liked, whose offset to the rhythm made a nice contradiction. So I went with it. If more time was spent the attack could be adjusted more to the point to keep some vagueness but also at the same time to be able to play more with the rhythm. The bass for instance could also be remade but the call was made, enough time fiddling with this, let's transfer that for mixing and see what it's like. As for the improv there's something special about it in general. At the beginning of the day none of this existed, not a single riff or sound. Quite early this morning after breakfast I thought of getting to know more about synthesis while having some tea. Eventually I would like to create sounds. ... And then this emerged. New sounds and rhythm coordinated together and shared. There's something about this, but I don't know what. Cheers.

On Mon, 27 Jun 2016 21:47:06 +0100 Will Godfrey <willgodfrey(a)musically.me.uk> wrote: Thanks ! Much appreciated. This is a learning experience. Cheers.