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| Bubowski said 1247 days ago (June 28th, 2006) | |
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K. C. and the Sunshine Band Thanks Clark. He'll appreciate the comment! You should give a listen to his other piece (a collab with his older brother): Movement 1 --- Graham Metcalfe View my portfolio at www.ghmetcalfe.com. Art Direction and Information Architecture Check out my latest song called Galaxy Band 8
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| composerclark said 1247 days ago (June 28th, 2006) | |
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K. C. and the Sunshine Band You're welcome, and I'll check it out for sure. I really would like to know what the process was... Is this done in Garage Band with loops, or ...? I don't know nuttin' 'bout Garage Band or how loops would be used to create something like this, and I keep telling myself that I MUST figure it out, because I'm hearing a lot of strikingly impressive music generated this way. No matter how it was done, though, I'm impressed. --- Visit my website for lots more free MP3s and scores. Check out my latest song called Scarlet Nightfall
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| Bubowski said 1246 days ago (June 29th, 2006) | |
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K. C. and the Sunshine Band Hey Clark, As he's at music camp for a couple of weeks I'll answer for him. He spent a lot of time auditioning loops in the loop browser in GB. When he got ones that he liked he dragged them into tracks in the track arranger. Then he moved them arround until he liked the basic arrangement. Then he adjusted the panning and such in the automation tracks. Pretty much the standard Garageband loop composing...the talent is in arranging the loops to make musical sense. I do give him pointers along the way, so he doesn't get into that "one loop playing through the whole thing" issue but both of them usually do their composing on their own then have me give it a listen. --- Graham Metcalfe View my portfolio at www.ghmetcalfe.com. Art Direction and Information Architecture Check out my latest song called Galaxy Band 8
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| moorlandt said 1247 days ago (June 28th, 2006) | |
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what in a couple of years? Amazing how an 11 year old boy is able to compose such a song. What will he be up to in a couple of years? Keep an eye on that kid Graham! Cheers! Walter Check out my latest song called boundaries
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| Ed Hannifin said 1247 days ago (June 28th, 2006) | |
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Seriously.... ...by the time GarageBand 5 is out, this kid's going to be doing soundtrack work... And probably never having to use anything BUT GarageBand... Very musical, very interesting, nicely funky and fun. It passes the "you can listen to it" test for me... I especially enjoyed the parts where you could hear where the mellotron wasn't... Time for SOMEBODY to have their own MacJams page... Ed Check out my latest song called Next Time Around (w/jiguma)
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| craft said 1247 days ago (June 28th, 2006) | |
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kid got potential An 11 year old boy composing such song is amazing. When he gets my age (27) he should compose pieces of art.. The foto is very good too.. Check out my latest song called Blue Lights (feat. Spleenveil)
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| alley-oop said 1242 days ago (July 3rd, 2006) | |
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great groove I can listen this! very nice choice of loops and arrangement Check out my latest song called anymore
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| ktb said 1162 days ago (September 21st, 2006) | |
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some serious musical genes runnin in this family. nicely done! Check out my latest song called Texas stump
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| Pongo said 1143 days ago (October 10th, 2006) | |
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Great Song! Love the arrangement and orchestration! Check out my latest song called Battle Noise II
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| kclements said 618 days ago (March 18th, 2008) | |
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This is just great fun Thanks for posting this. I love the panning effect and the way the bass and the hi-hats switch places. Very creative. Give him a "ad a boy" for me. Check out my latest song called Elffin Circus
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composerclark
This is your SON??? Amazingly polished work for anyone, let alone an 11-
year old! Lots of fun. The percussion panning effect was interesting, and
it occurred to me that it would also have been neat to create the illusion
that there are two different drummers by having two drum tracks, panned
left and right, and they could get into a little dueling drum action.
Great stuff! Very talented kids.