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In Maizuru, in Japan, there use to be a small bar i used to frequent on a friday eve, where a band would play. i was allowed to play a number one night which was mainly this riff, it went down quite well and they asked me to play with them a few more times, it was something i used to really look forward too, that and the warm sake.
This has taken an age to get together. The opening is at 97 bpm, but try to keep in time with the Shaman keeping a rhythm with his ayahuasca leaves was very tricky. I could only use part as the beat was not in time.
I kept this as mainly a rhythm track, i took out the lead. I am trying to concentrate on getting a better production sound. Thanks to all the guys at mcjams that have helped me with tech questions and pointing me in the right direction. There are still issues i have, but i will leave it at this. Anyone up for putting something on this like a vocal or whatever please feel free. One loop used, for the drums, but i changed it, the rest of the keys was played on the mac keypad.
This has taken an age to get together. The opening is at 97 bpm, but try to keep in time with the Shaman keeping a rhythm with his ayahuasca leaves was very tricky. I could only use part as the beat was not in time.
I kept this as mainly a rhythm track, i took out the lead. I am trying to concentrate on getting a better production sound. Thanks to all the guys at mcjams that have helped me with tech questions and pointing me in the right direction. There are still issues i have, but i will leave it at this. Anyone up for putting something on this like a vocal or whatever please feel free. One loop used, for the drums, but i changed it, the rest of the keys was played on the mac keypad.
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ktb
ohhh, what i wouldn't have given to have been sitting at the bar, and caught the jam some Friday night. Lots of wonderful Tokai textures on the guitar and your synth choices are always spot on.
PS: how long did you have to wait to capture that pic?