I had a blast creating this with some inspiration from The trackteam stuff. Very raw and I want to work on it, add stuff, remix etc., but I'm not sure what genre to even put it in. Can you help me decide? It's very long (about 12 minutes and it repeats at some point and abruptly cuts off, so just listen for a bit)
Thanks!
http://www.1host.com/octafish/fusion.mp3
edit: btw, I ask about genre because I'd like to tweak it and upload it to a few music sharing sites that will "review" it and provide some feedback, but they first ask for a genre and I'm really not sure.
What genre?
Off the top of my head....genres: acid-jazz, electro-jazz, nu-jazz, spring immediately to mind. It's a bit more edgy and electronic than typical jazz fusion. Fresh stuff.
It makes me think of something "Tribal Tech" would produce if they were more of an electronic act.
I liked the pitch-shifted glissando delays on the lead line. What were you doing there? Automating the delay time?
Nice!
It makes me think of something "Tribal Tech" would produce if they were more of an electronic act.
I liked the pitch-shifted glissando delays on the lead line. What were you doing there? Automating the delay time?
Nice!
I loaded up 2 simpler presets from Trackteam, one for lead and one for bass, the delays, pitch shifting etc. were built into the preset, so not sure. Threw a couple of drum loops together from Stylus RMX and jammed the whole thing out on my Brian Moore iGuitar Midi guitar. Man, it is so much fun I feel guilty....thanks for the inputicedsushi wrote:Off the top of my head....genres: acid-jazz, electro-jazz, nu-jazz, spring immediately to mind. It's a bit more edgy and electronic than typical jazz fusion. Fresh stuff.
It makes me think of something "Tribal Tech" would produce if they were more of an electronic act.
I liked the pitch-shifted glissando delays on the lead line. What were you doing there? Automating the delay time?
Nice!
