Music [2]

Lancebloke wrote:

And yes Bluebottle - translating your Norwegian does become tiresome!!!          

 at least it's translatable  


(did u translate what i said or? )


and yes.. i pray to Eru i will have some time

Of course I translated what you said but we know about your trolling motivations anyway!!

Lancebloke wrote:
And yes Bluebottle - translating your Norwegian does become tiresome!!!          

It's a way of life surely.  

Norc wrote:også, bluebottle. ikke for å virke pedantisk ellerno, men vi prøve å ikke snakke så mye norsk for å være litt grei med alle utlendingan her ;)vi bare trolle litt i ny og ne

Ah, I seem to be trolling quite a lot then.

 

I'll reel it in.

^^ ålrait den itts setteld. enøff åf dis nånsens.

What is that? Norweglish?

Just did this. Nothing to do with Requiem, which I will need to put some actual time into, but thought I would post this in the mean time.



I fucked up a note right near the end! That is what you get for being too lazy to do more than 1 take!

Lancebloke wrote:What is that? Norweglish?

yepp. spot on.

also. i barely heard that one note

Lancebloke wrote:maybe only a minute, minute and a half as our first project?

Maybe a bit longer if Amarie and Halfwise wants to try and put some parts on. So 2.5-3?  

i think we won't be able to make it around a minute, i think 2-3 minutes are more likely.

Norc wrote:also. i barely heard that one note

It was right near the end.... you were probably bored by then!!

Have just dropped tuned my guitar so it is ready!

And yes re the length of the song.. 2-3 mins makes sense. Not sure what I was thinking of...

Looking forward to hearing it Lance.  

Lancebloke wrote:
I fucked up a note right near the end! That is what you get for being too lazy to do more than 1 take!

Well, just put that down to beeing jazz influenced.  

(Probably shouldn't be saying that as both my brothers are jazz muicians.  Well they probably won't come on here. Nevermind.)

Jazz.... some of it is good but I remember once going to a Jazz cafe on the South Bank in London (when I was doing music production at college) and there was a band playing. That was fine but what I didn't get what that every now and again, one of them would improv a little, maybe a bar and a half, and then everyone around would clap..... I didn't get it.

maybe i am a bit too classical-music oriented but i hate when people clap in the middle of a piece, be it x-factor or a jazz-club..

Ok.... so as a guide for feedback from you:



If I get time, I will take on your feedback for Sunday and try and put something together at about 2 mins as a complete guide track for everyone.

Feel free to send me bits (Petty's skydrive is a good place to drop sound bites) and I get stitch some stuff together so you can hear what it sounds like.

Edit - Video text amended

hmm.... i think the intro is too spicy.. it should just be .. kinda plain but powerful. also u play all the best bits  but.. yeah.. i'll see what i can get done this weekend.

ooops i didn't notice the text you added

Norc wrote:hmm.... i think the intro is too spicy.. it should just be .. kinda plain but powerful. also u play all the best bits  but.. yeah.. i'll see what i can get done this weekend.

Too spicy? Do you think arppegiated chords is the way forward... just with less notes in there or something different.

Also... where I have put some comments (not sure if you can see them or if you were just listening) I was suggesting other things playing what I was doing on the guitar as a guide.

WHY DID U REMOVE IT?! i was just gonna listen to it again and look at the text and give u a proper feedback!

It's back. Amended the text at the end as it came out wrong.

sorry.

 

Bluebottle, Amarie etc... if you have any suggestions for your own pieces and where we could fit in, that would be great!! Even if you could drop a rough recording(if you can) of something then it helps get the arrangement sorted before you record properly.

Yes, it does seem to be all the rage in the jazz world. They really do appreciate improvisation.

I do remember though one of my favorite musicians, not jazz though, exclaiming quite loudly at the start of a song when people had started clapping along "I didn't write no claps!" So you get both I guess.

I was talking about Peer Gynt on the other thread. I've been trying to convince my brother to get his band to do a Django Reinhardt version of "Dovergubbens hall" ("The hall of the mountain kin" (?)) for a while. Hasn't seemed very interested this far though.

live albums of the beatles are worthless.. and people arguing to clap at whatever sound is ridicolosiybgdsn!!