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paulrmartin
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<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.scottlernermusic.com/music/S ... .mp3"><img src="/forums/images/listen_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" Song"> Song</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Jazz<BR> SOCAN©2003 PaulR.Martin<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> Thanks to Napster and a contact made there, I hooked up with jazz-fusion guitarist Scott Lerner a couple of years back( http://www.scottlernermusic.com )

He listened to all kinds of music I had composed and recently asked me to put one together for his upcoming album.

This is the final result.

Hope you like it as much as I do :smile:

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hubird

Post by hubird »

nice filtering on the drums, I like that :smile:
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Gordon Gekko
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Post by Gordon Gekko »

man your chops are so cool, keep em up!
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Post by paulrmartin »

Not my chops, legros, Scott Lerner's. :wink:

I'm working on another tune for him now. It's got a latin feel to it.

I'll keep you posted
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Post by Neil B »

Awesome. The mix, the fx'd drums, the music - this is brilliant in every aspect of the track.
I thought my days of listening to jazz were long gone, but I think you may have just rekindled something.
Well done Paul
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Post by Nestor »

Cool track, I like particularly the counterpoint section at 3:00.

As all the others have pointed out, drums sound very well, but the paths you used there too are very nice. Cool job Paul :smile:
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Post by paulrmartin »

Thanks for the encouraging reviews.

I feel this is my best mix ever and I hope to be able to achieve this all the time :smile:
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Post by AudioIrony »

Shit!!!!!!!! in a good way.. and without nasty smells.... AMAZING player. Nice mix, just brilliant all round really.

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Post by ChrisWerner »

Am I wrong? I hear a white
noise sometimes in the track, maybe from the guitar?
The mix is loud, wide but for my taste not well balanced. Of course he is a nice guitar player but he stands to much in the front for my taste, when he sets in your bits goes to far in the back.
But I guess the track is about his guitar play and not your piano play or all other things you´ve done.
A nice track indeed but it is to much guitar in it :grin:
For a good fusion of electronic and guitar play, I would recmommend you to the Jeff Beck album Who else, fantastic.
I like your funky trails more.



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Post by scottl »

Thanks for listening and commenting guys!!!

Paul Martin is a genius and I love working with him!!

I think that you will like the latin tune!

Scott Lerner
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