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Jamar wrote:Jimmy, what in the heck is Electro-Mechanical?

electronic style sequencing.

Hammond B3, Wurlitzer A200, Fender Rhodes, Hohner D6 Clavinet, and various RMI Electric's and Pianets.

EM basically means mechanics are used along with electronics to create the sounds. I.E Mechanical moving parts like tines, tone wheels, Leslie's etc.

My Rhodes sounds are pretty good, but I could have made the real thing sound amazing w/ FluLiq and my old Bose cabinets of yore.

Hi

Good one alfonso!

Now I lack Nestor's bass playing "a la" Jaco and some sparse cymbals and toms trills

cheers

BRAVI!
Good Work Jimmy and Alfonso!

Lots of inspiration here!

good playing
i never heard this song but heard its name seveeral times
thnx for letting me hear it with your own rendition.

applause

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want more


would be spezial interested in your hammond creations;


good vibes from vienna back to vegas

Hey, I discovered this yesterday evening.
Great track ! I love the sounds and feeling (porgy and bess is also a great choice)
A pleasure to listen to you playing too, very impressed here
Congratulations.
Mehdi

Actually, I take back what I wrote in light of Alfonso's addition.

The Rhodes sitting back with the effect such as it is with the guitar a little bit more in-your-face makes the track. But I still think that if the piano were to stand alone the effect would need to be toned down.

Very nice feel, both of you!

Sometimes, somethings are worth waiting for and this is one of those times.
At long last a Jimmy V upload - well done.

Love Alfonso's additions too

Thanks Jimmy!
I am very proud that you used FluLiq on thisone!!! Can`t believe my effect made it to such fame.

Today I finished the tempo-sync delay section (which I started unsynced in v.0.8 ). You will soon get a jimmy v. edition... The delay is very special because the feedback changes alot in every cycle... just like an old real tape delay...

It has become a very complex & unique thingy.

1000000000 thanks

martin

MCCY wrote:
It has become a very complex & unique thingy.

1000000000 thanks

martin

Martin, you got this all backwards.
It´s us that are supposed to thank you! !
So; Thank you very much !!

Cheers

Jörgen

You Are Sick,

And I Love It !!

I couldn't take a chance of the effect not being heard, so I recorded it solo, and made sure I laid it on thick.

Thanks everyone for the kind words.

I was worried that the style would be boring, and inappropriare for the forum. but obviously I can learn from many here about new styles like ambient, etc.

I plan on hanging out with ya'll here for quite a while.

I will start posting some original compositions, so please, be cruel. For the people I will be sending the demos will surely be.

"It´s us that are supposed to thank you! ! "

It just works hand in hand. This is a real community. I will stop posting devices in the moment i realize that noone is interested or nobody shares his/her experiences & knowledge. Jimmy gives me some fame so i love to give him the devices... sounds a bit poor, but there is of course some truth in it.

martin

MCCY wrote:"It´s us that are supposed to thank you! ! "

It just works hand in hand. This is a real community. I will stop posting devices in the moment i realize that noone is interested or nobody shares his/her experiences & knowledge. Jimmy gives me some fame so i love to give him the devices... sounds a bit poor, but there is of course some truth in it.

martin

Acknowledging such truth, however, is anything but being poor

wow, singing with the rhodes. The cohesion between the sound and effect is amazing. I don't just hear a "rhodes with an effect", but a sound of its own. Awesome!

Thanks Ken,

I hope you continue posting your stuff also.

I am really getting great vibes and ideas from everyone contributing music here.

I am really anxious to hear FluLiq after Martin is finished.

I have a feeling that it will definately have a slot in one of my AUX's when I gig live, and record.

Your percussion / rhythm tracks are so polished, and dynamic. It makes me want to use less conventional methods of rhythm, as drums only excite me in odd meter timings anymore. 12/8, 10/8, 3/4, 6/4, 7/8, etc.

I wonder if we could put a PlanetZ band together? This is so much fun. I need a break from production music, and cover bands anyway, it does nothing but line my pockets, and since they are lined good for a while, I will stay at home and jam here at the Z.

I will have Gigastudio 4 by Saturday this week, that should be something.

I actually play a decent Pedal Steel and the library that Wavelore has made is stunning from what I've heard. That instrument is so full of feel in the right hands.