always love your drum playing, this track got such magnificent fury to its charge

always love your drum playing, this track got such magnificent fury to its charge <3 [img]https://media0.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExYWN3aGFrN3Fna3Q3cnJvaTlzZGRmc2ExaWNteXVqYWN5M3Q4eWg3OCZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/XX0m0CjNuWgYn72fyR/giphy.gif[/img]

Nice one! Fitness is tough man. Just keep at it and it’ll become a habit

Nice one! Fitness is tough man. Just keep at it and it’ll become a habit

nice work! heavy feel on the rhythm, gives that feeling of late night jamming haha

hey btw for the fitness journal I think your solution is underneath your nose: just play as much drums as you can with as much intensity as you can, seems to me like the best way to train your body among instruments (unless you count smashing your guitar on stage, that could be marginally more physically intense but not for too long heheh)

nice work! heavy feel on the rhythm, gives that feeling of late night jamming haha hey btw for the fitness journal I think your solution is underneath your nose: just play as much drums as you can with as much intensity as you can, seems to me like the best way to train your body among instruments (unless you count smashing your guitar on stage, that could be marginally more physically intense but not for too long heheh)

love the swing and sway of the drums with the guitar strums.  Excellent guitar solo and love the drum outro \m/

love the swing and sway of the drums with the guitar strums. Excellent guitar solo and love the drum outro \m/

Not sure how I could change myself, but I can definitely change the bpm of this track. Maybe neither really need to change, it's nice like this.
Oh, you can make the BPM the same as your weight from now on, see how that works out

Not sure how I could change myself, but I can definitely change the bpm of this track. Maybe neither really need to change, it's nice like this. Oh, you can make the BPM the same as your weight from now on, see how that works out

Cool re-interpretation of the previous week's track.  As always you capture a great raw and gritty sound on the instruments.  I liked that super hot guitar that came in briefly near the end.  I wouldn't have minded a little bit more of it.

Cool re-interpretation of the previous week's track. As always you capture a great raw and gritty sound on the instruments. I liked that super hot guitar that came in briefly near the end. I wouldn't have minded a little bit more of it.

very tasty with the drums & guitars!

very tasty with the drums & guitars!

Had to go back to the previous one first so I could remember how it ended and hear the connection between. This is the story my mind created when listening: in part one there's a person sitting by their computer, seeing the whole world (but actually just the mediated snippets they have in their particular filter bubble). The electronic sounds of part 1 feel like a metaphor for being stuck "in that machine" or too hard on the minds ideas of how things "should be" and so, they are frustrated by not being able to change the world.

Part 2 (this song): the person realizes "hey I have all those cool instruments in my garage!" so they get up, leave the screen, and are using their own body to channel the music. It is authentic and comes from within. Making the physical movements and sounds shift the state of their mind and they remember:"I'm the actor of my reality. I can choose my actions. In so doing, I am changing the world already, the world of my life."

(please note that I'm not suggesting electronic music is any worse, this was simply the story I got in my mind from the different songs)

Had to go back to the previous one first so I could remember how it ended and hear the connection between. This is the story my mind created when listening: in part one there's a person sitting by their computer, seeing the whole world (but actually just the mediated snippets they have in their particular filter bubble). The electronic sounds of part 1 feel like a metaphor for being stuck "in that machine" or too hard on the minds ideas of how things "should be" and so, they are frustrated by not being able to change the world. Part 2 (this song): the person realizes "hey I have all those cool instruments in my garage!" so they get up, leave the screen, and are using their own body to channel the music. It is authentic and comes from within. Making the physical movements and sounds shift the state of their mind and they remember:"I'm the actor of my reality. I can choose my actions. In so doing, I am changing the world already, the world of my life." (please note that I'm not suggesting electronic music is any worse, this was simply the story I got in my mind from the different songs) :)

Thanks!

It is indeed, I am not doing great again this week, but a little bit at least and was better eating healthy so...

Yeah, it could be an option to go all in on the drums, but actually I do not have that much fun working on my chops, and when you really work on the technical things (rudiments, independance, etc...), you should be super relax and not use much of your muscles... Sun is getting out earlier, temperature is getting mild, I'll most likely go outside and move.

Yeah Jam sessions with Niko on a rock context is actually physical (I do hit hard on those drums most of the time there lol) and I'll still do those. Thanks a lot for coming back here and listen to my track week after weeks. I have to start for last week, I didn't listen to you guys tracks yet.

Yeah, I just "mimicked" the synth lead I did on the previous week for the guitar solo. Thanks man, Right after I reply to you guys messages, I'll go listen to your tracks, didn't take time for music listening - writing yet this week... It is a busy one. 

I could... thanks for coming back week after week.

Yeah, quick guitar solo... Trying to keep it concise. (Or just didn't want to put the time and efforts in...) Thanks.

Thanks Josh!

I really like your interpretation of this. I didn't really think about it, I just did think it was fun to track with my "real" instruments. Wanted to maybe add a bit of vocals, something like If you don't want the world to be a shitty place, don't be a shitty person... But meh... Maybe next time.

You all rocks. Going to your tracks now and will give a little feedback.

[quote=RajaTheResidentAlien]always love your drum playing, this track got such magnificent fury to its charge <3 [/quote] Thanks! [quote=SQF]Nice one! Fitness is tough man. Just keep at it and it’ll become a habit [/quote] It is indeed, I am not doing great again this week, but a little bit at least and was better eating healthy so... [quote=horatiuromantic]nice work! heavy feel on the rhythm, gives that feeling of late night jamming haha hey btw for the fitness journal I think your solution is underneath your nose: just play as much drums as you can with as much intensity as you can, seems to me like the best way to train your body among instruments (unless you count smashing your guitar on stage, that could be marginally more physically intense but not for too long heheh)[/quote] Yeah, it could be an option to go all in on the drums, but actually I do not have that much fun working on my chops, and when you really work on the technical things (rudiments, independance, etc...), you should be super relax and not use much of your muscles... Sun is getting out earlier, temperature is getting mild, I'll most likely go outside and move. Yeah Jam sessions with Niko on a rock context is actually physical (I do hit hard on those drums most of the time there lol) and I'll still do those. Thanks a lot for coming back here and listen to my track week after weeks. I have to start for last week, I didn't listen to you guys tracks yet. [quote=Tone Matrix]love the swing and sway of the drums with the guitar strums. Excellent guitar solo and love the drum outro \m/[/quote] Yeah, I just "mimicked" the synth lead I did on the previous week for the guitar solo. Thanks man, Right after I reply to you guys messages, I'll go listen to your tracks, didn't take time for music listening - writing yet this week... It is a busy one. [quote=DESLRV]Not sure how I could change myself, but I can definitely change the bpm of this track. Maybe neither really need to change, it's nice like this. Oh, you can make the BPM the same as your weight from now on, see how that works out[/quote] I could... :) thanks for coming back week after week. [quote=Cosmic Cairns]Cool re-interpretation of the previous week's track. As always you capture a great raw and gritty sound on the instruments. I liked that super hot guitar that came in briefly near the end. I wouldn't have minded a little bit more of it.[/quote] Yeah, quick guitar solo... Trying to keep it concise. ;) (Or just didn't want to put the time and efforts in...) Thanks. [quote=jwh]very tasty with the drums & guitars![/quote] Thanks Josh! [quote=Minnamari]Had to go back to the previous one first so I could remember how it ended and hear the connection between. This is the story my mind created when listening: in part one there's a person sitting by their computer, seeing the whole world (but actually just the mediated snippets they have in their particular filter bubble). The electronic sounds of part 1 feel like a metaphor for being stuck "in that machine" or too hard on the minds ideas of how things "should be" and so, they are frustrated by not being able to change the world. Part 2 (this song): the person realizes "hey I have all those cool instruments in my garage!" so they get up, leave the screen, and are using their own body to channel the music. It is authentic and comes from within. Making the physical movements and sounds shift the state of their mind and they remember:"I'm the actor of my reality. I can choose my actions. In so doing, I am changing the world already, the world of my life." (please note that I'm not suggesting electronic music is any worse, this was simply the story I got in my mind from the different songs) :) [/quote] I really like your interpretation of this. I didn't really think about it, I just did think it was fun to track with my "real" instruments. Wanted to maybe add a bit of vocals, something like If you don't want the world to be a shitty place, don't be a shitty person... But meh... Maybe next time. You all rocks. Going to your tracks now and will give a little feedback.

Love the feel of this, sorta Pulp Fiction in its own way. Great drum fills

Love the feel of this, sorta Pulp Fiction in its own way. Great drum fills :) [quote=djippy][quote=RajaTheResidentAlien]always love your drum playing, this track got such magnificent fury to its charge <3 [/quote] Thanks! [quote=SQF]Nice one! Fitness is tough man. Just keep at it and it’ll become a habit [/quote] It is indeed, I am not doing great again this week, but a little bit at least and was better eating healthy so... [quote=horatiuromantic]nice work! heavy feel on the rhythm, gives that feeling of late night jamming haha hey btw for the fitness journal I think your solution is underneath your nose: just play as much drums as you can with as much intensity as you can, seems to me like the best way to train your body among instruments (unless you count smashing your guitar on stage, that could be marginally more physically intense but not for too long heheh)[/quote] Yeah, it could be an option to go all in on the drums, but actually I do not have that much fun working on my chops, and when you really work on the technical things (rudiments, independance, etc...), you should be super relax and not use much of your muscles... Sun is getting out earlier, temperature is getting mild, I'll most likely go outside and move. Yeah Jam sessions with Niko on a rock context is actually physical (I do hit hard on those drums most of the time there lol) and I'll still do those. Thanks a lot for coming back here and listen to my track week after weeks. I have to start for last week, I didn't listen to you guys tracks yet. [quote=Tone Matrix]love the swing and sway of the drums with the guitar strums. Excellent guitar solo and love the drum outro \m/[/quote] Yeah, I just "mimicked" the synth lead I did on the previous week for the guitar solo. Thanks man, Right after I reply to you guys messages, I'll go listen to your tracks, didn't take time for music listening - writing yet this week... It is a busy one. [quote=DESLRV]Not sure how I could change myself, but I can definitely change the bpm of this track. Maybe neither really need to change, it's nice like this. Oh, you can make the BPM the same as your weight from now on, see how that works out[/quote] I could... :) thanks for coming back week after week. [quote=Cosmic Cairns]Cool re-interpretation of the previous week's track. As always you capture a great raw and gritty sound on the instruments. I liked that super hot guitar that came in briefly near the end. I wouldn't have minded a little bit more of it.[/quote] Yeah, quick guitar solo... Trying to keep it concise. ;) (Or just didn't want to put the time and efforts in...) Thanks. [quote=jwh]very tasty with the drums & guitars![/quote] Thanks Josh! [quote=Minnamari]Had to go back to the previous one first so I could remember how it ended and hear the connection between. This is the story my mind created when listening: in part one there's a person sitting by their computer, seeing the whole world (but actually just the mediated snippets they have in their particular filter bubble). The electronic sounds of part 1 feel like a metaphor for being stuck "in that machine" or too hard on the minds ideas of how things "should be" and so, they are frustrated by not being able to change the world. Part 2 (this song): the person realizes "hey I have all those cool instruments in my garage!" so they get up, leave the screen, and are using their own body to channel the music. It is authentic and comes from within. Making the physical movements and sounds shift the state of their mind and they remember:"I'm the actor of my reality. I can choose my actions. In so doing, I am changing the world already, the world of my life." (please note that I'm not suggesting electronic music is any worse, this was simply the story I got in my mind from the different songs) :) [/quote] I really like your interpretation of this. I didn't really think about it, I just did think it was fun to track with my "real" instruments. Wanted to maybe add a bit of vocals, something like If you don't want the world to be a shitty place, don't be a shitty person... But meh... Maybe next time. You all rocks. Going to your tracks now and will give a little feedback. [/quote]

nice one djippy. La guitare  sonne spectaculaire, tout gel vraiment bien, good  job  sur  le mix

La photo est très cool aussi

nice one djippy. La guitare sonne spectaculaire, tout gel vraiment bien, good job sur le mix La photo est très cool aussi