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A Street

By Plantrain on May 15, 2016 8:56 pm

This piece started out as a two track acoustic piano jam, processed one of the tracks so that it sounds more like a distorted guitar. Added some drum machines, then some acoustic drums (with each part recorded individually - I really need to rent a proper rehearsal studio again so that I can multi track drums more easily!) and a touch of virtual piano.

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Excellent! Great transformation on the distorted piano.

My enjoyment of this track increased on reading your description, and I was already really enjoying the piece!
I might try this approach myself, using a rendered virtual piano - I've mostly been focusing on trying to make a piano sound believably like a wind harp, with no luck.

Excellent and exciting work.
I like the atmo and the resonant tones in there smile

Awesome, I would have never guessed the distorted guitar is a piano

Excellent track again. I adore the tempo, it gives the instruments time to breathe.
Good luck finding your rehearsal studio soon.

This is nice...real nice!

Jim Wood wrote:

Excellent! Great transformation on the distorted piano.

mysterioso wrote:

My enjoyment of this track increased on reading your description, and I was already really enjoying the piece!
I might try this approach myself, using a rendered virtual piano - I've mostly been focusing on trying to make a piano sound believably like a wind harp, with no luck.

m2K7 wrote:

Excellent and exciting work.
I like the atmo and the resonant tones in there smile

Jason Nijjer wrote:

Awesome, I would have never guessed the distorted guitar is a piano

Q-Rosh wrote:

Excellent track again. I adore the tempo, it gives the instruments time to breathe.
Good luck finding your rehearsal studio soon.

Sodabelly wrote:

This is nice...real nice!

Thank you for listening and your kind comments!

Love the softness of the distortion actually.  Subtle.  Only criticism would be the snare sound for such a subdued track but that's just me being picky  smile  Lovely stuff as always.

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