This is super cool. I love the tabla sound, I did not know there was such a drum machine! I thought at first you used a banjo at the very beginning but it's an electric guitar, right? And the little sitar lines are awesome. I love this track.

This is super cool. I love the tabla sound, I did not know there was such a drum machine! I thought at first you used a banjo at the very beginning but it's an electric guitar, right? And the little sitar lines are awesome. I love this track.

I really like the insistent drum machine beat. Very interesting track.

I really like the insistent drum machine beat. Very interesting track.

Sweet piece, and excellent guitar work!

Sweet piece, and excellent guitar work!

This is very cool, I actually shared it with one of my musically inclined friends because he's really into this kind of vibe and I'm sure it would inspire him.

This is very cool, I actually shared it with one of my musically inclined friends because he's really into this kind of vibe and I'm sure it would inspire him.

I found some parts, that sound like a banjo, indeed. But it`s still the guitar. Thank you for listening and your nice comment.

[quote=Kedbreak136]This is super cool. I love the tabla sound, I did not know there was such a drum machine! I thought at first you used a banjo at the very beginning but it's an electric guitar, right? And the little sitar lines are awesome. I love this track. [/quote] I found some parts, that sound like a banjo, indeed. But it`s still the guitar. Thank you for listening and your nice comment.

So that's an actual sitar and not a sitar sound effect?  Super cool.  It's always a good idea to bring in the sitar.
Love the whole vibe of this one. 

So that's an actual sitar and not a sitar sound effect? Super cool. It's always a good idea to bring in the sitar. Love the whole vibe of this one.

Wow this is great.  Definitely a nice change up from the status quo.  The sitar really makes the song.  Percussion is great too.  You did a great job on the production of this.

Wow this is great. Definitely a nice change up from the status quo. The sitar really makes the song. Percussion is great too. You did a great job on the production of this.

wait you have one of those?  how long have you had it and where did you get it?

that is SO cool looking!!!  I HAVE to have one now ha ha

great track!

wait you have one of those? how long have you had it and where did you get it? that is SO cool looking!!! I HAVE to have one now :) ha ha great track!

The sitar is amazing. Love the variety and mix of instruments in this

The sitar is amazing. Love the variety and mix of instruments in this <3

Awesome track!
Modern eastern music with a melancholic feel to it! It is smooth sounding yet has some edgy sounds to it. Great stuff! Really stands out!

Awesome track! Modern eastern music with a melancholic feel to it! It is smooth sounding yet has some edgy sounds to it. Great stuff! Really stands out!

Thanks Orange! I have the Taalmala drummachine a few month now. I bought it for 100€ on ebay. It has  a lot backgroundnoise,  getting much better running it with battery. So I can choose between the two powering options. Last time I saw that machine, was 1990 in Heidelberg at a Hare Krishna shop and never have forgotten how beautiful it was.
The brand Radel-Systems still produces electronic tablas today, but with a sample based technology and much more programs and rhythms. It is not funny, but interesting, that Radel also produces military systems and computer technology. The Indians are smart nerds.

[quote=orangedrink]wait you have one of those? how long have you had it and where did you get it? that is SO cool looking!!! I HAVE to have one now :) ha ha great track![/quote] Thanks Orange! I have the Taalmala drummachine a few month now. I bought it for 100€ on ebay. It has a lot backgroundnoise, getting much better running it with battery. So I can choose between the two powering options. Last time I saw that machine, was 1990 in Heidelberg at a Hare Krishna shop and never have forgotten how beautiful it was. The brand Radel-Systems still produces electronic tablas today, but with a sample based technology and much more programs and rhythms. It is not funny, but interesting, that Radel also produces military systems and computer technology. The Indians are smart nerds.

All these amazing stringed instruments, even the drum machine sounds like a banjo sometimes. Makes it sound like Journey of the Sorcerer.

All these amazing stringed instruments, even the drum machine sounds like a banjo sometimes. Makes it sound like Journey of the Sorcerer.

Wow that's awesome.  Checking out the Indian Taalmala drum machine.  How did you get your hands on this thing? This track sounds eastern but also like a western, southern rock like vibe as well.  Great sounds and blending of old and new sounds.  Do you have a sitar as well?  I always assume people are talking about virtual instruments.  Nice work!

Wow that's awesome. Checking out the Indian Taalmala drum machine. How did you get your hands on this thing? This track sounds eastern but also like a western, southern rock like vibe as well. Great sounds and blending of old and new sounds. Do you have a sitar as well? I always assume people are talking about virtual instruments. Nice work!

That drum machine looks so cool.  At first sight I woulda thought it was a radio! Love the pulsing rhythm it creates throughout.  The sitar and guitar parts sound really good and bring everything together.  Nice work!

That drum machine looks so cool. At first sight I woulda thought it was a radio! :p Love the pulsing rhythm it creates throughout. The sitar and guitar parts sound really good and bring everything together. Nice work!

Ahhh man!!!

Ahhh man!!!