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tuesday jam

By Q-Rosh on October 13, 2024 5:07 pm

on tuesday I had a very nice jam with Günther on the Rhodes and me with my guitarpedals. this was the basement for this track, which I extended with clarinet, saxophone, flute, harmonica, sitar, edrums and some hiphopbeats I sampled from several EP`s. I ended up with 150 audiotracks, which are up to 4-8 different channels from the microphones or effects, just for a single instrument in mono. It was a monstereffort to find the right parts and to balance, EQ and master them. It took me the whole weekend. I did not know what the song would be like in the end, but I was going for a journey through different genres and spaces. You can hardly hear the initial music from the jam anymore, but who likes, can listen the Wilcox-Raw-Cats recording on polycarboate on weeklybeats. there you find some minutes of our session. I am grateful to be able to play with Günther, who has over 70 years practise on the jazzpiano. The windinstruments just sound the way they do, because they have a great jazzfloor underneath.
Such gigantic projects like this, I probably cannot make this year again, because my 2 weeks of vaccation is over now and the cliniclife gets me back.

So smooth

what a fantastic journey, Q-Rosh!
very cool that you and Günther were able to get in some jam time on your vacation, and what a spacey and vibrant foundation the jam created for you to layer on.
150 tracks! you are very good at mixing, everything sounds so nice together.
gonna head over and check out the Wilcox track now

Wow, 150 tracks is quite something!  You do an excellent job (as always) of utilizing all the sounds and taking us on a sonic journey without things getting too messy, muddy, or overly busy. 

incredible trip, so many little cool parts, love the soundscape around 6 minutes in, the cymbals, everything. really impressive

150 audio tracks would kill my brain to capture in a weekly beat. The arrangement, instrumentation, and mix truly deliver, that was an awesome journey.

This feels like I'm tuning into a satellite capturing all the genres as it orbits the planet. Günther sounds great on the rhodes.  You did an amazing job wrangling in 150 tracks yikes  Everything seamlessly sounds like it's one recording.  The woodwinds with the rhodes give it that extra space appeal to me.  Ooof the drums at 6:12 hit me right in the soul.  Excellent work!

wow! What an effort to combine all those tracks. This is really cool how you took all of that sound info and assembled into this epic journey of sound. Really loved this one!

So many tasty treats in here! What a terrific Tuesday. You generated a lot of tracks, I bet it was hard to sift through and edit, great work though. That's a good way to spend some vacation time! So cool how things transition between parts, I appreciate your work pulling it together. I like Tone Matrix idea about the satellite orbiting and picking up all the sounds.

This journey was out of this world. It was well worth all the effort you put in!

150 audiotracks...

wow

Your songs are such journeys! I'm amazed by how 150 audiotracks can be mixed together into this very smooth, balanced and enjoyable whole

What a trip, so much going on but all works and flows so well, big smile on my face at 2:36 how you played out those samples a bit more.  The section from 4:10 to 5:10 is such a delight, like it could be a lost demo from Nas's "illmatic".  So glad you took the time to complete this, thank you.

You put in the effort and went the distance, and it really shows.
- Spider

Fucking sick, my guy
Everything flowed so smoothly

This is incredible. and 150 tracks! it all comes together and fits so perfectly, not overwhelming at all. You retain the organic live feeling and it works really well. I think this would do really well released on an album or as an ep. favorited and downloaded!

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