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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / Sorkfot's music / Bad Habanero
Hello,
Steel string acoustic
Spanish guitar with only 4 strings on it
Electric guitar and P-bass
Spitfire BBCSO: Bass clarinet, French horns, Trumpet, Timpani and Piccolo flute
Percussion: Temple frog, shakers, rainmaker, triangle, cowbell, cabasa, bongos, tambourine
Drum samples
Funny lead (IIRC, the sample is from a Roland E-35)
Casio DM-100
Made in Renoise and Reaper.
Audio works licensed by author under:
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beautiful and lush! how do you get such a professional sound?
beautiful and lush! how do you get such a professional sound?
Thanks! That's a question that's hard to answer. Quick answer is I'm kind of a professional musician, but not really too good at music production. So that is something I'm working to get better at with every track I make. But I do WB only for fun, de-stress and be creative.
Spaghetti western for the win!!! Such a great intro. Solid soloing at the 2 min mark as well.
I want a surf rock song from you as well (did think about that at first cause of the guitar tones!)
Haha super nice orchestration! Flutes and all! Cheesy synth horns!
> Spanish guitar with only 4 strings on it
HAHAHHA amazing 
This track could work
INTERRUPTING THIS COMMENT for acknowledging the amazing guitar solo at 2:00
as I was saying this track could easily work as a late 70s erotica intro
favd
This is so good. It's like the whole wild west spirit jammed into one song.
- Devieus
This is so good. It's like the whole wild west spirit jammed into one song.
- Devieus
Thanks for all the nice comments, Devieus!
Great cinematic western piece, with an original genre mesh (as usual I could say). The guitar solo on the end is such a joy, love the high flute as well, and amazing arrangement and tunage overall.
