Wie könnt Ihr tanzen, wenn sie geht? (soundupdate 08.10.)

[MCCY]

2 days really hard work, I like the result. Structure is not ready, sound of course not 100%, but I think it's cool in this state.

real: cello/violin/bass/flute/sax/clarinet/Trombone/Trumpet/drums/darabouka/voice
guitarsynthesizer/snare&basesample to kick the set/some background-sample-strings,

b.t.w. hifibooms reverb used on vocal. Cool thing it is.

Martin

[dawman]

Did I hear the infamous Vintage Love Warmer's pitch detuner in there?...
As usual I have no idea what you are sayingm but natural instruments and virtual have such a nice sound when both are used together.

Thanks 4 Sharing.

[zangsta]

Thumbs up, Martin !
Good work !!

Zangsta

[Herr Voigt]

Did you fall in love with a girl from Turkey?
Sounds great!!!

[HUROLURA]

Nice One !!!

You should contact Peter Gabriel to be signed on his label.
A mix of mediterean music with german words on it !!!
Sounds really nice and rich sounding to me.
You really have something original here.

Viel GrussZ

[MCCY]

Thanks for your nice comments!
@Jimmy "Vintage Love Warmer's pitch detuner" ääähm... Jimmy, you're right of course with that principle being applyed, but again (you remember that effect on the strings you asked for in the filmmusic I posted some month ago?) this is natural detuning (which I work hard on, to get that special effect ) and really hardly to achieve (I again spend years on that technique) overdrive with badly adjusted compressors on mastering-chain

@ Herr Voigt: If love is when it makes sounds in your soul, then yes, but then, if you compare it with "keinweg" which I posted some weeks ago that girl made a whole 1000-man-orchestra swing in my stomache, and still does, while "WieKönntIhrTanzen" is more like a dance-combo playing on my strings... though I really hope meeting her next time again on that monthly party... (let's call her a muse & please don't respond anything with plugiator, to stick to the Scope-Topic now ). I didn't ask her about her geographical backgrounds, don't know if she was turkish. It was a balkan-beats-party and she fit in optically very well.

@ HUROLURA: Wow, that's a big compliment. I'll work 10 more years on making music and think about it again then.

Have a nice weekend

Martin

[Marco]

Oh Martin, have you been im Türkei Urlaub? you could sell this in Istanbul
to strange for german ears

[MCCY]

Danke für Deine lieben Worte, Annabella! Wie witzig, die Vorstellung! Mein letzter Türkei-Urlaub ist schon 'ne Weile her... Woher kommst Du? LG Martin

[Marco]

Heidelberg

deine vielen echte instrumente beeindrucken mich, das muss man erst ml beherrschen, die Mühe ists wert, das hort man!

you astonish me, so many real instruments make the best sound.